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• Code committed

  committed revision 71 to the fixtail SVN repository, changing 1 files

  posted by dsb4269 69 days ago

• FIXtail version 1.0.1 released

  Version 1.0.1 of FIXtail has been released. FIXtail is an extended version of GNU tail, with extra features targeted primarily (though not exclusively) at bandwidth and latency analysis of Financial Information eXchange (FIX) protocol log files. This is a bugfix release, fixing the following bugs: - Special-case handling for year-end timestamp rollover when the input timestamp format does not include year information. For full documentation of FIXtail's features, see <http://fixtail.sourceforge.net>.

  posted by dsb4269 369 days ago

• File released: /fixtail/1.0.1/fixtail-1.0.1-cygwin-i386.tar.gz

  posted 369 days ago

• File released: /fixtail/1.0.1/fixtail-1.0.1-linux-i386.tar.gz

  posted 369 days ago

• File released: /fixtail/1.0.1/fixtail-1.0.1-src.tar.gz

  posted 369 days ago

• fixtail 1.0.1 file released: fixtail-1.0.1-src.tar.gz

  Add special-case handling to handle year-end rollover when the input timestamp format does not include year information.

  posted 369 days ago

• fixtail 1.0.1 file released: fixtail-1.0.1-linux-i386.tar.gz

  Add special-case handling to handle year-end rollover when the input timestamp format does not include year information.

  posted 369 days ago

• fixtail 1.0.1 file released: fixtail-1.0.1-cygwin-i386.tar.gz

  Add special-case handling to handle year-end rollover when the input timestamp format does not include year information.

  posted 369 days ago

• FIXtail version 1.0 released

  Version 1.0 of FIXtail has been released. FIXtail is an extended version of GNU tail, with extra features targeted primarily (though not exclusively) at bandwidth and latency analysis of Financial Information eXchange (FIX) protocol log files. This is a bugfix release, fixing the following bugs: - When multiple files are being followed, the default multi-file sample output format should not be used if the user has specified a format with the -o option. - When multiple files are being followed in --sample mode, the standard GNU tail ==> filename <== headers should not be printed, as they are redundant with the %f format sequence in the sample output format. For full documentation of FIXtail's features, see <http://fixtail.sourceforge.net>.

  posted by dsb4269 495 days ago

• File released: /fixtail/1.0/fixtail-1.0-src.tar.gz

  posted 495 days ago