SnapRAID HISTORY
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1.1 2011/5
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* Fixed a bug in the check command when detecting garbage data over the
  expected end of the file. No special action is required to update.
* Changed the default checksum to Murmur3 hash. It's a lot faster than MD5.
  You can check its speed with the "snapraid -T" command.
  MD5 is still supported for backward compatibility.
  To convert to the new Murmur3 hash, simply remove the 'content' file,
  and start a new whole 'sync'.
* Added RAID6 support. It's used the very good RAID6 library made by H. Peter Anvin
  also used in the Linux Kernel. It contains optimized implementations for SSE2
  and MMX.
* Added support for multiple 'content' files. You can save extra copy to be able
  to verify the checksums also if you lose all the 'content' files in the parity
  drives.
* Added a filtering include logic, where anything not explicitely included
  is excluded. For example, it allow to include only the files in a predefined
  set of directories.
* The check command returns with an error code if any kind of error is present.
  Previously it was returning an error only if unrecoverable errors were
  present.
* Opening the files in sequential mode in Windows. This should give a speedup
  in Windows.

1.0 2011/4
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* No relevant change.

0.4 2011/4
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* Added hidden 'dry' command mainly for speed measurement.
* As default, uses the OpenSSL crypto MD5 implementation.

0.3 2011/4
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* Added --filter option to select a subset of file in check and fix.
* Better ETA estimation in all the commands.
* Added support for OpenSSL crypto library to use its optimized MD5 implementation.
* Added test vectors and a speed test for MD5.

0.2 2011/3
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* Second public test release of SnapRAID.
* Functionally complete in check and fix.
* Files are identified by inode and not anymore by name.
* Exclusion list of files and directories.
* Precise error management.
* More regression tests.

0.1 2011/3
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* First public test release of SnapRAID.