starts so we know the syslog facility for the "starting" message

- some more paranoid buffer size checks
- separate open syslog call
- handle systems without LOG_NDELAY

chance of a buffer overflow

wildcards) to a rsync server. For example you can do:

rsync -avz samba::'ftp/pub/samba/README ftp/pub/samba/*.gz' .

a bit more efficient (less system calls)

necessary on the server

pages

- documented the RSYNC_PASSWORD environment variable

This is useful for mirroring a web site when you don't want users to
mirror everything.

fixed SIGCLD -> SIGCHLD

fixed formatting of man page (thanks to Karsten)

documentation!

I've written a rsyncd.conf man page (in yodl) and updated the rsync
man page.

used in rsyncd.conf

specify wildcards when grabbing files from a anon rsync daemon.

testing.

improved max connections code. Now use fcntl instead of flock.

also started on authentication code (I'm doing a challenge response
system initially)

backwards compatible.

This is an imcompatible change in the socket protocol. You get "is
your shell clean" if using an older rsync client

added two new options "max connections" and "lock file"

added "syslog facility" option. It is an integer and defaults to the
value of LOG_DAEMON.

the tcpd code is not quite what I wanted.

changed the name of the temporary filename to include a leading . so
that it appears hidden while being transferred. This should be useful
when using rsync for mirroring so users accessing via ftp don't get
confused by the temporary files.