2002-07-24  -  libconnect 0.5.2

	* Code cleanup
	* Libconnect is now completely transparent (in the previous releases it
	  didn't push the flags register)
	* Script changed to handle multiple commands at a time
	* Configure script improved to determine the cpu type and other useful things


2002-07-17  -  libconnect 0.5
	
	* The library sets the errno properly
	* Fixed the open() permissions for the libconnect.tmp file
	* You can select which proxy to use for the next connect()
	* You can "lock" and "unlock" libconnect to make it use the same proxy or
	  to start cycling from a specified proxy
	* configure script "improved" (next time I'll use autoconf, sorry for
	  these releases)
	* Fixed the control file of the debian package
	* Added a makefile in the binary/ directory to simplify the installation of 
	  the precompiled library 


2002-06-08  -  libconnect 0.4

	* Added support for POST proxies
	* Code cleanup in the parseconf.asm, rewritten some functions to simplify future 
	  development
	* The configuration file is more user-friendly; now libconnect understands ip addresses
	  in their common form, not only their numeric one
	* Users can now define a particular amount of bytes to ignore from a specified proxy
	  (to suppress in a more effective way the proxy acknowledgment banner)
	* Added a bash script, libconnect, to simplify the use of the library
	* Added a manpage for the libconnect script and for the libconnect.conf file


2002-05-26  -  libconnect 0.3

 	* Fixed the problems with non_blocking sockets, now libconnect should work with
	  every (hope so) software that uses libc
	* Now we're checking the SO_TYPE of the socket and using the old_connect to handle
	  connections in SOCK_DGRAM. As a result we don't have to 'skip' our nameservers in
	  the config file.
	* The tmpfile is now opened with the right flags
	* Users can define the Connection timeout in the libconnect.h
	* If the proxy doesn't send an acknowledgement response we won't wait forever,
	  we can define a timeout in the libconnect.h