Dump/restore 0.4b40 released.

Hi everybody,

A new version of dump/restore, the Linux ext2/ext3 filesystem backup
utilities has been released today.

This release features a few bug fixes and support for ext2/ext3
extended attributes (EA). For additionnal details, see the full
ChangeLog below.

You can download the new version at dump/restore's homepage:
	http://dump.sourceforge.net

Enjoy,

Stelian.

Changes between versions 0.4b39 and 0.4b40 (released May 2, 2005)
=================================================================

1.	Changed restore to emit warnings (instead of emitting a fatal
	error) if a file (or a directory) is unavailable for a 
	comparision (if the user doesn't have the necessary permissions
	to access it for example). Thanks to Kenneth Porter
	<shiva@sewingwitch.com> for the bug report.

2.	Re-done the 'do not save directory entries to non-dumped inodes
	(excluded from dump)' feature. The previous implementation
	worked well for excluded directories but not for regular files.
	Thanks to Kenneth Porter <shiva@sewingwitch.com> for the bug
	report.

3.	Fixed a bug in dump where the tape size was miscalculated when
	the user used -d/-s to specify the tape characteristics. Thanks
	to Philip Goisman <goisman@physics.arizona.edu> for reporting
	the bug.

4.	Fixed another bug introduced in restore with the hashtree
	implementation. This one caused restore to stop saying
	"removenode: non-empty directory" in some cases.

5.	Added support for dumping and restoring ext2/3 extended
	attributes (EA), like the access control lists (ACL) or
	the security labels used by SELinux.
-- 
Stelian Pop <stelian@popies.net>


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