1.2.0: Some new features!
-Progress bar and speed enhancements/system load reduction
coming with it - many thanks to Eric Kilfoil!
-Vobcopy can now "rip" from an iso image on hdd or a directory
containing a VIDEO_TS directory. People seem to need this for
streaming dvd content to a ps3 via fuppes. That part seem to
be buggy though, works 50/50. Will look further into that.
-Option -M to rip the title with the longest playing time.
-Other small corrections I think.
CVE-2007-5718, some crashes, and introduces and fixes largefile issues.
Changes since vobcopy-0.5.14:
- Fixed operation on GNU libcized BSD variants.
- Fixed compilation under MacOS 10.
- Fixed CVE-2007-5718 (insecure temporary file creation).
- Fixed segfault in the logging routine.
- Fixed Makefile for gcc versions not equal to 3.4.
- Choose the right dvd device from fstab.
- Read only as many blocks as there are actually left.
- Partial fix for detection of full nfs files.
- Fixed double space detection on MacOSX, hopefully...
- sprintf fixes.
- -D_FORTIFY_SOURCE=2 is strange, 3 bytes won't fit into a char[4] then.
Well, they fit into char[8]...
- The configure.sh script now also detects if the system is an ia64/AMD64
and uses the lib64 directory accordingly.
- Added checks for return values from library calls.
- Added some code to make -n and -m mutually exclusive.
- The size-checking code with -m was broken. Fixed hopefully.
- Typo in the manpage.
- With -m, if files exist you now have the option to [s]kip the files
already present.
- Some dvd's show files ending in ";?", they should now work.
0.5.14-rc1:
lots of bug fixes for *bds, solaris and -tada- OSX!
Quite some stuff should now work better on freebsd, openbsd and
solaris since Takeshi Nakamura provided some patches. Also
incorporated the fix the netbsd folks did when they incorporated
0.5.13 into their ports collection. AND it seems that OSX now
works (besides fink, which provided vobcopy for quite some time
already). What is needed is dlcompat IIRC. Thanks to all for their help!
0.5.14-test1:
changed dvd name getting function to what Jim Hatfield found works
for freebsd
Davide has a dvd which has names like this:
VTS_01_2.VOB;?
A new routine tries to remove the ;?.
On OSX, getopt.h doesn't get found. /usr/include/getopt.h should do it
