20050727 (version 2.3):
  - now built with OpenSSL 0.9.7g
  - fixed incompatiblity with Windows 2003 SP1 and Windows XP x64

20040122 (version 2.2 beta):
  - now built with OpenSSL 0.9.7c
  - fixed ignore of "always remember this certificate" checkbox on
    confirmation dialog.
  - preliminary support for DCC SCHAT hooking
  - preliminary support for client-side certificates

20030518 (version 2.1):
        - fixed function name export of "hook_ports" command so that
	it is actually callable from mIRC now.
        - now built using OpenSSL 0.9.7b 
        - certificate confirmation dialog now uses a custom dialog box
	with a checkbox that allows you to always accept that
	certificate without prompting in the future.
        - documented registry value to unconditionally accept all
	certificates without prompting.
        - now formally distributed with a BSD style license.

20030202 (version 2.0):
        - significant rewrite of socket recv/send processing to
	eliminate periodics of unresponsive blocking (especially
	during initial connection).
	- added population of default port list from Registry.
	- added "hook_ports" command to allow you to dynamically add
	interception for ports for the current session only (and view
	the list of currently hooked ports).
	- added SSL security confirmation dialog (that displays
	details about the server's certificate) when connecting to a server.
	- recompiled using Visual Studio .NET
	- added interception for port 6999

20021128:
	- added interception for port 9998

20021114:
	- added interception for ports 3000 and 25401

20021020:
	- now allows several more ports for various networks to be
	used in addition to 994.
	- recompiled using OpenSSL 0.9.6g
	- source code now available.
	- disabled blue-border window painting.

20020928:
	- updated documentation to contain a more detailed HTML
	document which more clearly describes things.

20020710:
	- stunrun now launches mirc.exe instead of mirc32.exe since
	recent versions of mIRC have been renamed.

20011118:
	- initial version.