09/17/99 - v.1.3.18-pl1
	Put back "1.3.17-pl10" patch with some tweaking to get rid
	of error in recvfrom call. Some minor cleanup.

09/01/99 - v.1.3.18-pl0
        Reversed 1.3.17-pl10 patch. Binding dhcpSocket to the
	interface produced error in recvfrom() call.
	Chris G. Demetriou <cgd@netbsd.org> sent a patch
	to make dhcpcd code portable to ARM platform.
	Added "-s [ipaddr]" command-line option which makes dhcpcd
	send DHCP_INFORM message. Added "-B" command-line option
	to make dhcpcd solicit broadcast response. Added LOG_CONS option to
	openlog(3). Changed "domain xxx" entry in resolv.conf to point
	by default to nisDomainName, added "search nisDomainName" and
	"search domainName" entries to resolv.conf file.
	dhcpcd-<interface>.info file has minor changes to the format.
	Namely, DNS and GATEWAY entries now will provide a comma-separated
	list of corresponding IP addresses, not just the first IP address in
	the list. Added support for static route option.

07/23/99 - v.1.3.17-pl10.
	Johan Verrept <Johan.Verrept@alcatel.be> suggested "bind"-ing
	dhcpSocket to the interface so the socket does not
	receive packets from other interfaces. Change made to dhcpStart
	routine to include a call to the bind().

07/09/99 - v.1.3.17-pl9.
	PETAZZONI <jpetazzo@ryu.univ-mlv.fr> reported a case of
	DHCP server responding with IpAddrLeaseTime=0 which
	drove dhcpcd-1.3 mad. Added check for IpAddrLeaseTime=0 so
	when dhcpcd receives IpAddrLeasetime=0 it will assume
	DEFAULT_LEASETIME, infinite by default.
	Added '-V' flag to dhcpcd syntax. Dhcpcd will print
	copyright/version banner when used with '-V' flag.

06/19/99 - v.1.3.17-pl8.
	Changed in_cksum routine in udpipgen.c file to (hopefully)
	get rid of problems with wrong checksums if compiled
	with egcs or gcc-2.8.xx compilers.

06/10/99 - v.1.3.17-pl7.
	Hans Andersson <Hans.XH.Andersson@trab.se> and some
	other gentlemen pointed out at 64-bit uncleanless of
	current dhcpcd code, and sent relevant patches.
	This release is an attempt to make dhcpcd-1.3
	64-bit safe. No new functionality has been added.
	This is left for v.1.3.18.

05/10/99 - v.1.3.17-pl6.
	Andrew S. Howell <andy@tibco.com> submitted a patch
	eliminating unnecessary padOptions in buildmsg.c file.
	It helped with his cable modem. Removed
	"Your IP address=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx" message on a screen
	when dhcpcd configures the interface.

03/14/99 - v.1.3.17-pl5.
	Mike Benoit <ipso@academyoflearning.ca> submitted
	debugging info. Change made to "client.c" to allow
	dhcpcd to get router IP address from DHCP_ACK message
	if it didn't come with DHCP_OFFER. 

03/10/99 - v.1.3.17-pl4.
	Tim Auckland <tim.auckland@Corp.Sun.COM> submitted
	patch to dhcpcd-1.3.17-pl3 to close all standard
	file descriptors when dhcpcd forks into background.
	It should help with pcmcia cards which use popen() call.

02/04/99 - v.1.3.17-pl3.
	Sergei Viznyuk <sv@phystech.com>
	Now if dhcpcd does not get DHCP_ACK for the same
	IP address as before reboot, it will fall back
	to dhcpInit and will send DHCP_DISCOVER message(s).
	Dhcpcd will now write pid file before forking
	into background not after. Updated manual page.

01/15/99 - v.1.3.17-pl2.
	Sergei Viznyuk <sv@phystech.com>
	Changed the dhcpcd exec-bin directory from /usr/sbin to /sbin.
	Pavel Polischouk <pavelp@iil.intel.com> sent a tcpdump
	which inspired me to make some changes to the code
	to avoid potential race condition when there are multiple
	DHCP servers on the network.

01/12/99 - v.1.3.17-pl1.
	Marc ZYNGIER <Marc.Zyngier@wanadoo.fr> submitted another
	patch to dhcpcd-1.3 to make it work on Linux Alpha
	platforms.

01/10/99 - v.1.3.17
	Sergei Viznyuk <sv@phystech.com>
	Came across patch for dhcpcd-1.3.16
	submitted to linux.debian.alpha
	by Marc Zyngier Marc.Zyngier@bull.net.
	Changed the default lease time requested
	to infinite.
	Removed "mlip" client 'cause of www.ml.org death.
	Did some other minor changes to the code.

11/09/98 - v.1.3.16
	Sergei Viznyuk <sv@phystech.com>
	Thanks to a great help from Brion Vibber <brion@pobox.com>
	another nasty bug has been found and hopefully
	squashed. Also the problem with setting default
	route on some of the systems has been finally
	solved. Kernel refuses to accept a route for a gateway
	if its IP address does not seem to be on the same
	subnet as in a case with bridged subnets.
	The work around suggested by Brion Vibber is
	to add a local route to the gateway. I hope we've got
	it right in v.1.3.16.

11/07/98 - v.1.3.15
	Sergei Viznyuk <sv@phystech.com>
	Fixed rather nasty bug in dhcpSendAndRecv routine
	introduced in v.1.3.13 which might have prevented
	quite of few users from receiving DHCP_OFFER message.
	Added command-line options -D,-H,-R to dhcpcd.
	Request and patch submitted by Aron Griffis <agriffis@css.tayloru.edu>

10/28/98 - v.1.3.14
	Sergei Viznyuk <sv@phystech.com>
	Removed setting a local route in addition to default one
	in v.1.3.13. This did not help with the problem
	one user experiences with setting a default route but
	rather resulted in duplicate entries for the local
	route in the routing table.

10/27/98 - v.1.3.13
	Sergei Viznyuk <sv@phystech.com>
	Fixed a minor bug in dhcpSendAndRecv routine
	which caused quite a few bogus "DHCP server declined request: op=XX"
	messages in /var/log/debug file.
	Add (or rather put back) setting of local route.
	Normally the local route is set automatically by
	the kernel when default route entry is added, however
	as it seems that doesn't always work for everybody.

10/25/98 - v.1.3.12
	Sergei Viznyuk <sv@phystech.com>
	Made a good faith attempt to squash a bug in UDP/IP
	layer of dhcpcd which might have been a cause of
	problems on PPC-based systems. Originally reported
	by Martin Costabel <martin@wanadoo.fr>.
	Rewrote quite a bit of UDP/IP code so if dhcpcd-1.3.12
	doesn't work for you at all you may try v.1.3.11.
	There seemed to be a problem with setting default
	route on 2.1.125 kernel reported by Brion Vibber
	<brion@pobox.com>. Changed "dhcpConfig" to not force
	dhcpcd to die if it cannot set default route. At least
	it would be easier to find the cause of problem...
	Also did some changes to "client.c" code to move it
	closer to the point when one can add support for Token Ring
	and/or other link protocols.

10/15/98 - v.1.3.11
	Sergei Viznyuk <sv@phystech.com>
	Put back '-c filename' option for dhcpcd due to
	a requests from some users of Mediaone cable modems
	who were trying to use 'ipup' et similar bootup scripts.
	Originally requested by Robert Shapiro <rshapiro@mediaone.com>
	Some minor fixes.

10/13/98 - v.1.3.10
        Sergei Viznyuk <sv@phystech.com>
        Added a new feature: whenever the assigned IP address for the
	interface changes dhcpcd will execute /etc/dhcpc/dhcpcd-interface.exe
        program. The word <interface> is substituted by
	the actual interface name like e.g. eth0.
	Caution: do not use /etc/dhcpcd-interface.exe as a bootup
	script. It will not be executed if the assigned IP address
	is the same as it was before reboot.
        The included sample /etc/dhcpc/dhcpcd-interface.exe will log
	the time of IP change to /var/log/messages file.
	The included mlip program changes the IP address 
	for your host at DNS servers provided by www.ml.org
	in a case you happen to be a member of Monolith's DynDNS.
        Edit mlip.h file to supply your hostname, username, and password at
	Monolith. Do "make mlip" to compile it. Then copy the executable
	to /etc/dhcpc/dhcpcd-interface.exe.

	Added a compile time options '-DSETHOSTNAME' and '-DSETDOMAINNAME'
	to Makefile. If used, dhcpcd will set hostname and/or domainname
	of the host to the values it receives from DHCP server.

	Rehashed the Changes file to reverse the time order of entries.

10/02/98 - v.1.3.9
	Sergei Viznyuk <sv@phystech.com>
	Reduced the timeouts for sending and receiving DHCP messages.
	Commented out arpCheck() call. It didn't work anyway
	because there won't be ARP_REPLY message unless the
	sender's IP address is set which defeats the purpose
	of doing ARP check. This is something for the authors
        of RFC 2131 to fix.

09/04/98 - v.1.3.8
        Sergei Viznyuk <sv@phystech.com>
	Some user reported he couldn't get dhcpcd to configure
	interface because it failed to set broadcast address.
	Changed the order dhcpcd configures the interface so it does
	1. sets IP address
	2. sets netmask
	3. sets broadcast address (redundant?)
	Reduced the timeout for ARP check from 10secs to 3 secs, so
	dhcpcd finishes faster.

08/01/98 -
        Sergei Viznyuk <sv@phystech.com>
        Changed the "time since bootup" parameter in DHCP_DISCOVER
	message from zero to 5 secs to accomodate for WinNT DHCP server
	wishes. General cleanup.
	
01/31/98 -
	Sergei Viznyuk <sv@phystech.com> :
	Changed dhcpcd to use socket(AF_PACKET,SOCK_PACKET,..)
	instead of socket(AF_INET,SOCK_DGRAM,..) which did not
	work with newer kernels.
	Dropped 'dhcpcd -c filename' usage in favor of dhcpcd
	returning valid exit status to the parent.
	Added '-t timeout' option which specifies for how
	long 'dhcpcd' will try to get an IP address before
	forking into background.
	Changed 'dhcpcd -d' option to be a debug flag.


========  before v.1.3 ============

08/28/97    1. added '-I' (client identifier) option.
  0.70      2. added '-h' (hostname) option (Note 10).

04/24/97   changed the source UDP port from a random number to 68
  0.65     because some servers respond to NOT port 68 but the source
           UDP port in the received datagram (Note 9).

03/16/97   1. fixed the bug that DHCPDECLINE message was RFC1541
  0.6         compliant. Now dhcpcd can send both Interned Draft
              compliant DHCPDECLINE message and RFC1541 compliant
              one (mkDhcpDeclineMsg).
           2. fixed the bug that the broadcast address and the
              subnetmask were set to the wrong value under the
              following condition:
                1. dhcpcd is in the REBOOTING state
                2. received DHCP ACK msg does not include the
                   broadcast or subnetmask option.
              (rebooting in client.c)
           3. fixed the bug that dhcpcd does not send a DHCPDECLINE
              msg when it detects the duplicate IP adddress
              (arpCheck in arp.c)..
           4. changed the way to make a DHCPREQUEST msg in the
              SELECTING state (selecting, mkDhcpRequestMsg)
           5. changed the pcmcia/network script to unmount the NFS
              filesystems before invoking "dhcpcd -k" command when
              the card service goes down.
           6. added a new environment variable DHCP_DEVICE, which
              contains the name of network interface to which
              dhcpcd is attached.

03/07/97   1. fixed the bug that the renewal time and the rebind time
              are messed up (becomes minus number :p) when dhcpcd gets
              the lease time whose least significant byte is greater
              than or equal to 0x80 (setDhcpInfo in client.c) (Note 7).
              For example, if the lease time is 24 hours, dhcpcd does
              not work.
           2. added the hostname option to the parameter request list
              (mkDhcpDiscoverMsg and mkDhcpRequestMsg in client.c)
           3. fixed the bug that dhcpcd sends a DHCPREQUEST message
              which does not have the server identifier option in the
              SELECTING state (mkDhcpRequestMsg in client.c)
           4. fixed the bug that dhcpcd uses the information from the
              DHCPOFFER message for configuring the host (it must use
              the information from the DHCPREQUEST message) (initHost
              in client.c) (Note 8).

01/30/97   made version 0.5a2 into 0.5, and released it.
  0.5

01/20/97   changed init, renewing, rebinding (client.c), and
  0.5a2    rcvAndCheckDhcpMsg (socket-if.c) to fix the bug that dhcpcd
           exited with holding the assigned IP address when it failed in
           invoking sendto system call in the RENEWING state. This happened
           when the server is down in the RENEWING state. It causes
           hosts to use expired IP addresses (how dangerous!). Now
           dhcpcd does not exit even when it gets an error from sendto
           in the RENEWING state. It continues to use the assigned IP
           address until the lease time is expired, then it
           initializes the network interface and goes into the INIT
           state (Note 6).

01/13/97   1. added IFF_MULTICAST in initHost (client.c) (Note 1).
  0.5a     2. fixed the bug that dhcpcd core-dumped when it received a
              datagram containig the DHCP message option (parseDhcpMsg
              in options.c) (Note 2).
           3. added -r option which makes dhcpcd RFC1541 compliant
              (Note 3).
           4. changed mkDhcpRequestMsg (client.c) to put the
              parameter request list option into the DHCPREQUEST
              message in order to support the CMU version of DHCP
              server (Note 4). But I do not check whether it works
              with the CMU version of DHCP server.
           5. changed the argument to logOpen from LOG_CONS to LOG_PID
              (Note 5).
           6. add nextState initialization in rebinding (client.c).
           7. changed the host information file name from "hostinfo"
              to "hostinfo-ifname" (saveHostInfo in hostinfo.c)
              (Note 5). Ifname is actually replaced with the network
              interface name like "eth0". This is good when multiple
              dhcpcd's attach to different network interfaces.

09/22/96   made dhcpcd compliant to the Internet Draft in order to
  0.4      work with ISC version of DHCP server.
           Changed client.c, options.c, socket-if.c

09/19/96   quick fix to make it work with ISC's dhcpd. I made BROACAST
  0.33     flag available and added the NEED_BCAST_RESPONSE macro.
           ISC's DHCP server is the Internet Draft compliant, but
           dhcpcd is RFC1541 compliant. So this is a "workaround" version.

09/17/96   added the code checking option field to parseDhcpMsg (options.c)
  0.32

09/16/96   fixed a typo in selecting (client.c)
  0.31

09/13/96   1. enhanced NTP support. Now dhcpcd creates the file, ntp.conf
  0.3         in the directory, /etc/dhcpc.
           2. added the code verifying if router addresses are correct

09/12/96   added the following sample shell scripts:
  0.3b       1. "network" for pcmcia-cs
             2. "rc" scripts (rc.inet1, rc.inet2, rc.M)
             3. "rc.dhcp", a command file which can be executed from dhcpcd

09/11/96   1. fixed a bug in setDefRoute (if.c). rt_flags was RT_UP.
  0.3a        It should be RT_GATEWAY.
           2. fixed typos in openRecvSocket (socket-if.c)
           3. changed the way to invoke a command file from using
              signal to forking twice
           4. removed unnecessary socket close/re-open

09/09/96   added support to the "router" option.
  0.25a     changed files: options.c, dhcp-options.h, dhcp.h, hostinfo.c,
                           if.c, client.c

08/09/96   added the code to make a copy of the DHCP options in the
  0.2      DHCPOFFER message because Windows NT server does not put
           DHCP options in the DHCPACK message except for netmask, T1
           time, and T2time. Other DHCP options are only in the
           DHCPOFFER message.

07/27/96    added '-i' option specifying the class identifier because
  0.2a      RFC1541 says "The client implementation of DHCP should
            provide a mechanism for the user to select directly the
            'class-identifier' value.".

07/23/96    1. moved ARP check from just after dhcpcd received a
  0.2a         DHCPOFFER message to just after dhcpcd received a
               DHCPACK message.
            2. added 'Parameter Request List' in the DHCPDISCOVER message.
            3. added code to output the content of DHCP message option from
               the server

Note  1: Koji Okamura suggested this.
Note  2: This fix was made by Dan Halbert.
Note  3: Dan Halbert found that dhcpcd-0.4 does not work with some
         RFC1541 compliant DHCP servers, and made a patch for it.
         Brandon Mitchell suggested -r option.
Note  4: N. Komazaki found that CMU's DHCP server (dhcpd-3.3.7
          +patch) requires the parameter request option in the
         DHCPREQUEST message.
Note  5: Ulrich Windl suggested this.
Note  6: Koji Okamura found this bug.
Note  7: Andrew Kieschnick found this bug.
Note  8: Tim Riker found this bug.
Note  9: I found this problem by using the tcpdump log which
         Larry Hawkins sent me.
Note 10: I found some DHCP servers require this option by using the
         tcpdump log which David Filiatrault sent me.
	 
