collectd.conf(5): Fix a messed up merge.

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+2007-12-28, Version 4.2.3
+       * sensors plugin: Updated the plugin to build and work with version 3
+         of the libsensors library.
+
+2007-12-15, Version 4.2.2
+       * nginx plugin: Incorrect comparison of strings lead to a segfault
+         when using the plugin. Thanks to Saulius Grigaliunas for fixing
+         this.
+       * logfile plugin: The config option `Timestamp' was handled
+         incorrectly and basically always active. Thanks to Luke Heberling
+         for fixing this.
+
+2007-11-08, Version 4.2.1
+       * tcpconns plugin: Don't complain about a missing file if IPv6 is not
+         enabled on the host.
+       * snmp plugin: Fix a memory leak.
+
 2007-10-27, Version 4.2.0
        * collectd: The new config option `Include' lets you include other
          configfiles and thus split up your config into smaller parts. This
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          to see how many connections your FTP server has to handle or how
          many outgoing connections your mailserver has open.
 
+2007-12-27, Version 4.1.5
+       * rrdtool plugin: Fix a memory leak that only occured in very-low-
+         memory situations.
+       * sensors plugin: Updated the plugin to build and work with version 3
+         of the libsensors library.
+
+2007-11-08, Version 4.1.4
+       * Build system: Improve detection of the rrd library, especially if
+         it's in a non-standard location.
+       * Build system: A bug when parsing the argument for
+         `--with-libnetsnmp' has been fixed.
+       * collectd: Implement `strerror_r' if the libc doesn't provide it.
+       * rrdtool plugin: Fix a bug in the shutdown sequence that might cause
+         a deadlock or delay when shutting down the daemon.
+       * snmp plugin: Fix a memory leak.
+
 2007-10-24, Version 4.1.3
        * collectd: A build issue under Solaris has been resolved by renaming
          data types.