1.0 Initial release 1.0rc2 Cleaned up code 10.rc3 changed char fields to unsigned char Changed many functions to return status Added macros for __FUNCTION__ keyword, for compiler sanity Added include headers needed for other UNIX platforms 1.0rc4 Changed cfg->connection to cfg->conn_type Added support for send file text to connections on actions If data received while off-hook and no conn, go on-hook. Clean up parseRegister action in getcmd.c Add support for ':' and '-' extended commands Cleaned up functions to only exit at one point 1.0rc5 Moved includes to be in correct order Fixed Q0 and Q1 (they were reversed) 1.0rc6 Add support for direct connection 1.0rc7 Fixed mislocated tcsetattr in serial.com:ser_init_conn 1.0rc8 Fixed bug in ip_thread (calling a null number would turn on ip_thread, but no connection, generating a dump Fixed bugs in dce_set_flow_control Fixed behavior of parms parsing for &Z (complex) and S (simple) Defaulted code to not assume /dev/ttyS0 as serport 1.0rc9 Fixed bug that would stop first session if second call came in Fixed outbound call not bringing DCD high. 1.0rc10 Added some more debugging information Changed logging to go to stdout from stderr Fixed Phone book matching function to use logger 1.0rc11 Added ip232 support with custom protocol for use with matching modified version of WinVICE 1.19 Added full support for Telnet Binary Transmission (RFC 856) 1.0rc12 Added code to hook SIG_IO to SIG_IGN. Newer versions of Linux are terminating when IO arrives. 1.1rc1 Rationalized data types for binary versus textual data Merged in Gene Buckle's change to allow binding to a specific IP address Merged in (or re-implemented) Chris Osborn changes (https://github.com/FozzTexx/tcpser) Strip parity when looking for commands, generate matching parity on modem responses Fixed bug in sending telnet sub-options. Now tcpser can connect to real telnet servers. Added in support for raw rs232 data tracing, while retaining serial port tracing Cleaned up lots of bad decisions around variable names, where functions should live, etc.