
The following developers contributed code to version 0.10:

Nick Knight
  - ported Box Backup to Windows (properly, not using Cygwin)
 
Gary Niemcewicz
  - added client/server (SSL) keepalives to keep the connection to the
    server alive during a long diff, and saving the daemon's state across restarts

Martin Ebourne
  - ported to Solaris; wrote extended attribute support (xattr);
    converted to use autoconf for automatic compiler configuration.

Chris Wilson
  - updated Nick's and Gary's work to fit in with the new trunk,
    fixed some issues pointed out by Ben and Martin, made it compile
    on Windows with the free MinGW compiler.

Jonathan Morton
  - vastly improved the performance and efficiency of the file-diffing code, and
    obtained a free G5 PowerMac from IBM as his reward.


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Many individuals have helped with the development of Box Backup by testing, reporting experiences, and making suggestions. In particular, thanks are due to

Charles Lecklider
  - Helped with the finer details of Win32 programming

Pascal Lalonde
  - Comprehensive and accurate bug reports, and constructive feedback

Paul Arch
  - Cygwin client port

Ben Lovett
  - Help with odd architectures, suggesting small changes

Martin Ebourne
  - RPM specification for RedHat based Linux distributions
  - Patch to fix problems on 64 bit architectures
  - Patch to fix compilation after RedHat Fedora's latest changes

Per Thomsen
  - Cygwin Windows service install scripts and build notes
  - Answering queries on the boxbackup mailing list

Tim Fletcher
David Harris
Richard Eigenmann
  - Testing many attempts at clean compiles on various Linux distributions

Eduardo Alvarenga
  - Valuable feedback and persuasion to include new features

Joe Gillespie
  - Web site design

J. Schell
  - Fixes to build+config problems on Linux

John Pybus
  - Ideas and feature requests
  - Useful little patches to code

Stefan Norlin
  - Help with testing and fixes on lots of different Solaris platforms
