0.3.0 July 2000

* the tools can be told to not log in (--user="").
* a new script, "ftpcp", acts like `ftpcopy -n "$@"'
* bugfix: directory deletions didn't work.
* new option: --include (like and unlike --exclude)
* new option: --list-options XXX 
  for options to be given to the list commands.
* new option: --tries (maximum number of connect and
  log in attempts).

0.2.2 February 2000

* portability enhancements.
* reduced package size by not using autoconf & automake anymore.
* ftpcopy now works if the path to the target is a relative one
  (that is, "ftpcopy ... ./newdir" no works).
* ftpls can now be used not only to list directories, but also
  to list files.

0.2.0 February 2000

* portability enhancements.
* bug fixes.

0.1.3 January 2000

* new program ftpls
* ftpcopy now understands URLs.
* ftpcopy doesn't need a local directory anymore, it tries to 
  save the file in the current directory.
* ftpcopy: a new option "-m / --max-days" to restricted downloading
  to files not older than a given amount of days.
* ftpcopy: a new option "-x / --exclude", may be used to stop
  downloading of files matching a wildcard, or entering directories
  matching a wildcard.
* some interoperability fixes (traditional FTP servers).

2000-01-14  Uwe Ohse  <uwe@serak.ohse.de>

	* Release 0.1.2
	* ftpcopy.c: implemented option to deal with symbolic links
	  on broken ftp servers.
      implemented option to only create the directory hierarchie
	  (together with the option mentioned above it will also
	  create symbolic links).
	  deal with multiline FTP responses.
	  fixed a bug in the symlink creation function (used by EPLF
	  and traditional stuff).
	  use null terminated strings everywhere.

2000-01-13  Uwe Ohse  <uwe@serak.ohse.de>

	* Release 0.1.1
	  (0.1.0 was used internally)

2000-01-12  Uwe Ohse  <uwe@serak.ohse.de>

	* internal Release 0.1.0
