Big fixes made to aub since the release of v2.0: PATCH #1 (v2.0.1) -- Fixed aub to run under versions of perl earlier than 4.035 (but not earlier than 4.0.) -- Lifted silly requirement that news spool directory be writable -- Corrected typo in error reporting code that left part of an error message blank. -- Corrected use of wrong variable in desperatation NNTP server guessing code (this code rarely used in practice.) PATCH #2 (v2.0.2) -- Fixed aub to run under versions of perl earlier than 4.0 -- Fixed bug in NNTP protocol to keep aub from confusing the end of an NNTP transaction with the line "." in a message. -- Made aub understand that the 'Minimum-OS2-Version:' header seen in comp.binaries.os2 does not mean that it should expect immediate uudecodable stuff to follow, even though the line does begin with "M". -- Fixed bug that required postprocessor definitions and invocations to name the postprocessor exactly the same way (no mixed case) -- Made erorrs go to stdout instead of standard error to integrate them in the debug output stream. -- Fixed typo in 'aub -M' output -- description of how to escape the comment character was botched. PATCH #3 (v2.0.3) -- Prevented aub from generating mode 0 binaries. RFE: 2.1 will contain the position sensitive MODE keyword. -- Fixed problems in the last resort search for systems programs code -- No longer automatically try to find hook programs specified with absolute path names. -- Made aub marginally smarter about finding libraries (I think) -- Added a tad more debugging output PATCH #4 (v2.0.4) -- Added additional verification that suspected uuencoded data really is uuencoded. This helps aub decode binaries it previously would have choken on. -- Now understands the '|' separator (ie, "foo.Z part 2|3") PATCH #5 (v2.0.5) -- Code introduced in 2.0.4 was too restrictive. Some decodable binaries contain more than exactly 61 characters per line. Relaxed the error checking somewhat. -- Fixed bug that didn't break anything until 2.0.4, when the restrictive code was added. -- Now mapping subject lines to lower case internally to improve recognition abilities.