NEWS - list of user-visible changes between releases of OpenXDAS, and other
important events.

New in openxdas-0.3.142
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* Added the OpenXDAS Java Client in the form of an openxdas-0.3.142.jar file.

* Added xdasd self-instrumentation for audit service-specific events.

New in openxdas-0.2.122
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* Fixed a major CPU utilization bug. Processor utilization should appear normal
  now - sorry for the trouble. 

* Added user and developer documentation, along with a conversion document from
  Novell's NSure Audit SDK to OpenXDAS.

New in openxdas-0.2.101
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* Time offset and time zone fields are now filled in properly.

* Loadable logger modules are now working. Four logger modules are supplied
  including file, syslog, laf, and xdas loggers. The default (as in previous
  versions) is syslog. See the example configuration file (examples/xdasd.conf)
  for details on how to configure additional or different modules. See the
  file xdasd/modules/README.LOGGERS for details on how to write your own.

  NOTE: The laf module is built conditionally based on whether or not libaudit
  (laf library) is installed on your system. The laf module is not built at all
  on Win32 systems, as it makes no sense to do so.

* Linux kernel submit module is available for linux systems that have the 
  Light-weight Audit Framework (LAF) sub-system built in. Because of the 
  variety of systems, you will have to build this yourself. See section 4 of
  the README file for details on how to build this kernel module.

* Windows registry configuration available - properties are overridden by the
  xdasd.conf file.

* Configuration property values on Windows may contain environment variables
  which will be expanded as the values are read in from file or registry. This
  allows the use of variables like %SystemRoot% to represent, eg, C:\Windows.

New in openxdas-0.1.65
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* Initial release.

* All XDAS functionality is stubbed.

* Basic submit API is complete.

* Back-end storage services are hardwired to system logging facilities.

