schedwi NEWS -- history of user-visible changes.  14 August 2013

Copyright (C) 2007-2013 Hervé Quatremain
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Version 0.1.6

* Clusters to create group of hosts.  When a job associated with a cluster
  starts, the host with the least running jobs is selected for the run.
  A host that does not reply is skipped.
* Bug fixes.

Version 0.1.5

* Detached jobs to start long running processes or daemons.  A detached job
  just reports the status of the daemon start and does not wait for the end
  of the process.
* Manual jobs and jobsets (human triggered jobs and jobsets)
* Web interface improvements.
* Optional authentication through PAM(8) for the Web interface.
* Bug fixes.

Version 0.1.4

* New Web interface
* Linux control groups (cgroups) support.  Jobs can now be directly
  started in a specific cgroup.
* systemd service unit (ie. start/stop of the Schedwi services)

Version 0.1.3

* IPv6 support
* TCP Wrappers support and a new ALLOW_FROM directive in the
  configuration file to choose from.

Version 0.1.1

* License upgrade from the GNU GPL version 2 to the GNU GPL version 3
* Add a job retry option.  When a job fails, it can be retried
  several times before declared failed.  The number of retries and the
  interval between two retries can be configured job by job.
* Add the new link type `Complete or failed' which allows the linked
  job to proceed on completion of the previous job (whichever the
  status is).  This new kind of link appears in black in the GUIs.
* Add the schedwidbchecks command line tool to detect and fix
  database inconsistencies.
* An OCF Resource Agent (a Linux-HA start/stop/check script to be
  short) example is provided in the scripts directory.

Version 0.1.0

* There is now a `NEWS' file (this one), giving a history of
  user-visible changes.

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