3.0.4 -> 3.0.5
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
* Applied an excellent patch from Jon Forsberg (zzed) that lets AW
  reply in directory listings with correctly formed URIs. That is,
  URIs with "unusual" characters hex encoded (' ' -> %20, for instance).
* Slightly modified Jon's patch so it uses a static buffer instead of
  a dynamic buffer for efficiency's sake.
* Made it so that the directory listing displays the URL that is being
  browsed, rather than just the directory.
* Fixed some spelling errors in the documentation.
* Added some names into AUTHORS that I forgot to add in the last release.

3.0.3 -> 3.0.4
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
* A scalability fix: Closes the directories scanned in permcheck() so
  we don't keep file descriptors open unnecessarily. Helps when you
  have low "ulimit -n"s and a large directory tree.
* Closes the configuration file's descriptor too for pretty much the
  same reason as above.
* Fixed some portability issues on Solaris thanks to Thomas Gtz.
* Added a full fledged Win32 port of AW on the website thanks to
  Doug Currie, aka "e".
* Added a file PORTABILITY that describes portability issues of
  Anti-Web for a variety of operating systems.
* Added a tip from Mathias Eberle about compiling on HPUX to the
  new file PORTABILITY.

3.0.2 -> 3.0.3
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
* A new feature, the "resume" feature was added. This was requested
  by Peter C. Gravelle. AW now supports a subset of the Content-Range
  header. It supports just enough of the protocol to make it possible
  to resume downloading a file.
* Added a file 'misc/update_dates.sh' which makes it easy to
  update the copyright dates for AW.

3.0.1 -> 3.0.2
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
* A possibly nasty security bug was discovered by Jeff Epler.
  If a local user has write access to a world readable part of
  the file system AW is running on, he can gain access to the
  user privileges that AW runs as, typically the "nobody" user.
* Disabled environment variable being put into child processes by
  CGI scripts. Scripts now have to rely on the command line. (As PHP does)
* Some more problems were uncovered in the Solaris port by
  Peter Ohlerich again. Hopefully it should compile now
* Peter Ohlerich submitted a new Makefile which has been included
  as Makefile.SunOS - hopefully it will be useful to SunOS users and
  porters to different operating systems.
* Updated the CHANGES file because of some misleading information

3.0.0 -> 3.0.1
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
* Fixed an embarassing stability bug that was discovered
  by Angelo Brigante
* Added the 3.0 CHANGES file that you're reading now
* Readded the AUTHORS file
* Updated SCRIPTING a tad
* Created an option LIMITEDCGI that can be specified in the Makefile.
  This is to get around the fact that Solaris doesn't have a setenv()
  function. Thanks to Peter Ohlerich for pointing this out.
