Bumped version to 4.6.0; Updated ChangeLog.

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+2009-02-15, Version 4.6.0
+       * collectd: Added the `filter chain' infrastructure, which allows the
+         user to use `matches' and `targets' to control value processing.
+       * collectd: The new `-T' command line argument allows more in-depth
+         testing of a configuration. Thanks to Doug MacEachern for the patch.
+       * collectd-nagios: The Nagios integration command has been updated to
+         use libcollectdclient. The `percentage' aggregation function has
+         been added. Thanks to Fabian Linzberger for the patch.
+       * libcollectdclient: A library which abstract communication with the
+         unixsock plugin for clients has been added.
+       * regex match: Match values by their identifies using regular
+         expressions.
+       * timediff match: Match for values with an invalid timestamp.
+       * value match: Select values by their data sources' values.
+       * notification target: Create and dispatch a notification.
+       * replace target: Replace parts of an identifier using regular
+         expressions.
+       * set target: Set (overwrite) entire parts of an identifier.
+       * bind plugin: This new plugin uses the new HTTP/XML interface to BIND
+         statistics, allowing very detailed name server statistics. Thanks to
+         Bruno Prémont for this plugin.
+       * cpu plugin: Report `interrupt' separately when using
+         sysctlbyname(3) (used under *BSD).
+       * csv plugin: Make it possible to write values to STDOUT instead of
+         files. This is meant for testing purposes mostly. The output written
+         to STDOUT is compatible with the exec plugin. Thanks to Doug
+         MacEachern for the patch.
+       * curl plugin: This new plugin can be used to read web pages and parse
+         them using the same mechanism that's used in the tail plugin.
+       * dbi plugin: This new plugin allows you to connect to a variety of
+         relational databases and use SQL to gather custom statistics from
+         it. It is similar to the already existing PostgreSQL plugin but uses
+         libdbi to communicate with the database(s).
+       * interface plugin: Use the ignorelist framework when selecting /
+         ignoring interfaces. This allows one to use regular expressions to
+         select interfaces, too.
+       * ipmi plugin: Handle temporary IPMI error conditions more gracefully.
+         Thanks to Bruno Prémont for this patch.
+       * memcached plugin: Add hit-ratio metric. Thanks to Doug MacEachern
+         for the patch.
+       * mysql plugin: Allow connecting to a database via the UNIX domain
+         socket, too. Thanks to Mirko Buffoni for the patch.
+       * network plugin: Further performance improvements for the receive
+         code. This hopefully will help very large setups.
+       * openvpn plugin: This new plugin collects statistics provided by the
+         OpenVPN daemon. Thanks to Doug MacEachern for the patch.
+       * oracle plugin: This new plugin allows you to connect to an Oracle
+         database and use SQL to gather custom statistics from it. It is
+         similar to the already existing PostgreSQL plugin.
+       * perl plugin: Compatibility fixes for broken versions of Perl 5.10
+         have been added.
+       * postgresql plugin: The preferred configuration syntax has been
+         updated to be in line with the syntax used by the new dbi and oracle
+         plugins. The compatibility code for the old syntax is present.
+         Support for the new `Result' blocks and the interval parameter has
+         been added.
+       * processes plugin: Stacksize of virtual memory usage statistics have
+         been addded. Portability fixes.
+       * rrdcached plugin: This new plugin uses the (still in development)
+         RRD accelerator daemon, rrdcached. This daemon works very similar to
+         the original rrdtool plugin of collectd, but adds some more nice
+         features.
+
 2009-01-02, Version 4.5.2
        * build system: Check for `mysql.h' and `mysql/mysql.h', since the
          file may be in both locations, especially when the database was

diff --git a/version-gen.sh b/version-gen.sh
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 #!/bin/sh
 
-DEFAULT_VERSION="4.5.2.git"
+DEFAULT_VERSION="4.6.0.git"
 
 VERSION="$( git describe 2> /dev/null | sed -e 's/^collectd-//' )"