
Version 1.0.2
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  * Fixed some minor bugs.


Version 1.0.1
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  * socketd -n option: don't do a lookup on the client's name, just
    provide it's IP number in SOCKETD_CLIENTNAME.

  * socketd: If the port number supplied with the -p option is `0', the
    port is dynamically choosen and printed to stdout before forking
    into the background.
    
  * socketd: portnames from /etc/services are now also accepted.

  * Some sample akanga scripts have been removed.  cmsg and cmsgd have
    a manpage now.  Both scripts create an authenticated and encrypted
    data tunnel between client and server.


README for socketd version 1.0.0
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* Installation

  All you should have to do is

	make

  If you wish to install the files on your system type

	make install

  This copies the binaries to /usr/local/bin and the manpages to
  /usr/local/man/man1.  You must have permissions for that.


* Programs

    socketd, connect
	Two programs for creating TCP/IP connections.  See the
	manpages for details.

    ipnumber
	List IP network addresses or verify them.  See the manpage.


  The following files are sample shell scripts I wrote to test socketd
  and connect.  You might use them as examples.  Note that these
  programs require the rc derivate akanga, they won't work with bash
  or similiar.
  
    server
  	A simple server to test socketd and connect.

    smtpsend
  	Sends an email using an SMTP server as relay.

    httpclient
  	Simple HTTP client that fetches an item from an HTTP server.

    pop3client
  	Fetches mails from a POP3 server.  Expects server name, login
	name and password on the command line, fetches each mail from
	the server (without deleting) stores them in one file for each
	mail and prints the filenames.

    cmsgd, cmsg
    	Server and client for unattended exchange of DES crypted messages
	between two machines.  These programs have a manpage.

