0.5 (2012-01-20)

- cmake support (autoconf still supported)

- portability fixes

0.4 (2003-11-02)

- Added "close" command; close particular connections.

- Added "info" command; shows current transfer states for all
  connections. Sending dccserver a SIGINFO (or SIGUSR1 on
  systems without SIGINFO) signal works too.

- Added proper timeout handling.

- Added poll replacement function from Brian M Clapper
  for building on Darwin.

- Show time taken by transfers and transfer rate.

- dccserver can now listen on multiple ports; just specify
  -p multiple times.
  Requested by Maik Zumstrull <Maik.Zumstrull@gmx.de>.

- Fixed dccsend program to work with mIRC.

- Add contrib/dccsend.pl from David Oftedal <david@start.no>
  for X-Chat users.

0.3 (2003-04-07)

- Add dccsend program to send files to a remote dccserver.
  Requested by Antti Aaltonen <antzu@iki.fi>.

- Try to handle it more gracefully when two or more clients
  want to write to the same file. Idea from Rudolf Polzer.

- Add lots of fflushes, some from Rudolf Polzer.

- Strip paths from file name (some weird clients send them).
  Requested by Athan <code@miggy.org>.

- Remove superfluous seteuid call. Noted by Athan <code@miggy.org>

- Mention client ID/client name in most places. Based on patches
  from Rudolf Polzer <atfield@durchnull.de>.

- Add -e/-i options for easy embedding in irssi. Idea from
  from Rudolf Polzer <atfield@durchnull.de>.

- Add "quit" command to exit dccserver. Idea from Rudolf
  Polzer <atfield@durchnull.de>.

- Some minor improvements, see ChangeLog.

0.2 (2003-01-28)

- Allow receiving more bytes than filesize; show a warning.
  Could be useful when sender doesn't have the complete file when
  starting the dcc send, and in some other cases. Based on patches
  by Per von Zweigbergk <pvz@e.kth.se>.

- Install as setuid root; drop privileges as soon as possible,
  and chroot to current directory. Based on patches by
  Per von Zweigbergk <pvz@e.kth.se>.

- Debian package support, provided by Aubin Paul <debian@outlyer.org>.

0.1 (2002-10-16)

- First public release.
