* Grumpy's changelog *

What's new in v0.17 [02 Apr 2009]:
 - Grumpy is able to ban HTTP requests by their User-Agent,
 - The source code has been optimized to allow a Windows port version,
 - UTF-8 BOM headers (if any) are handled correctly in all configuration files,
 - Fixed a serious bug in the URL %-decoder (could cause Grumpy to loop indefinetely in specific conditions),
 - The security module is checking any %-encoded requests a bit deeper,
 - Directory listings are buffered now (thus are transmitted faster), and contain a content-length declaration,
 - Any http request containging an asterisk in the filename (like "/boo*") is answered with a 404 Not Found,
 - Http requests containing two or more "?" chars are rejected by the security module,
 - Gopher requests containing at least one "?" or "*" chars are rejected by the gopher's security module,
 - If a specific port was used to access Grumpy, the http directory listing will display it (extracted from the "Host" header),
 - All returned http error pages have a content-length declaration in their header now,
 - Columns "Date / Time" and "Size" of any HTTP directory listing are not wrapable anymore (spaces won't be breaked),
 - HTTP directory listings aren't using deprecated html statements anymore (the produced html code is entirely style-based now),
 - The parser for descript.ion files has been optimized (much faster now),
 - Added a brute-force protection for HTTP auth attempts (responses to false credentials are delayed for 2 seconds each time),
 - Range specifications of HTTP requests using units different than "bytes" are ignored,
 - Connections durations are written to the log file.