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+10Jun00=======================================================================
+1. got rid of some more nasty bugs in sh/qra.
+2. fixed 9A3xx to always be Croatia (and not Haiti!).
+09Jun00=======================================================================
+1. change some print commands in DXMsg to dbg('err'...
+2. overloaded confess, croak et al into DXDebug and removed Carp from 
+everywhere and checked that the necessary debugging really does go into
+the debug files now.
+3. changed print statements in cluster.pl to dbg('err',... so they go into
+the debug files as well.
+4. Altered the logic around duplicate spots, reduced the length of comment
+checked to 20 characters (this should solve some problems including those
+people sucking ar-cluster spots with prefixes in the extreme rh end). 
+08Jun00=======================================================================
+1. fixed problem with binary characters from cluster->client
+2. added set/echo and unset/echo commands
+3. echo login characters on login: prompt for C client
+4. Send \r\n on telnet connections for C Client
+5. Make echoing the default option (for M$ telnet clients :-()
+11May00=======================================================================
+1. fixed looping in Msg.pm (at last)
+10May00=======================================================================
+1. wrote a cross between 'tail -f' and grepdbg so that you can watch the
+debug files for particular strings and only have them print out. 
 05May00=======================================================================
 1. rewrote parts of Msg.pm and client.c so that the messages no longer use
 a length word at the front of each one. They are simply strings of characters