Version 1.2d - AIX support (thanks to Stefan Rodenstein) - fix argument rewrite bug when using AUTOSSH_PORT (thanks to Peter Williams) - log pid of ssh child just after fork Version 1.2c - use Marcus Friedl's suggestion to simply connect to "127.0.0.1" rather than "localhost", as not really using IPv6 anyway. And this gets rid of annoying ipv6 localhost message on Solaris at least. - support for MacOS X using Greg Parker's fakepoll. Version 1.2b (Thanks to Simon Easter for bug reports and trials) - fix file descriptor leak - setsockopt()'s don't work for Solaris either. Give up on them. - set close-on-exec for read socket so will be closed when ssh executed - do shutdown() before close() (paranoia) - close read socket before exit - pull read socket open and close up out of ssh_run() - cosmetic changes to some loops, get rid of newlines in some errlog strings. Version 1.2a - setsockopt() will not set timeouts on socket read/write ops under Linux 2.2 kernels (and earlier, I presume). So unless someone tells me we really need them, I've #ifdef'd the setsockopt()s out for Linux. - check value of fd returned by accept(). - Oh, there's a man page now. Unfortunately, it doesn't render for Solaris. Sorry, Solaris users are still stuck with the README. Version 1.2 - Major restructuring of code, mostly to support the change to a loop of forwarded ports to test the network connection. - Incremental back off on rate of connection attempts when there are rapid failures to establish/maintain a connection. Version 1.1b - change handling of ssh exit status - introduce "starting gate" time: ssh process that dies too early is deemed not to have made it out of the starting gate, and autossh exits. Version 1.1a - fix race after failure to exec ssh where parent will loop attempting to restart - add -V version flag - use strtoul() for environment option parsing - drop useless intermediate function ssh_setwatch() Version 1.1 Initial release
