--- gvpe/NEWS	2005/07/09 02:43:19	1.63
+++ gvpe/NEWS	2008/08/07 19:07:02	1.79
@@ -1,20 +1,50 @@
-TODO: enable bridging (compile-time option? ignore fragmentation?)
-TODO: explore DTLS
+gvpe NEWS
 
-2.0
+2.2
+	- protocol version 0.1, compatible with older releases,
+          but upgrade is recommended to due changed ondemand behaviour.
+        - new per-node options max-ttl and max-queue.
+        - convert from iom.C to libev, a high-performance event loop
+          (http://software.schmorp.de/pkg/libev).
+        - tcp connections were leaking in some cases.
+        - retry more aggressively (once/s) to establish a connection if
+          new packets arrive for it.
+        - save a lot of setsockopt calls when the tos doesn't change.
+        - honor disabled even on initial connect attempt.
+        - changed callback mechanism to be slightly less portable
+          but more efficient mechanism (standards-compliant c++ compilers
+          should work).
+        - upgraded liblzf to version 3.2.
+        - dropped -fno-exceptions due to ev++.h using it.
+        - node-up/Down scripts are now run in sequence.
+        - bugfixes.
+
+2.01 Thu Mar 29 19:26:04 CEST 2007
+	- protocol version 0.1, compatible with older releases.
+        - bugfix of callback.h, might have cause callback return values to
+          be corrupted on architectures like sparc before.
+        - dns transport retries more aggressively.
+        - updated documentation, improved dns transport reliability
+          and throughput.
+        - added experimental support for sha256 and sha512 digests.
+
+2.0 Mon Dec  5 13:59:26 CET 2005
 	- protocol version 0.1, compatible with older releases.
+        - implement allow-direct, deny-direct node config statements.
         - implemented != for sockinfo. This fixes a bug where
           gvpe sent packets to the old ip address of another host
           even though it had received packets from it's new address.
           This only causes problems if you forget to -HUP your gvpe after
           your ip address changed, which is *required*.
-        - tighter limit for the maximum sequence # to avoid overflow
-          conditions + allow more headroom for packet reordering.
+        - sets close-on-exec flag on tcp connections. This fixes a bug
+          where child processes kept tcp connections open and caused
+          connections to fail when only one side can connect.
         - fixed a bug in receive sequence checking that made gvpe
           accept out-of-window packets in most cases.
-        - replace some asserts that trapped config msimatches by
+        - tighter limit for the maximum sequence # to avoid overflow
+          conditions + allow more headroom for packet reordering.
+        - replace some asserts that trapped config mismatches by
           more useful log messages.
-        - sets close-on-exec flag on tcp connections.
         - fix spurious extra newline in some log messages.
 
 1.9 Tue Apr 19 06:21:50 CEST 2005