revision history for NetPacket

1.1.1     2011-02-07 19:34:30 America/Montreal
    * Add the new Ethernet types to the export list. 
        (thanks to Sergey, again :-) ) (RT#64799)

1.1.0     2011-01-15 12:51:13 America/Montreal
    * Add a few Ethernet types. (thanks to Sergey) (RT#64799)

1.0.1     2010-10-19 20:02:04 America/Montreal
    * Make the example verbatim in pod in NetPacket::UDP (rt#62097)

1.0.0     2010-10-17 13:42:15 America/Montreal
    * Remove modules NetPacket::ICMPv6, NetPacket::IPv6 and NetPacket::PFLog
        as the license of the patch clashes with the license of the
        distribution. (RT#62197)

0.43.2    2010-10-11 21:21:23 America/Montreal
    * Change the COPYRIGHT sections of the pods to match the Artistic 2.0
        license. (RT#60954)

0.43.1    2010-06-11 21:45:15 America/Montreal
    * Change a test to use explicit number of tests instead of 'done_testing'.

0.43.0  May 23rd, 2010
    * Fixed UDP checksum. Thanks to Hal Finkel. (RT#56235)
    * Added Joel Knight's code for IPv6 support from 
        http://www.packetmischief.ca/code/netpacket/. 
        Thanks to Doug Farley for the bug report. (RT#57560)

0.42.0 March 25th, 2010
    * Updated license to Artistic 2.0
    * Fixed bad call to 'data()' in ICMP. Thanks to Ventz Petkov.
        (RT#52627)

0.41.1
    * Fixed bug 37931: export of ICMP_MASKREQ
    * Fixed UDP and TCP checksums for odd-sized packets
    * Fixed import from NetPacket::UDP
    * Fixed bug 37931: export of ICMP_MASKREQ
    * Added git repo and bug tracking info to META.yml

0.41_0
    * Fixed bug 18941 - NetPacket::IP includes trailing 
        trash bytes in $ip->{data}
    * Fixed bug 7010 - IP flags field lost in IP::encode()
    * Added Build.PL 
    * Moved history off the README file into this one (Changes)
    * Moved module structure to /lib
    * Version now gathered from NetPacket.pm
    * META.yml added to MANIFEST
    * Added myself (Yanick) as author
    * Switched to major.minor.revision version notation

0.04
    * Checksum offset fix, thanks to J. Hoagland for pointing this out.
