Changes between sendip-0.0.1 and sendip-0.0.2
* Now compiles under libc5 as well as glibc

Changes between sendip-0.0.2 and sendip-0.0.3
* New man page, taken from one supplied by rmartini <rmartini@iis.com.br>

Changes between sendip-0.0.3 and sendip-1.0
* Makefile no longer requires GNU make or etags
* included spec file from Delvin Upton <delvin.upton@spectria.com>
* now ship source and binary RPMs as well as source tar.gz
* now compiles on FreeBSD (and hopefully Net and Open) as well as linux
* minor bug fixes
* added option for random header fields (idea roughly by ganesh@earth.li)
* switched to 2digit versions

Changes between sendip-1.0 and sendip-1.1
* Fix bug the caused incorrect tcp checksums (smitchell@realogy.com)
* Add RIP-1 and RIP-2 support from Richard Polton <Richard.Polton@msdw.com>

Changes between sendip-1.1 and sendip-1.2
* Add IPv6 support from Antti Tuominen <ajtuomin@tml.hut.fi>
* Add (some) TCP options form Alexander Talos <at@atat.at>
* Bugfixes

Changes between sendip-1.2 and sendip-1.3
* Compile fix for *BSD
* Various other bugfixes
* Removed bogus libpcap dependancy
* Now included in debian unstable, hopefully
* Ready to be included in FreeBSD ports collection, hopefully
* Added -h option

Changes between sendip-1.3 and sendip-1.4
* Added contrib directory and wake on lan script, curtesy of
  Beat Bolli <beat.bolli@earthling.net>
* RIP default option from Richard Polton

Changes between sendip-1.4 and sendip-2.0-pre2
* RIP bugfix from Richard Polton
* Massive code tidy up
* -tr no longer affects -tfe and -tfc
* TCP header length defaults to correct even if options are supplied
* Setting IP checksum prints a warning as it might not work
* Can now specify the version field of the IP header
* -if now documented correctly
* man page autobuilds from help, help is more likely to be right
* TCP over IPV6 still sends the wrong checksum, but now it warns you first
* Enable setting of IPV6 priority
* ICMP and ICMPv6 merged as they are almost identical
* RIP no longer only accepts 25 entries
* BGP support from David Ball <db@earth.li>

Changes between sendip-2.0-pre2 and sendip-2.0
* include string.h to avoid memcpy(), strlen() and strcpy() warnings in
  ipv4.c, ipv6.c, rip.c and udp.c (Antti Tuominen <ajtuomin@tml.hut.fi>)
* ipv6 checksum fixes (Antti Tuominen)
* BGP fixes (David Ball <db@earth.li>)
* Compiles on AIX (thanks to Parag Kukde <pkukde@yahoo.com>)
* -d now supports hex, octal or binary data
* man page (built automagically from hacked help2man)
* finds modules correctly after a make install
 
Changes between sendip-2.0 and sendip-2.1
* Now FHS aware (Juan Antonio Martinez <jantonio@dit.upm.es>)
* NTP support added (requested by John Deatherage <Jdeatherage@CQOS.COM>)
* Merged ipv6_csum and icmp6csum
* Use (s)random() instead of (s)rand() (Bryan Croft <bryan@gurulabs.com>)
* Added -fPIC to CFLAGS to make it compile on hppa
* Now compiles on Solaris (thanks to Dax Kelson <dax@gurulabs.com>)
- tidied up the build for platform specific LDFLAGS
- turned off profiling
- renamed our copy of getopt to gnugetopt
- created types.h with bool, u_int*_t (solaris only), and endianness stuff
* sendip:
- searches for libraries in . as well as installed path
- man page fix (pointed out by Ambar Paul <ambar.paul@wipro.com>)
* tcp.so:
- now supports -tonum to specify arbitrary TCP options
* ipv4.so:
- supports (some) IP options requested by Fabrice MARIE <fabrice@celestix.com>
- only checks a single layer of enclosing headers for IPV4
* bgp.so:
- non-enclosure in TCP is non-fatal
- doesn't segfault on platforms where static variables and .so files don't mix
* rip.so:
- only checks a single layer of enclosing headers for UDP
* icmp.so:
- only checks a single layer of enclosing headers for IPV4/IPV6
- now compiles on platforms which care about alignment

Changes between sendip-2.1 and sendip-2.2
* spec file fixes (Calum Selkirk <cselkirk@panix.com>)
* FreeBSD compile fixes
* Linux-PPC compile fixes
* More SunOS compile fixes
* Use ?= not = in Makefile to allow FreeBSD ports to work without a hack
  (Joseph Scott <joseph.scott@owp.csus.edu>) 
* Added support for RIPng over UDP/IPv6.  Completely untested, I haven't even
  read the spec... Requested by armite <armite@163.com>
* CheckSum code tidied up
* tcp.so:
- now supports sending TCP over IPv6
- tcp length correctly calculated (pointed out by
  Yuchung Cheng <ycheng@cs.ucsd.edu>)
* udp.so:
- now supports sending UDP over IPv6
- only checks a single layer of enclosing headers for IP
* ipv6.so:
- now correctly sets src and dst fields (Pekka Savola <pekkas@netcore.fi>)
* ipv4.so:
- ip_len now in host byte order on FreeBSD to avoid sendto: Invalid argument
* rip.so:
- off-by-one error causing segfaults and other badness fixed
- hton* added where needed

Changes between sendip-2.2 and sendip-2.3
* Now compiles on archs requiring alignment
* ripng.so:
- now conforms more closely to the spec (help from armite <armite@163.com>

Changes between sendip-2.3 and sendip-2.4
* Random packet data payloads (Anand (Andy) Rao <andyrao@nortelnetworks.com>)
* ipv4.so:
- fix bug with iossr and iolsr adding wrong ip options
- ip_len really is now in host byte order on FreeBSD, so the sendto: Invalid
  argument thing really is fixed now.  I hope.  (brdraney@nersc.gov)

Changes between sendip-2.4 and sendip-2.5
* Fix minor memory leaks in several places (found using valgrind)
* Fix compile bug on Solaris (found by Dave Gibelli <dgibelli@tiscali.co.uk>)
* tcp.so
- Fix -tonum bug found by Yaniv Kaul <ykaul@checkpoint.com>

Changes between sendip-2.5 and sendip-2.6
* Fix BSD byte order bug found by Jaya Krishna <njayakrishna@rediffmail.com>
* Fix ipv6 options bug found by Jaya Krishna <njayakrishna@rediffmail.com>
* Add -s option to set sockets options:
- SO_BROADCAST requested by Andre Luerssen" <luerssen@luerssen-consulting.de>)
- IP_HDRINCL alread required
- IPV6_* options required (pointed out by Jaya Krishna)
* tcp.so
- Fix -tonum segfault (zamez)
* rip.so
- Fix multiple -re options (pointed out by several people)
- Fix -ra (thanks to sharmily.anantaraman@conexant.com)
* udp.c
- Fix udpv6 checksum bug (thanks to sarkarbiplab@gmail.com)
