Version 1.2, release date 2001-12-23

 * Python 2.2 broke fsh.  This version works with Python 2.2, as well
   as older Python versions.

Version 1.1, release date 2000-12-10

 * fshd exits when it has been unused ten hours.  The timeout can be
   changed at configure time with --enable-timeout=TIME and at runtime
   with --timeout=TIME.  (TIME is measured in seconds).

 * fcp should now work with OpenSSH 2.x.

 * The socket creation code in fshd was not paranoid enough.  There
   were are at least two possible attacks:
      - If a malicious user has symlinked /tmp/fshd-<UID> to another
        file, fshd will chmod 0700 that file.
      - A race condition made it possible for an attacker to create an
	unsafe socket directory, so that the attacker can access an
	fshd tunnel.

   The attacker must alread have a local shell on the computer where
   fsh or fshd is invoked.

 * Detection of process death has been improved.  A simple
   "fsh host echo hello" could sometimes take 5 extra seconds for no
   good reason.

 * Prompts such as "host key not found", "enter passphrase" and "enter
   password" emitted by ssh is no longer silently swollowed by fsh.
   This means that you can use fsh even if you need to supply a
   password to ssh when you log in.

 * The method name supplied in "-r method" may contain any character,
   including slashes.

 * Allow "fsh host -l login cmd" as well as "fsh -l login host cmd".
   This is needed in some configurations of CVS.

Version 1.0, release date 1999-05-09

 * The scp replacement "fcp" makes it possible to copy files fast.
   Thanks to Andreas Sigfridsson for the idea and the code in
   "fcpwrap.c".

Version 0.3, release date 1999-02-14

 * Support for "-h", "--help", "-v" and "--version".

 * Added the --enable-trampoline switch to configure (see README).

 * You no longer have to start fshd manually to set up the tunnel.  It
   will be started as needed by fsh.

 * Some code has been rewritten for clarity and efficiency.

Version 0.2, release date 1999-01-21.

 * Support for the "-l login" flag.

Version 0.1, release date 1999-01-20.

 * This is the first public release.  Everything is new.
