Several minor modifications.

NEWS

@@ -20,45 +20,59 @@ Changes in lyskomd 2.0.0 (Release date 1999-06-27)
 
    These new calls include the Membership-type:
 
-        * 98=query-read-texts
-        * 99=get-membership
-        * 100=add-member
-        * 101=get-members
-        * 102=set-membership-type
+        98=query-read-texts
+        99=get-membership
+        100=add-member
+        101=get-members
+        102=set-membership-type
 
-** Several situations where the server leaked secret information has
+** Error reporting from the server has been improved. The possible
+   error codes from each call have been checked and documented. In the
+   process some calls now return errors they previously did not. Since
+   the error returns were never defined, this should not present a
+   problem for existing clients. The error-status field is set to
+   something semi-useful in all cases.
+
+** Several situations where the server leaked secret information have
    been fixed.
 
 ** The conference type has been extended so that it is possible to
-   forbid secret members in the conference.
+   forbid secret members in the conference.  All old calls that wanted
+   a conference type now accepts both the old-style type and the
+   new-style.  This call returns the new conference type:
 
-        * 88=create-conf
-        * 91=get-conf-stat
+        91=get-conf-stat
 
 ** Regexp matching is now case insensitive by default. Case sensitivity
-   is configurable.  This is an incompatible change.
+   is configurable via a config file for the server.  This is an
+   incompatible change.
 
 ** It is now possible to attach arbitrary data to conferences and
    texts. This allows simple extensions to server data structures
    without requiring protocol changes. These data object are called
    aux-items, and are configured with the aux-items.conf file. There
    are several predefined aux-items with special meanings; see
-   doc/Protocol-A.texi.
+   doc/Protocol-A.texi.  These new calls handle aux-items:
 
-        * 92=modify-text-info
-        * 93=modify-conf-info
-        * 94=get-info
-        * 95=modify-system-info
-        * 96=query-predefined-aux-items
-        * 86=create-text
-        * 87=create-anonymous-text
-        * 89=create-person
-        * 90=get-text-stat
+        86=create-text
+        87=create-anonymous-text
+        88=create-conf
+        89=create-person
+        90=get-text-stat
+        92=modify-text-info
+        93=modify-conf-info
+        94=get-info
+        95=modify-system-info
+        96=query-predefined-aux-items
 
 
 ** A new recipient type, BCC recipient, has been added. BCC recipients
    are only shown to potential members of the recipient and to the
-   sender.
+   sender.  The server accept bcc-recpt on input everywhere where it
+   previously accepted recpt or cc-recpt.  This call can return
+   bcc-recpt:
+
+        90=get-text-stat
 
 ** The server can send asynchronous messages about texts being deleted;
    recipients being added and removed; and memberships being added.
@@ -66,27 +80,22 @@ Changes in lyskomd 2.0.0 (Release date 1999-06-27)
 
 ** There is a call to get the collate table being used by the server.
 
-        * 85=get-collate-table
+        85=get-collate-table
 
 ** A call to set the flags field in a person structure has been added.
    The new version of create-person also takes flags as a parameter.
 
-        * 106=set-pers-flags
-
-** Error reporting from the server has been improved. The possible
-   error codes from each call have been checked and documented. In the
-   process some calls now return errors they previously did not. Since
-   the error returns were never defined, this should not present a
-   problem for existing clients. The error-status field is set to
-   something semi-useful in all cases.
+        89=create-person
+        106=set-pers-flags
 
 ** There is a new parameter (keep_commented) on conferences for tuning
    the garbage collection process. This tuning is not implemented in
    the server, but users and clients are encouraged to start using the
    tuning parameter anyway since the tuning will be implemented in the
-   new feature.
+   near feature.
 
-        * 105=set-keep-commented
+        91=get-conf-stat
+        105=set-keep-commented
 
 ** There is a parameter (expire) for configuring automatic removal of
    inactive conferences. This removal is currently not implemented, but
@@ -94,12 +103,20 @@ Changes in lyskomd 2.0.0 (Release date 1999-06-27)
    automatic conference deletion procedure will be implemented in the
    near future.
 
-        * 97=set-expire
+        91=get-conf-stat
+        97=set-expire
+
+** Mapping of local text numbers to global text numbers is now much
+   more efficient, which should lead to significant performance
+   improvements if clients make use of these facilities.
+
+        103=local-to-global
+        104=map-created-texts
 
 * Administration and installation changes
 
 ** The database format has changed again. Old installations must
-   convert their old database -- see README for instructions.
+   convert their old database--see README for instructions.
 
 ** The komrunning and updateLysKOM utilities are now a C programs that
    read the configuration file, instead of shell scripts.  komrunning
@@ -112,9 +129,11 @@ Changes in lyskomd 2.0.0 (Release date 1999-06-27)
    clients even platforms where a FILE* only can refer to file
    descriptor 0-255.
 
-** You can specify which IP number the server should listen to.
+** You can specify which IP number the server should listen to.  The
+   default is still to bind all IP numbers of the host that runs
+   lyskomd.
 
-** Support for the obsolete MUX protocol has been removed.
+** Support for the MUX protocol has been removed.
 
 ** The database is now locked with a lock symlink, so there is less
    risk of accidentally running a lyskomd and dbck or two lyskomd at
@@ -125,8 +144,8 @@ Changes in lyskomd 2.0.0 (Release date 1999-06-27)
 ** Sanity checks in database and protocol code increase stability and
    resilience to client errors and sabotage.
 
-** Portability fixes. This release compiles cleanly on systems that
-   define errno as a macro.
+** Portability fixes. This release compiles cleanly on systems such as
+   modern Linux systems that define errno as a macro.
 
 * Misc
 
@@ -137,20 +156,12 @@ Changes in lyskomd 2.0.0 (Release date 1999-06-27)
 ** The protocol documentation is more detailed, converted to Texinfo and
    written in English.
 
-** Mapping of local text numbers to global text numbers is now much
-   more efficient, which should lead to significant performace
-   improvements if clients make use of these facilities.  It already
-   saves a lot of memory in the lyskomd process.
-
-        * 103=local-to-global
-        * 104=map-created-texts
-
-** We now use GNU automake.
-
 ** The distribution contains a test suite that is used for regression
-   testing the server in development. The testsuite should run with no
+   testing the server in development. The test suite should run with no
    unexpected failures.
 
+** We now use GNU automake.
+
 ** GNU malloc is no longer included in the distribution.
 
 ** Updated to use libisc 1.00 (with a few minor modifications; see