The original author of fet was pjs@raster.kodak.com, but mail to that
address bounces, so I guess I'm the "owner" now.

    - Stig@netcom.com

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  BUGS

- Fet doesn't terminate when it reaches the end of a system's script...it
  should...but you can simulate this with 'local wait "kill -9 $PPID"'

- When fet terminates, it should kill off its children...notably term.
  But you can also kludge this with shell hacks...

- Fet should use uucp-style locking for the port it's using.

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  FIXES

Fri Mar  4 03:47:16 1994    	Stig@netcom.com (Jonathan Stigelman)

- increased the size of the phone number field so that it's now big enough
  to dial with calling cards.

Mon Feb 21 21:04:45 1994    	Stig@netcom.com (Jonathan Stigelman)

- Fixed bug (probably one that I introduced) in handling of timeouts when
  waiting for output from the remote host.

Mon Feb 21 17:56:38 1994    	Stig@netcom.com (Jonathan Stigelman)

- Maximum number of retries is now respected.

- specifying a system name on the command line works once again.

Mon Feb 14 23:32:34 1994    	Stig@netcom.com (Jonathan Stigelman)

- You can now interrupt fet (with ^C and ^Z) during the dialing process.

- The searchpath for the fet configuration file is now 
    	./fetrc
    	~/.term/fetrc

- The example fetrc is better all the time...  it kills term when trsh exits.
  it kills itself...  and it demonstrates how to do a rather spiffy
  invocation of your shell on the remote end.

Sun Feb 13 18:29:01 1994    	Stig@netcom.com (Jonathan Stigelman)

- PASSWORD is recognized as a token for the .fetrc and will cause fet to
  prompt for a password as it's reading the .fetrc.  it'd be annoying for
  more than one system as it's presently implemented.

Sat Feb 12 03:19:21 1994    	Stig@netcom.com (Jonathan Stigelman)

- Fet should now automatically redial the modem...it should also now use
  both phone numbers.   

- 19200 and 38400 bauds are now supported...as well as 2400 & 9600.

- the first system in your .fetrc file is now the default, so you don't have
  to type it on the command line.

