$Id: ReleaseNotes 684 2018-11-07 19:26:36Z bhockney $

Release notes for Webfwlog:

Version 1.1.1

- The HTML and CSS have been revamped to conform to HTML5. Accordingly, the
  HTML DOCTYPE has been changed to html from 4.01 transitional, which may
  affect rendering in some older browsers.

- Previous versions of the syslog parser used older gnu getdate code to parse
  human-readable dates such as "yesterday" into timestamps, while for
  database log queries the php function strtotime was used. The syslog parser
  now also uses the php function strtotime, which may parse some date strings
  differently from the getdate code.

Version 1.1.0

- Webfwlog now includes support for MaxMind's geoip location databases (version
  2 only). Lookup only support is included in this distribution for all data
  sources, and requires only that the maxmind database files be installed
  (.mmdb extension). Full support, including filtering and sorting by geoip
  fields is available for file logs and postgresql database logs. Mysql
  database logs only have the included lookup support at this time. See the
  README.geoip files in the top directory and pgsql directory for more
  information.

- Now using explicit semantic versioning, e.g. previous version 1.01 was
  effectively version 1.0.1.

Version 1.01

- This release fixes issues with configure not finding the library and header
  files for database support.  Debian and debian derived distros, such as
  Ubuntu and others, were affected by this.

Version 1.00

- Webfwlog now includes support for IPv6 for netfilter and ipfilter syslog
  files, and database logs.  This requires changing the column type webfwlog
  uses for its hostname cache, from int unsigned to varbinary (mysql) or from
  bigint to inet (postgresql).  The included setup script in the mysql or pgsql
  directory will make the needed changes.  Also, this distribution includes
  functions mysql requires to convert between varbinary and human-readable
  formats for IPv6 addresses.  See the INSTALL file for details.

- Support for ulogd version 2 has been added, and with the use of views any
  database log format can be queried by mapping it to a view with field names
  matching those of ulogd, then querying the view.
  See the {mysql|pgsql}_data_table.sql files in the respective directories for
  specifics.
