Known issues:

- Does not fully support virtual interfaces, such as eth0:1.  See
  notes for version 3.2.1.

Change log:

3.4.3
Cleaned up the /sbin/netmasq script.  Tweaked the install script.
Fixed some minor bugs, such as exit status with verbose mode.
Removed spaces from LOG_PREFIX to shorten prefix.  Will create
rpm package for el5.
12-13-08

3.4.2
Fixed a few typos and updated the reserved IP address list.
2-13-05

3.4.1
Added new configuration files for trusted MAC addresses and banned
MAC addresses.  Included mac services, which are services to be
allowed to all addresses when using MAC authentication.  Thanks to
Frank for inspiring this.  Updated default interface configuration
file.  Also made minor changes to netmasq executable to make it more
readable and updated the MAC authentication documentation. 1-4-05

3.4.0
Added support for MAC authentication.  Also updated list of unused
addresses, tweaked installer script and updated the verbose output.
Updated interface configuration file and documentation.  12-18-04

3.3.2
Updated for the 2.6 kernel which uses .ko extension for loadable
modules.  10-24-04

3.3.1
Put in the full path to iptables, so it will work correctly if
/sbin is not in the shell's path. 8-23-04

3.3.0
Included better support for masquersaded connections and dhcp.  You may
now select what remote connections will be available to clients on your
lan.  Dhcp now works correctly through a firewalled interface, if both
"svc" and "rmt" are allowed for tcp/udp 67.  Updated interface configuration
file and documentation.  7-5-04

3.2.5
Invalid icmp connections are now dropped.  Thanks to David for sending
me the command to do this.  10-28-03

3.2.4
Fixed bug that prevented changing the logging rate from the default.
Thanks for inspiring me, Jeff.  9-9-03

3.2.3
Thanks to David Relson, netmasq now works correctly with distributions that
use the .gz extension instead of the .o extension for kernel modules.  He also
pointed out a bug that would generate an error message in the install script
when netmasq is initially installed on a host.

3.2.2
Discovered (thanks to Keith) and fixed the problem with port forwarding.
4-21-02

3.2.1
Virtual interfaces are now partially supported.  That means netmasq will not
generate errors if you have them.  However, full access will be granted to
all connection requests on the virtual interfaces.  This happens because
iptables does not deal with virtual interfaces correctly.  I'm hoping iptables
is fixed before I need to firewall a virtual interface.  3-02-02

3.2.0
Logging now works correctly.  There is no firewall by default on lo, since
it breaks normal functionality.  DHCP now works on an interface that is not
firewalled.  Do you really want to run DHCP on an untrusted network?  Also
a few minor bug fixes.  Updated documentation.  2-10-02

3.1.0
Rewrote install script to preserve old config files.  Now allows configuring
icmp traffic as an option per interface.  Blocks icmp redirects by default.
Only allows ssh connections by default.  Creates missing interface config-
uration files as needed.  Updated sample.conf.  Updated documentation.  1-19-02

3.0.3
Removed 127.0.0.0/8 from unused list.  1-18-02

3.0.2
Rewrote verbosity option.  Now it's silent by default, and each -v adds
more verbosity.  Also fixed bug in flushing tables. 1-13-02

3.0.1
A quick fix in the verbose output, updated sample files, and a redesigned
install script.  8-7-01

3.0.0
This is the first version of netmasq to support iptables.  It handles
multiple interfaces, firewalling, masquerading and port forwarding.
Currently it doesn't do any logging.  I need to update this before it's
ready for prime time.  6-30-01