The versioning scheme of gnarwl consists of a major and a minor version
number. An increase in the former means a new feature was added, while an
increase in the later is to document a maintainance fix.

1.0:
  First public release.
  
1.1:
- Added a retrycounter and random sleep call to dbstuff.dbLock(). This should 
  fix an infinite loop problem of 1.0 where to instances of gnarwl would 
  try to access the same .db file over and over again, blocking each other.

- Updated documentation

- Added this file

- added README.pitfalls

- Renamed SECURITY README.security

- Updated Makefile (simplified it a bit)

- Removed hardcoded "sendmail" from  execl call in gnarwl.doReply(),
  replaced it with the result of basename(cfg.mta).

- openlog is now called once in main(), instead of immediatly before
  every syslog() call (what made me waste resources like this?).

- Removed exit(0) call in main(), return 0; schould do as well.  

- Updated gnarwl.printUsage(): Added version number, uses a single printf
  now.

- replaced exit(1) and exit(0) with exit(EXIT_FAILURE) and exit(EXIT_SUCCESS).
  Code should be more portable this way.

- gnarwl.addAddr() now checks first against cfg.maxmail before doing
  anything else.

- gnarwl.addAddr() now strips emailaddresses with angle brackets, e.g.:
  John Doe <john@doe.org> becomes john@doe.org
  
- Added new config switch "log_verbose", since -v cannot be specified in
  .forward files.

- closed some memory leaks


1.2
- Added a newline character to gnarwl.c (gcc 2.96 complained about it)
- Updates docs
  * fixed some typos
  * added a warning about openldap2.0.23 to INSTALL
  * added a manpage (bouyah!).
- Updated Makefile:
  * $(VER) is now computed from the directory basename, instead of being 
    hardcoded
  * added new variable $(CONFDIR)
  * The macros CFGFILE and VERSION are now defined via compiler switch
- Changed gnarwl.printUsage():
  * now also prints out default configfilename
  * versioninformation is taken from VERSION macro (instead of being
    hardcoded in the source).
