Revision history for Perl extension SecsupConfig. 2.0 Wed Apr 17 16:50:56 2002 original revision to use AutoSplit 2.2.1 Fri Apr 25 11:27:00 2002 multiple files can now be loaded in New 2.2.3 Wed May 22 14:47:00 2002 fixed typo in New 2.2.4 Fri June 13 12:29:34 2002 added Debug option ... only thing it does is prevent mail from being sent out of AlertAdmin. Maybe more later. Right now, it's just convinient. 2.2.6 Wed, 6/26/02 11:19:00 added logging to AlertAdmin 2.2.7 Thu, 6/27/02 13:07:12 added Log as separate method -->this is where Syslog stuff will go eventually 2.2.8 Wed, 7/3/02 12:27:03 Added complete POD documentation. No code changes. 2.2.9 Thu, 8/15/02 12:59:32 Added Carp to Log function, if Echo is defined. This is a nice way of echoing log stuff to std out ... say if you want to have easy debugging output. 2.3.0 Mon, 8/26/02 10:53:50 Fixed location of AutoLoadUserCfg under $obj, not $data in New Fixed logical flow error in LoadUserCfg which caused no config to load unless it was copied. Fixed syntax error in LoadUserCfg: $obj => $self ;-) Oops! forgot to specify AltLoc in LoadUserCfg ... fixed that too. 2.3.1 Thu, 10/10/02 12:36:22 fixed logging error in AlertAdmin. File option is depricated. send log file on Log option now. 2.3.2 Fri, 10/11/02 10:02:42 added 'AsymetricLogging' option to new. If set to a nonzero value, this option will background all of the logging processes with the shell '&'. This is good if you want to do lots of fast, repetative logging, but don't want to need to wait on disk updates. of course the downside to this is that you can't garantee that your logfile will be in strict chronological order. Changed namespace to Config::Framework. 1.0 Mon Oct 21 11:13:14 2002 initial version for release to CPAN under Config::Framework namespace. 1.01 Mon Oct 21 12:48:00 2002 fixed typo in AlertAdmin 1.02 New becomes new. **slaps head** ;-) 1.03 Thu Jan 2 14:46:07 2003 added WriteConfig 1.04 Tue, Mar 18 17:30:00 2003 last_resort.log is now written to v_root/var/log, also writes reason sendmail could not be opened