
CDEveryWhere Changes and Known Bugs
Copyright (c) 1999 Interactive Information R&D, LLC
http://www.cdeverywhere.com

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Known Bugs
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Changes
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v1.1.3 build 38
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Misc. interface improvements.

Added Windows drive list refresh to "Refresh" command.

Fixed: Problems preserving group id. Improved scanning of group files.

Fixed: Spaces in filenames are correctly handled with FTP and Unix.

Fixed: Root path entry length.

v1.1.3
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Added "refresh" command to refresh "Source" and "Files on CD" windows. If files are added, removed
or otherwise modified, "refresh" will update the changs.

Improved support for RockRidge in several areas. All mode bits are preserved, including setuid,
setgid, lock, and sticky. Added support for block and character special files, these are now
written to the image as special files with correct major and minor numbers. FTP will check for
/etc/passwd and /etc/group files to better preserve user and group ids.

Fixed: Broken symbolic links may have caused the image to fail. Broken links are written to
the image as is.

Fixed: Directory link count in RockRidge.

v1.1.2
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Fixed: correct filename truncation for Unicode filenames.

Fixed: "Create directory..." doesn't mark layout as changed. This has no ill effects on the
image but the "Save" option is disabled. Enter and delete a character in one of the
fields of the "General" tab to enable "Save".

Fixed: Problems with some exclusion/inclusion cases.

Fixed: file link count for directories in RockRidge volume.

Fixed: symbolic links pointing to files on other volumes.

v1.1.1
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Add files to image layout directly from ZIP archive. (Professional version only).

"Remove" from "Files on CD" will remove any files selected instead of only the
file under the mouse cursor.

Fixed: Sort order in ISO and Joliet volumes.

Fixed: Path table size. Windows NT would not read the disc under certain circumstances.

Fixed: "Create directory..." doesn't work right when adding to directory other than root.

Fixed: Exclusions don't work when excluding shared files from a platform tab. The excluded files
and directories won't display after writing an image.

v1.1 build 5
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Fixed: Some exclusions in the layout would cause the image creation
to fail.

v1.1
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Reduced memory usage and increased speed of image creating. Previous
memory usage was not conducive to large file counts (>9,000).

Improved speed of directory browsing.

Add FTP progress window during long listings and file download.

Filesystem specific information is displayed in the "Local" tab, such as
Unix permissions and MacOS type/creator.

Can now delete created directories and dragged files from the layout. These are
shown in blue text. Right click and select "Remove" to remove.

On Unix, check for existance of directory before calling "ls" to retrieve
directory information. Improves directory tree scanning speed.

Modified steps shown when creating image to give the user more feedback.

Fixed: Dropping a file onto a directory with files already dropped into it will
create a blank directory containing the new file.

Fixed: Dragging a directory to the same location in the layout more than once will
no longer add a second copy.

Fixed: On MacOS, file and directory names are URL encoded for space, forward slash (/),
and pound sign (%) characters. The MRJ uses '/' as the file separator and this character
was not previously encoded. Therefore, the MRJ separated filenames containing a '/'.

Fixed: Some MacBinary files are not processed because byte 74 is not zero. According
to the MacBinary II spec, bytes 74 and 82 should be zero. This check has been
removed to process certain archives that do not adhere to the spec.

v1.0.2
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Macintosh volumes will not mount under certain conditions. This is based on
the size of the CD and the allocation block size chosen for the HFS volume. The
node count for the extents file was not consistent with the extent file size
causing MacOS to reject the image.

Truncated filenames were not renamed correctly if more than two had the same
filename.

Macintosh volume would not accept "/" in a directory or file name. This is a legal
character and is now allowed.

File and directory identifiers were incorrectly using "a" characters as specified
by ISO9660:1988, where they should only allow "d" characters. Identifiers for
level 1 and 2 may now only have "d" characters.

v1.0.1
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ISO Level 3 128 character limit enforced.

ISO Level 3 filenames check for duplicates using case-insensitive comparison.

Cyclic links are handled correctly.

v1.0
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Final release.


