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Version 1.0.91

* Number of optimizations in graphics code

* New command line option -b.

When given this option tagr will rebuild all graphics and pages using
already collected data, and exit.

* New configuration file statements:

** number-suffixes k M G T

Set the suffixes used to indicate kilo- mega-, giga- and terra- bytes.

** transparent bool

Should the graph be transparent. Default is `yes'.

** percent bool

Controls whether to displace input/output percentage. Default is `no'.

** zero-unknown bool

Assume lost samples to have zero value. Default `yes'.

** fill-incoming bool

Fill the incoming traffic graph with its color. Default is `yes'.

** Color settings.

Argument to the statements below is a color specification. It is
either a single number, specifying the color to be used, or a triplet
of red, green, and blue constituents, separated by commas with no
extra white space between them. For example, the following three
statements are equivalent

  color-in 0x00e80c
  color-in 59404
  color-in 0,232,12

Valid color keywords are:

** color-background

Image background.

** color-light

Left and upper faces of the image border.

** color-dark

Right and lower faces of the image border.

** color-major

Color for peak lines and interval delimiting lines

** color-in

Incoming traffic graph

** color-out

Outgoing traffic graph

** color-grid

Grid.

** color-in-max, color-out-max

Reserved for future use

** color-percent

Color for input/output percentage graph (see `percent' above)
  

Version 1.0.90

Correctly computes traffic values for weekly, monthly and yearly
graphs.
 
^L
Version 1.0

Initial release. See `README' for details.


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