PRIDE Tools Release update announcement

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Dear PRIDE Discussion List,

Please note that the pride-tools-1.0.4 version 
of the PRIDE tools is now available.

Please also note this will be last version of the PRIDE tools based
on the original RIPE-81 routing policy representation. This release also
contains the first release of the "prpath" tool. This has not been exstensively
tested so all feedback is welcome. All bugs/comments should be reported to 
pride-tools@localhost

This can be retrieved from:

ftp.ripe.net:pride/tools/pride-tools-1.0.4.tar.Z

The following changes have been made for this release.

Changes for the PRIDE-1.0.4 release

General

 1) All tools support new enviroment variales for whoishost and port

 2) Support for SOLARIS added. See TOP.make 

 3) General tidying of Makefile and Man Pages.


Prtraceroute

 1) The "-g" support has been added

 2) Slight tidying of policy code

 3) Updated man page

 4) Better handling of hostnames


Prcheck

 1) Updated man page

Prpath

 1) First release containing prpath. See man page - Enjoy !




Regards,
		--Tony & Marten

PRIDE (Policy Routing Implementation and Deployment in Europe) Project

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