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Unix Masqdialer Client v2.8
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2.8 : 99/8/2
 - Small rearrangement of code so that compiling on Solaris works.

2.7 : 99/7/12
 - Nasty bug that caused a core dump on dial, I hate bad string handling code.

2.6 : 99/3/25
 - Joe Orton <joe@orton.demon.co.uk> sent me a patch that removed some
   strdup to reduce the code size.

2.5 : 99/3/11
 - I changed the default port to 224.  You can select a different port with
   make DEFAULTPORT=[port number]

2.4 : 99/2/21
 - I did some hacking to make mclient work on Solaris again.  You will
   need to type "make SOLARIS=1" instead of just make.  Solaris has some
   wierd libraries, and doesn't like some of the neat string tricks that
   Linux swallows without hesitation.
 - I got some information on how to make mclient work with BeOS.  This doesn't
   even need any arguments to make or anything (I just changed read and write
   to recv and send).  Thanks to Carl Petersen <petersen@spi.net> for this
   information.

2.3 : 99/2/7
 - If you tried to use the default connection it would coredump because
   I was using a pointer as an array.

2.2 : 99/2/1
 - I added locking and unlocking code to the client, and with latest
   CVS servers which have zeroclientdisconnect set to true this is
   just like having a client open.

2.1 : 99/1/28
 - If you specified the port wrong a core dump occured.
 - I also incremented the version.
 - Stat is much cooler, if you have a 0.3.x server it will use NETLOAD,
   and I also have it display the connection's duration.

2.0 : 98/12/18
 - I changed the entire strategy that the client took.  I think it
   should be much more stable than it was before, and have more room
   for expansion.
 - With this version Charles P. Wright <cpwright@villagenet.com> is now
   the maintainer, not Kevin Lindsay.  I would like to thank Kevin for
   his hard work and code that has went into the client.  It was very
   important to the masqdialer's development.

1.2 : 98/10/15
 - Brad Garcia <bgarcia@telerama.com> fixed a bug which caused the
   client to not always quit properly from the server.
 - Added the USER and PASS command to comply with the Masqdialer Server
   v0.0.9 protocol.