0.0.5
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- The communication between client and server will now be
  compressed if both support it (a MySQL feature)
- There was a bug in the bidirectional syncing feature which
  could lead to admins dissapearing, fixed

0.0.4
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- The locking of tables was removed, apparently MySQL doesn't
  handle a stale lock too well (if the network connection
  becomes unavailable during the lock/unlock request, the client
  using MySQL will hang)

0.0.3
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- oersync falsely synced the tables entirely, not just what
  needed to be synced, fixed (would lead to loss of data if
  source and destination had differing channels)
- Added the possibility to sync both ways, use command line
  parameter -2 (the way it works is that first from -> to is
  synced and then to -> from)
- Tables are now locked (destination in write mode and source
  in read mode) before they are worked on
- Added command line parameter -1 to specify a single sync run

0.0.2
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- oersync will now by default run in the background (use -c to
  override)
- Added the possibility to log output (-o)
- Added a test mode (-n)
- Added the possibility to tell in oersync.conf what to sync

0.0.1
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- First public release
