Credits ( in no particular order ):
	- LeoDaV
	- khaytsus
    - Jondo
	- winter_mute
	- spike
	- acetyl
	- drogoh
	- kaenguru
	- henning_d
	- pengu
	- moni4711
	- masterofdisaster822
	- sgop
	- the_turner
	- cowbot
	- mirthran
	- evilgranny ( He really made us mad - but in this way he motivated us to be better ) 
	- djhibernate ( He proved that another fork could speed up development quite a bit )
	- and many many more ...

This project would not have had so many changes in such a short time without them.

	Thanks to them all.

OPENNAP-NG 0.49
===============

Major bugfix and extensions release. A list of the bugfixes and
extensions can be found in file Changes_Jondo.txt.


OPENNAP-NG 0.47
===============

This version contains some minor bugfixes and extensions. A list of
the bugfixes and extensions can be found in file Changes_Jondo.txt.


OPENNAP-NG 0.46
===============

It's been a long road, most of the development team have disapered
along the line, but there have been a log of changes since we
first started.  Lots of bug fixes, leaks fixed, improvements.  We'd
love to impliment more desired features but don't have the manpower
to do it.  Hopefully sometime things will get back on track and by
0.47 there will be more features requests included.

OPENNAP-NG 0.45
===============
* A new flag has been introduced.
  This flag exempts a user from the limits imposed by
  "eject_*" and "max_connections".
  This flag is set and resettable by 
    /raw 10050 nick [flag]
  or by 
    /msg operserv userflag nick [flag]
  E.g. if you don't want to promote a 
  friendly person to mod+ only to allow him to logon
  whenever he wants you do a 
    "/raw 10050 nick friend"
  This flag is backwards compatible to old servers and 
  does no priviledge escalation as a new level might do.
  The only drawback is that this flag is reset completely 
  by old servers when a user is unmuzzled.
  
* A lot of bugs concerning tbans have been fixed.
  Now servers are able to unban users so that split 
  networks should have quite consistent banlists
  even when using tbans.
  
* Fixed the longstanding bug in login.c which kicked 
  users who were sharing when "eject_when_full" had 
  been set to "yes". 
  Now the login procedure also takes care when a 
  client with a very slow connection takes more
  time to share his files and it also takes care
  of wellbehaving clients which refresh their 
  library.

* Fixed a bug in the router code where a server
  that had been configured as a router did not
  route any search requests to the peers.

* Implemented search statistics on the most
  often used remote searches. This is the base to 
  implement some caching code in the next 
  release.
  You can get the stats using a 
    /raw 10116
  Be aware that only remote searches are counted as
  these are most router poundering. Local searches
  are still invisible to everyone. This feature
  is about performance - not to disturb privacy.

* Now ghosts from different IP addresses can be allowed.
  If you set "allow_dynamic_ghosts" to 1 then ghosting
  is allowed even if the ghosting user does not have 
  the same IP address as the ghosted one.
  As this is a security risk the default is not
  to allow dynamic ghosting.
  
* Checking abuses of several tags asides from the flood
  counter. Measurements of network traffic showed, that
  a particular client did some protocol violation.
  By cutting off these abuses you might save up to 50% 
  of traffic on your hub.
  You can configure whether you want to notify the user
  the mod or both about the abuse. You can even set the 
  frequency of notification for both.
  
* Preventing abuse of privmsgs for queueing. A particular
  client sends a privmsg to insert a download request 
  into the queue. As this client is really popular
  you might want to cut off these privmsgs so that these
  clients have to do their downloading the usual way.
  You can see the abuse when checking your server logfile
  for entries like this:
  privmsg: all 205: 174000 3976798 Bytes - 205WQ: 138688 (79.7%) 1525575 Bytes (38.4%)
  ( This example has been taken from a hub running for about
    12 hours with 5 peer nodes on average )

* Preventing the sharing of fake files. You now can set
  the minimum size that a shared file has to have to be
  shared on the server.

* If a user ignores another user with a higher userlevel then the
  ignoring user will get kicked. This happens when downloading, pinging
  and sending a privmsg.

* Security: The tag 11 had no logging at all except floodprotection.
  So it had been possible to bruteforce passwords of mod+ undetected.
  Now every tag 11 is logged and you can use your IDS on checking 
  the logfile.

* Internal Ban List: Now you can control clients who reconnect
  excessive and bail out with the same error over and over again.
  A time ban of 300 seconds saves a lot of I/O. An ibl_ttl of 0
  disables this feature.

* And - most important: A determined pack of ppl who are willing
  to develop the most bandwidth saving, fastest, most stable 
  and most friendly opennap server. ;-)

* opennap_config.pl:  Script to help configure the opennap config
  file, from scratch or to edit the existing one.
