ftpq-1.06, 20 March 2003
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* Minor update to reduce "administration" overhead by avoiding
  redundant CWD, TYPE and MODE commands between files.

ftpq-1.05, 4 September 2001
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* Minor compilation bug fixed for FreeBSD-4.3: sys/types.h must be declared
  before netinet/in.h.

* Final executable file now stripped on installation, if strip program is
  available.

ftpq-1.04, 17 July 2001
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* Bandwidth limiting bug fixed (I think!). Should enforce limit
  "indefinitely" - 1.03 reverted to full speed after a data type overflow.
  Also reports limit progress when -r switch is used.

ftpq-1.03, 16 July 2001
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* Now uses GNU autoconf for configuration, compilation and installation.
  Should be much more generic and portable.

* Rudimentary bandwidth limiting added. ftpq run -r 10000 limits bandwidth
  usage during file transfers to 10KB/s.
 
ftpq-1.02, 4 March 2001
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* Man page changes: -f was listed as -r in the option description.
  Description of use of -f with local paths improved.

* Now reports use of a non-existent -c section instead of failing silently.

* Now reports socket failures (off-line or bad network).

* Now provides feedback in add mode.

ftpq-1.01, 17 November 2000
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* Snapshot bug fixed - previous version repeated end of file.

ftpq-1.00, 30 September 2000
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* Uprated to "stable" status after weeks of heavy use and no negative
  user reports.

* Now handles mail servers that require CRLF - are there any?!

ftpq-0.12, 2 August 2000
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* Now handles FTP servers that require CRLF to terminate commands.

* Mail message added for server login failure, and bug fixed that prevented
  server connection failure mail message being created.

* If a non-existent remote directory is specified, ftpq will attempt to create
  it (works for first-level subdirectories only).

ftpq-0.11, 8 July 2000
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* Fixed bug in mail feedback code: would get stuck in infinite loop if the
  "list other affected jobs" code was called...

ftpq-0.10, 8 July 2000
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* Rudimentary line-wrapping in list mode.

* Only regular files (including symlinks) can be added.

* -O3 now optional in Makefile.

* Big improvement in file copying performance with -s switch.

* More tidy-ups, better memory management.

* Snapshot files deleted with job files now: didn't always work with 0.06.
  Check your spool directory.

ftpq-0.06, 3 July 2000
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* -s "snapshot" switch now works. File copying performance could be improved
  a bit.

* Some code tidy-ups, function comments added.

ftpq-0.05, 1 July 2000
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* File names containing spaces now supported, although the
  ftp server also needs to support them!
* Passwords now obscured in the verbose run output.
* Local files can be specified as absolute or relative (previously,
  adding /tmp/test.file would fail).
* If a job failure causes ftpq to give up on other jobs for that login,
  those jobs should be also listed in the mail.
  

ftpq-0.04, 29 June 2000
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* -c switch works - you can use a config file to store often-used
  parameters under a single, descriptive name.
* Basic mail feedback about failed jobs added. Probably buggy.
* Simple security check: if spool file and job file UID don't
  match, file is not sent.
* FTP/SMTP transmissions not copied to stdout by default now:
  use "ftpq run -v" if you need this.

ftpq-0.03, 27 June 2000
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* NOTE: COMMAND LINE OPTIONS SYNTAX ALTERED!
* Wildcard support and multiple filename support added.
* Login procedure more robust: moves on to next job/login on failure.
  Allows for any combination of account / password as requested by the
  server (password was mandatory before).


ftpq-0.02, 26 June 2000
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* Greatly improved parser for incoming messages from server.
* Jobs are now sorted and obsolete jobs are removed.


ftpq-0.01, 25 June 2000
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First alpha release.
