Jul 11, 2001    -	v1.05a

 Debugging is now a command line option (-d 1 OR -d 2), no hardcode in
 .c file.
 Added some code for debugging. Added small bounds check for online mins.

Nov 15, 2000    -       v1.04

 Failure to open config file now shows the config file path we are trying
to open.
 If we get a QUERY_METHOD but a blank QUERY_STRING we now assume we are 
being called from inside a CGI or shell script, therefore parse arguments
like we were getting called from the command line. If you don't understand
this, dont worry..unless it breaks something for you, of course..then 
contact me. :-)
 The URL: config variable now defaults to killing users using the actual
program, in CGI form, rather than the seperate reset.c program, which is 
no longer needed.

Nov 7, 2000     -       v1.03

 Added -B switch for reporting very basic information. Used by my
killmultiples program.
 Moved some my_strptime() variables around.
 Added ability to log manual and auto kills to seperate files. See config
file.

Oct 24, 2000	-	v1.02

 Introduced my_strptime() function since not all OSes have a strptime().
 Re-wrote program to use socket()/connect() C functions instead of telnet.
This will allow the program to be run from win32 systems.
 Added code to allow program to be run from win32 systems. Win32
distribution only contains binary. Binary looks for config file in the
root directory of the windows install drive. see READ-ME-WIN32.txt
 Added ability to run the program through a HTML form or directly through 
a browser (no more usrwho.sh script), and pass options in the url. See
relevent README for your system.
 Added ability to view modem speed info for portson HyperARC chassises.
(-c switch) Note two things however..1) it will take longer to retrieve
the info, since it has to run an extra command for every port being used.
2) I found out, the speeds are not always accurate, not by any fault of
mine. It's either a bug in the HyperaARC code, or 3com just isn't
reporting the kind of speed you think it's reporting. *shrug*

Apr 14, 2000	-	v1.02b-pl3

 On HiperARC chassises, the connection and network list are now matched up
by username and not slot/modem. This is because multi-channels calls were
not showing up, since their is only one network listing for a user when
their will be 2 or more connection listing for the user. By matching up by
username we now get to show both sessions in list.
 DST_ON has been phased out of use.
 The config file format has changed slightly. Now there is a variable
reference before a setting. This is for more easier adding and removal of
config variables in the future. Modify your existing cfg .file accordingly

Dec 3, 1999	-	v1.02b-pl2

 Added NS_COM_PROMPT and HYPER_COM_PROMPT to usrchk.c to let you set the
command prompt looked for on the chassises. Some peopel changed their
defaults from "> "
 When DEBUG = 2, DEBUG = 1 messages now get sent too. Oops! :-)

Nov 19, 1999	-	v1.02b-pl1

 Fixed getting of time/date, because older hyperarc code (e.g. 4.1.72,
dunno when it changed, but i know it's changed in my 4.2.32) has different
format of output line.

Nov 12, 1999	-	v1.02b

 Organized header calls, globals, and #defines to one place.
 Fixed a warning regarding strptime() on glibc systems.
 Now we pull system time from hyperarc "show time" command instead
of from host's time.
 DST_ON config variable is no longer used and will be phased out of config 
file. It stays in now for formattting sake.
 Added grouping capabilities and variables necessary for making this
possible. See README for more info.
 Outputted kill logs now have file format .<groupname>.log instead of the
previous .<hostname>.log
 Output from -T switch is formatted differently..it now prints:
<host description> - <host address> (<time>)

Aug 24, 1999	-	v1.01pl9

Checked for echoing back of NOPAGE_COMMAND before reading data.
Supressed error logging/showing of reading a return of 0 from read()

May 17, 1999	-	v1.01pl8

 Fixed some problems with program getting hung on interrupted system call
error. Solaris, Linux for sure. Took out checking for multiple pages in a
HyperArc system (you should have current code that lets you do
NOPAGE_COMMAND)
 Now check for HyperARC prompt of "> " instead of ">> "
 For HyperArcs, start slot doesn't have to match now. as long as a found
slot is greater than or equal to the start slot in the config file and
less than or equal to the end slot in the config file, it will take that
as the startport. What was happening was a start slot of slot:1 and a 
end slot of slot:3 might be configured and there would be people on
slot:2, but none on slot:1, so the start slot would never get found and
therefore the read loop would not run.

Mar 10, 1999	-	v1.01pl7

 Put all frequently changed/set variables in a config file. This is so the
program doesn't have to be recompiled for chassis/program info to take
effect. Added read_config() function
 Added CONF #define to set location of config file.
 Hardcoded MAXSES to 250.

Feb  9, 1999	-	v1.01pl6

 Added #defines LOG_DIR (where logs will go) and HOWTO_LOG. You can now
log to seperate files for each chassis. See comments in usrchk.c

Jan 13, 1998	-	v1.01pl5

 Fixed glitch in Netserver port bounds. If a chassis was split up into 
multiple locations/tables, every once in a while the program
would hit the last port for the first location, but continue on and print
out a port from the 2nd location. So you would end of seeing 2 listings
for 1 user (1 in each table)
 Fixed glitch in logging a portreset for a Netserver connection that
wasn't totally established yet (CONNECTING vs. ESTABLISHED) "CONNECTING"
lines were normally ignored by the program, so if you would reset such a
port with -P, the kill log would show random information since no real
username/portinfo for the connection was retrieved.
 Added the (@) feature for netserver usernames w/domain names attached
also. Before it just did it on hyperarc chassis info.

Nov 20, 1998	-	v1.01pl4

 Changed the retrieval of 'list networks' information to be put into the
main hyperarc user list. It used to get the list every time it cycled for
a user's info from connlist[]. This wasn't wroking correctly. Now it goes
out once and gets all the 'list networks' info and puts it into
templist[]. In a while(connlist[index]) loop it will loop through
templist[] now and look for the user's info. This is cleaner and things
dont get overwritten like they did. At least on mine :-)
 Fixed the problem with HyperARC chassises in which the page breaks were
hampering the retrievable of user info. What happens is this. When you hit
a "-- More --" and continue on, the next line of user info is written OVER
TOP of the "-- More --" instead of the next line down. this causes the
"-- More --" to blank out part of the line (namely the port name). Now,
before user info is gotten, I send the local terminal rows command
(#define NOPAGE_COMMAND) to change the rows to something like 255, so we
dont experience the "-- More --" prompt.
 DST_ON is set off by default (i'm in EST, we're not on DST right now)
 no info returned on hyperarc killing. Fixed.
 some radiuses (including 3com's) allow users to enter a domain after
their username when logging in. I dont care to show this bit of info after
the username. So if this is true for the user a "(@)" marker will be
placed after the user's name (in both HTML and non-HTML lists)
 Fixed a memory overwrite issue with netserver calculated session times.

 Oct 27, 1998	-	v1.01pl3

 killing a port with the -P option resulted in no user info begin returned
to the log file, just that the port was reset. Fixed.
 MPP lines were being suppresed because of the spaces in the username
field. Fixed.
 Moved prompt definitions to beginning of source file

Oct 22, 1998	-	v1.01pl2

 removed hours_off_utc global from old function.
 removed old hyperarc session time function.
 added DST_ON global. 1 says you're daylight savings time, 0 you're not
this is used for hyper_session_time() I couldn't figure out an easy way to
determine this. If you know how to do it, let me know so I can add it.
Symptoms of this not being set right is ungodly session times.
 fixed bug where first port of next hiperchassis was shown in previous
chassis table.