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Official Patch #1 for Mush-7.0 has been posted to comp.mail.mush.  The
summary of changes has been appended.  If you have received a copy of
mush-7.0 via the automated mail server, and you do not have access to the
comp.mail.mush newsgroup, you can retrieve this patch by sending mail to
me:

	<schaefer@cse.ogi.edu>
    or
	{rutgers,harvard,garp,ucsd}!ogicse!schaefer

Include in your message a line of the form:

@PATCH patch-number path-from-ogicse-to-you

where patch-number is of course 1.  Future patches will also be available
from this server.  Note that the @ character must be included and must be
the first character on the line.  Also, be sure you use a complete uucp
path or valid Internet address as the path-from-ogicse-to-you; our mailer
does not understand addresses of the form "user@host.UUCP" and does not
talk directly to "uunet".  If you must include "uunet" in the path, use
"uunet.uu.net!host!yourlogin".

If you sent an @MUSH request and haven't received your sources by now,
you may need to resend; several bounced shippings have been discarded and
one request had both an incomplete path and was missing the leading @.
Also, any @MUSH requests serviced after approximately 2:30pm today already
include patch #1; check your version.h file to see if you need the patch.

Changes/Fixes in this patch:

    Attempted to fix problems with textsw handling on SunOS 3.5.  This is
    the shakiest part of the patch since I have no 3.5 Suns to test on.

    Bogus Bcc: header in logfiles eliminated.

    Added Tom Neff's change for -F! so it won't complain about redirection.

    Improved/expanded the description of script usage in the man page.

    Some miscellaneous lint warnings dealt with.

    Put notes for Ultrix in makefile.bsd where they're easier to spot.

Enjoy.

-- 
Bart Schaefer     "Miserable miscreant!  Question MY integrity, will you?"
               "I have to see some *evidence* of it before I can question it."
                                                            -- Calvin & Hobbes
schaefer@cse.ogi.edu (used to be cse.ogc.edu)