Changes in release 0.13.1:
* Build fix: added strndup() replacement.

Changes in release 0.13.0:
* Persistent connection handling improved (better HTTP/1.0 support).
* Support proxy servers, with --proxy=server.com:port, or
  proxy/proxy-port options.
* Support proxy authentication (basic or digest).
* Digest authentication improvements.

Changes in release 0.12.2:
* Compile fix
* Report errors correctly for PROPFIND failure cases.
* Locking fix
* Some modules of DAV client code are now offered under the LGPL
  as an alternative to the GPL.

Changes in release 0.12.1:
* Path handling fixes
* Build fix
* Allow #-commented lines in rcfile

Changes in release 0.12.0:
* 'ls' listings sorted, clearer.
* Percentage-complete progress bar for upload/download.
* Cleaner and more consistent output: less intrusive connection status
  messages ("Connecting to server..." etc).
* Several locking fixes.
* Added missing Content-Type in some requests (better against PyDAV).
* Tab completion for command names.
* New editor option, overrides $EDITOR for the 'edit' command.
* RPM .spec file contributed by Lee Mallabone <lee0@callnetuk.com>.
* Prompt changes to a '?' if in a non-DAV-enabled collection.
* Built-in dumb readline() replacement used if none on system.
* Bug and memory leak fixes.

Changes in release 0.11.0:
* New lockowner option, a URI to identify the user.
* Default to using a lockowner of "mailto:$USER@$HOSTNAME"
* rcfile: any commands listed in $HOME/.cadaverrc are run at startup.
   e.g. set lockowner http://www.my.com/homepage/
* New 'edit' command, does LOCK/GET/edit using $EDITOR/PUT/UNLOCK -
  thanks to Brendan Quinn for the suggestion.
* Don't send empty 'If:' header (works against IIS5 again).
* Fixes for 207 response handling (works against MyDocsOnline).
* Ignore unwanted properties in PROPFIND response (works against DriveWay).
* Don't send an extra newline after a request body (works against PyDAV).
* Recognise resources of type DAV:redirectref.
* Accept a URL on the command-line, e.g. 'cadaver http://wherever.com/'
* Many cosmetic changes and bug fixes.

Changes in release 0.10.0
* Improved locking support.
* 'If' headers should be correct for all cases.
* Better error messages for 207 failure responses to standard DAV methods.
* Support libxml as XML parser.
* Rewrite of XML response handling.
* Debian packaging information from Bernd Eckenfels.

Changes in release 0.9.0
* Skeleton locking support using 'lock' and 'unlock' commands.
  (exclusive locks only, no depth 0 for collections)
* Lock-tokens supplied via 'If' headers as needed (limited support).
* Lock discovery using 'discover' command (depth 0 only).
* Steal a locktoken using 'steal' command.
* 'showlocks' to display list of currently owned locks.

Changes in release 0.8.0
* Better output messages: only display HTTP Status-Line on error.
* Added 'install' target to Makefile.
* Check for ncurses if curses isn't found.
* Fix local globbing again (thanks to Ulrich Drepper).
* Test for "is a collection" actually checks resource type.
* 'delete' will only delete non-collection resources.
* New command: 'rmcol', to delete collection resources.
 (rationale: cadaver 'rm' was previously equivalent to Unix 'rm -r')

Changes in release 0.7.3
* Yet more little portability fixes

Changes in release 0.7.2:
* More portability fixes.

Changes in release 0.7.1:
* Pick up CC from configure.
* Fixes for building snprintf.

Changes in release 0.7.0:
* Better remote globbing: thanks to GNU for their glob() extensions.
  So, you can now do things like "mv /*/*.html /foo/bar/".
* Do remote or local globbing depending on the command in use.
* Several memory leaks fixed: thanks to Owen Taylor for the excellent 
  memprof tool.
* New commands: 'mget' and 'mput': for batch file downloads/uploads.
* 'copy' can take multiple arguments. (e.g. "cp *.html /wherever/")

Changes in release 0.6.0:
* Check for a DAV-enabled collection is now a PROPFIND with Depth=0.
* Run-time option selection: use 'set' and 'unset'.
* Can only 'cd' or 'open' into a DAV-enabled collection, unless
  'tolerant' option is set.
* New --tolerant (or -t) option.
* New options interface: 'set', 'unset' commands.
* New command line parser: 
  - handles quotes, so you can do "rm 'foo bar'"
  - backslash literal escaping, so you can do "rm foo\ bar"
  - and BASIC globbing on remote filenames. These will only match
    against the contents of the current collection, so, for instance,
    "../*.html" will NOT WORK as intended. Note also that patterns
    are never matched against LOCAL filenames.
* New 'echo' command, to test how a globbing pattern expands.
* move, mkcol, less, cat, delete can all take multiple arguments.
  Usage, e.g.: "mkcol a b c d e", "rm *.html", "mv *.html /elsewhere"
* Fixed quitting and problems with multiple 'open's in a session.
* New per-command help using 'help command'.
* 'lls' can take multiple arguments.

Changes in release 0.5.0:
* 'lls' can take a single argument
* 'cd -' will swap between current and previous collection.
* 'lcd' with no path changes cwd to $HOME
* Whitespace in command line ignored.
* Cosmetic cleanups, and leaks fixed.

Changes in release 0.4.0:
* Added 'lls', 'lcd', 'lpwd' commands.
* Added some extra aliases.

Changes in release 0.3.4:
* Quit on CTRL-D rather than segfault.
* Added autoconf checks for socket and gethostbyname locations.

Changes in release 0.3.3:
* Ignore '/../' as a leading segment in paths.

Changes in release 0.3.2:
* Don't trap CTRL-Z
* Better handling of '.' in filenames.

Changes in release 0.3.1:
* Makefile fix, should build with non-GNU 'make' now.

Changes in release 0.3.0:
* Readline history support.
* Default to '/' if no path given on 'open', or at startup.
* 'open' only succeeds for real DAV-enabled collections (i.e., ones where
  OPTIONS returns '1' in the 'DAV:' header).
* New commands: move, copy, (both with overwrite: f) cat, less.
* Won't prompt for username/password twice if you get it wrong the 
  first time.
* ~/.netrc support, compile-time option, use not recommended since 
  your DAV password on a machine probably isn't the same as your FTP password.
* Misc bug fixes and cosmetic tidyups.

Changes in release 0.2.0:
* Allow startup with no hostname/path
* New commands: open, close, get, put, mkcol, delete
* Cope with `..' in paths.
* Better feedback on errors, display HTTP status-line when appropriate.
* A bit of signal handling
* configure fixes

