Cedar Backup v1.13 Released

[Kenneth Pronovici <kenneth.pronovici@cedar-solutions.com>]

Cedar Backup v1.13 has been released.  This is a maintainence release,
focusing on one bug fix.  Guillaume Pothier noticed (in Bugzilla bug #16) 
that the capacity code gets screwed up for kernels >= 2.6.8 because of
new warning messages that are printed out by cdrecord.

Here's the official changelog entry:

   Version 1.13   25 Jan 2005

      * Fix boundaries calculation when using kernal >= 2.6.8 (closes: #16).
      * Look for a matching boundaries pattern among all lines, not just the first.

You can get the latest Python source package from this URL:

   http://cedar-solutions.com/ftp/software/CedarBackup-1.13.tar.gz

You can get the latest Debian package from the Cedar Solutions APT
source, or from this URL:

   http://cedar-solutions.com/ftp/debian/dists/sarge/binary-i386/admin/cedar-backup/cedar-backup_1.13-1_all.deb

I have tested the modified code on my machine that has a CD-R device.
However, that machine does not run a 2.6 kernel, so it's possible that
something is still subtly broken.  The code should be safe (it was
essentially a one-line change), but you should check the logs for your
first backup with the new version just to be sure.

Please write the list or file a bug in Bugzilla if you notice any
problems with this release.

Thanks,

-- 
Kenneth J. Pronovici <kenneth.pronovici@cedar-solutions.com>
Cedar Solutions Software 
http://www.cedar-solutions.com/


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