Revision history for Perl extension Tie::Syslog.

1.07  Sun Jan 20 22:17:12 EST 2002
    - Got some good input from M. Darwin about how this tied FH behaved
      w/ GnuPG. There are a number of functions, e.g. 'fileno' that needed
      to be implemented for things like open3, etc. However, in this case,
      I really just needed to know the original FH that was tied.
      Unfortunately, perl does not give you access to the original tied
      object. So a work-around was created where you just pass a ref to a
      glob of your filehandle as a first arg to tie. Then all these special
      fns like 'fileno' can refer to the original filehandle.

1.05  Tue Jun 12 10:53:58 EST 2001
    - Added some notes to docs about Linux possibly prefering 'err'
      rather than 'error' as a syslog "priority" as Jost Krieger pointed
      out. The example in the perldoc uses 'error'. Didn't change code
      to do anything different yet.

1.04  Thu Nov  9 16:43:49 EST 2000
    - Seems that you cannot undef $SIG{__DIE__}, nor assign undef
      to it without a warning. I could not figure out how to address
      this short of simply suppressing warnings in a little block.
    - I use $^S inside the $SIG{__DIE__} handler rather than poking
      back thru the stack looking for "(eval)".

1.03  Sun Aug 29 20:37:23 EST 1999
    - Per Dustin Harris, allow setlogsock() options to be optionally
      passed to the tie() instead of hardwired to 'inet'.
    - Minor docs cleanup.

1.01  Fri Mar 12 17:21:46 EST 1999
    - put together pieces to make first distributable version.

0.01  Wed Mar 10 15:50:38 1999
	- original version; created by h2xs 1.18