wait for process stop/start/restart even if the related program finished up to full timeout
- user friendly units for bytes based values
- fix format specifiers
- fix missing stings for new tls versions
fix warnings (different platforms have different off_t):

src/validate.c: In function 'check_size':
src/validate.c:622:41: warning: format '%llu' expects argument of type 'long long unsigned int', but argument 3 has type 'off_t' [-Wformat=]
                                         DEBUG("'%s' size has not changed [current size=%llu B]\n", s->name, s->inf->priv.file.st_size);
                                         ^
src/validate.c:631:25: warning: format '%llu' expects argument of type 'long long unsigned int', but argument 7 has type 'off_t' [-Wformat=]
                         Event_post(s, Event_Size, STATE_FAILED, sl->action, "size test failed for %s -- current size is %llu B", s->path, s->inf->priv.file.st_size);
                         ^
src/validate.c:633:25: warning: format '%llu' expects argument of type 'long long unsigned int', but argument 3 has type 'off_t' [-Wformat=]
                         DEBUG("'%s' size check succeeded [current size=%llu B]\n", s->name, s->inf->priv.file.st_size);
Rename and simplify Str_bytesToString
assert against overflow
fix after API modification
Fix the filesystem usage report ... blocks are frsize - the bsize is hint for ideal transfer block size and may not be necessarily equal to frsize. The sshfs showed invalid space usage, could be also the same problem for other filesystem types (network based filesystems are most likely to be hit by this bug)
space usage fix
support generic filesystems (such as sshfs)

work in progress ... implementation finished and quickly tested on linux, but need to test more and on all platforms
fix filesystem permissions + mode test
add config directory, so older autoconf can compile (debian 4.x, centos 5.x)
fix
support large filesystems on 32-bit platforms
Fix
fix
fix
solaris: support zpool devices such as "rpool/ROOT/solaris"
if the link target is device, find mountpoint ... e.g. solaris CTD devices are symlinks to real device
openbsd fix
#84: You can now test for '\0' in an expect string. We escape '\0'
as "\0", that is, a '\' followed by the ascii value for 0. For
instance, here is how to test for an expect string that starts with
zero followed by any number of characters: expect "^[\\]0.*".