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Date: Mon, 11 Jun 2007 23:10:32 -0400 (EDT)
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Subject: moussh at 20070511

New in this version:

- Text typo fixes: INSTALL, alg-lists, algs.h, moussh.1.

- Makefile machinery to get NEW_CMSG_INTERFACE right automatically in
   more cases.

- Actually use scm-rights.h where appropriate.

- Improved comments: agent-server.c, scm-rights.h, userauth-conn-s.c.

- Bugfix for a way -authkey could crash the client.

- -share-drop, filling out the logical possibilities started by
   -share-kill and -share-stop (ie, "stop the server, yes or no" cross
   product with "drop existing clients, yes or no").  (Yes, I actually
   had a use for this, odd as it may seem.)  This also implies some
   related infrastructure elsewhere.

- Remove an unnecessary #include.

- Slight improvements in rnd.c (fallback when /dev/{u,}random is not
   available, and compile-time test for something the code assumes).

- Add an AUTH verbosity type, showing user-authentication stuff.

- There's an RCS symlink in the source directory.  This doesn't matter
   unless you have something at the place the link points to.  (Yes,
   I'm now keeping the code under RCS.)

The -share-drop change does produce a slight binary incompatibility: a
new client will not be able to use -share-kill, -share-stop, or
-share-drop on a sharing server running the old code; conversely, an
old client will not be able to use -share-kill or -share-stop on a
sharing server running the new code.  Given how (I imagine) connection
sharing is used, I don't expect this to be a significant issue.

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