$Id: CHANGES,v 1.8 2003/12/11 11:56:56 steve Exp $

1.0.0 -> 1.0.1
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09/02/2001  - context.c needs to include <string.h> to get str*() prototypes.
            - Don't try to assert DTR on pseudo ttys.
            - Fix config file line number accounting and error message
              formatting.
            Thanks to Simon Burge for spotting the above problems.

18/02/2001  - New config file layout implemented.
            - Listen addresses/ports now much more configurable.
            - Facility to `log' all server I/O.

1.0.1 -> 1.0.2
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3/3/2001    - Fixed a problem parsing baudrate strings in the tty server.
            - Fixed some places where pointer-to-int was used when some
              other pointer type was required. (The other types are defined
              in terms of `int' anyway, at least on 32-bit platforms, so
              this isn't such a biggie.)

1.0.2 -> 1.0.3
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25/11/2002  - The listener should not bomb out if it fails to init/add a
              client.
            - Fix a buffer size problem in the telnet client. This was not
              a buffer-overflow. It was simply getnameinfo(3) returning an
              error when presented with a peer whose IP address resolved to
              a string larger than NI_MAXSERV. Since NI_MAXSERV was the wrong
              constant to use anyway in this context, replace it with
              NI_MAXHOST.

1.0.3 -> 1.1.0
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13/04/2003  - Added a "raw" protocol, based on the existing telnet code.
            - Added a "suppressbanner" client option, for the benefit of
              the "raw" protocol.

1.1.0 -> 1.1.1
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1/09/2003   - Added "xonxoff true/false" to the tty server's config file
              option list to permit changing software flow-control settings.
              (Requested by Ben Elliston).

1.1.1 -> 1.1.2
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11/12/2003   - Added "closeidle true/false" to the tty server's config file
               option list to tell the server that it should close the terminal
               device when there are no clients connected to the service.