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Version 2.02 (released 12 July 2002, revision 221)

 User-visible changes:
 * fixed bug in method AFS::KAS->setfields resp. AFS::KAS->KAM_SetFields
   introduced in version 2.01


 Developer-visible changes:
 * modified 'typemap' file: added type 'uint32'



Version 2.01 (released 8 July 2002, revision 211)

 User-visible changes:
 * improved Makefile.PL script
 * new method '-AFS::KTC_TOKEN->FromString'


 Developer-visible changes:
 * removed perl-5.6 features from several modules for backward
   compatibility



Version 2.0 (released 2 July 2002, revision 184)

 User-visible changes:
 * compiles now with IBM AFS 3.6 and OpenAFS system libraries.  This
   module bundle compiles now with the AFS system libraries for IBM
   AFS version 3.4.x, 3.5.x, 3.6.x and with the AFS system libraries
   for all OpenAFS versions.
 * number of available platforms have increased. Since OpenAFS is
   running on an increasingly number of platforms so does the AFS Perl
   module.  Everywhere you can compile OpenAFS and Perl you should be
   able to install the ASF Perl module.
 * corrected Constructor Methods for all AFS classes.  The constructor
   methods for all AFS classes have been corrected to conform with the
   Perl OO conventions.
 * module structure has been changed.  In order to have clean Perl
   interfaces the AFS Perl code has been separated into several
   logical modules.  All modules have been implemented as OO classes.
 * compatibility mode for version 1.X.  All old variables and
   functions from version 1 are still available for compatibility, but
   are deprecated.  These cases have been marked in the documentation.
 * numerous example scripts for version 2.0
 * new functions 'XSVERSION', 'get_syslib_version', 'get_server_version',
   'getcrypt' and 'setcrypt'
 * new set of POD documentations for version 2.0



 Developer-visible changes:
 * compiles with OpenAFS
 * constructor methods for all AFS classes have been corrected to
   conform with the Perl OO conventions.
 * modified 'typemap' file: renamed following types
   AFS::PTS_SERVER         AFS::PTS
   AFS::KA_AUTHSERVER      AFS::KAS
   AFS::KTC_ENCRYPTIONKEY  AFS::KTC_EKEY




Version 1.11 (released 6 December 2001, revision 80)

 User-visible changes:
 * major rewrite of the Make.PL script
 * patched functions lsmount, rmmount (the values of an input argument
   got corrupted)
 * improved test driver for module AFS.pm
 * updated README

 Developer-visible changes:
 * ACL->length, ACL->nlength, ACL->keys, ACL->nkeys:
   keyword "keys" changed to CORE::keys


Version 1.10 (released 24 July 2001, revision 71)

 User-visible changes:
 * updated and corrected README


 Developer-visible changes:
 * VERSION variable now under CVS control



Version 1.09 (released 27 October 2000, revision 60)

 User-visible changes:
 * none


 Developer-visible changes:
 * applied Patches from Perl Pollution Portability V1.0007



Version 1.08 beta (released 16 June 1999, revision 57)

 User-visible changes:
 * added example for function ka_setfields


 Developer-visible changes:
 * none



Version 1.08 alpha (released 3 May 1999, revision 55)

 User-visible changes:
 * updated and corrected README


 Developer-visible changes:
 * none



Version 1.08 (released 27 April 1999, revision 54)

 User-visible changes:
 * patched function fs_setquota
 * added function flushcb


 Developer-visible changes:
 * none



Version 1.07 (released 8 April 1999, revision 44)

 User-visible changes:
 * added support for AIX machines
 * patched function fs_setquota


 Developer-visible changes:
 * none



Version 1.06 (released 6 April 1999, revision 40)

 User-visible changes:
 * renamed function 'access' to 'cm_access'
 * introduced variable AFS::VERSION
 * fixed bug in kas_KAM_SetFields


 Developer-visible changes:
 * fixed problems in internal_pts_new and in pts_name



Version 1.05 (dated 2 November 1996, revision 21)

 * oldest available version, extracted from the original tar 
   package, compiled by Roland Schemers