07-17-2008
JFS for Linux 1.1.13 (Default branch)
JFS for Linux is IBM's journaling filesystem, ported to Linux.
License: GNU General Public License (GPL)
Changes:
This release fixes an autoconf problem that caused version 1.1.12 to miscompile gainst glibc-2.3. It adds better sanity checking when replaying the journal, and has some message cleanup.
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SYNOPSIS
feed2imap [OPTIONS]
DESCRIPTION
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