The Protector

• do not destroy src snapshots if something went wrong while backing up
• add support for %z in tsformat
• better zfs on linux support
• updated perlmodules included with package

A Great Release, trust me!

• Improved pre/post send and receive commands
• make daemon NOT abort even if there is no configuration found
• change smf dependency to multi-user so that iscsi is running

In the Light of Dawn

Bugfixes

• autocreate working properly ... finally (?)

New

• ubuntu upstart script
• per destination pre and post SEND commands (complementary to the pre and post snap commands)
• send delay property

The Fat Pack

• improved systemd integration
• new fat release so that znapzend dependencies can be built without internet access
• better osx portability
• sudo/pfexec fixes
• no more multiline error messages

0.15.7 makes --autoCreation actually work ...

KetchUp

• improved documentation on DST field names
• add notes on HUP signal in documentation
• fix dataset queries
• fix recheck handling for offline destinations
• fixed logging
• made regexps locale safe
• allow . and - in userproperties

push it, push it, push it some more

• build dependencies directly with make
• optionally prefix pfexec|sudo to zfs|zpool|test comands
• set mbuffer timeout to 60 seconds this might help with timeout situations seen on solaris
• fix string replacement in manifest file
• let smf manage pids instead of a pid file

Can you hear the drums?

• if you want znapzend to reload your config, kill -HUP will do the trick
• improved handling of TERM for a graceful shutdown
• new option for znapzend: --connectTimeout=x

Facing The Truth III

• exception handling for more stable behaviour in case of trouble
• new --features=recvu to make the filesystems non mounted at the receive end
• new --features=oracleMode to activate things we put in just to make znapzend work on oracle zfs
• improved output from znapzendztatuz

0.12.2

• don't throw and exception object, just die

0.12.3

• import missing blessed test for handling exception objects

Reading Corrupts the Mind

• fix pid handling
• only use mbuffer port when working on remote destinations

Speed is of the Essence

• specify a port number with the --mbuffer option and your data will be transferred directly from mbuffer to mbuffer (unencrypted) but very fast. --mbuffer=/path/to/mbuffer:some-port-number
• better logging (less chatty at info level)
• more robust handling of pid files