Changes in 1.0:

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* Fix crash when connection goes down using SSL, LM-3 (Mikael Hallendal)

* Fixed some GCC 4.0 warnings                         (Mikael Hallendal)

* Some API fixups for consistency in LmSLL            (Mikael Hallendal)

* Don't try to setup SSL if it's not supported        (Martyn Russel)

* Documentation fixes                                 (Mikael Hallendal)

* State fixes when using blocking API, LM-7           (Mikael Hallendal)

* Check that connection is open before using it, LM-6 (Mikael Hallendal)

* Fix infinite loop in blocking open if failed, LM-8  (Mikael Hallendal)

Changes in 0.90:

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* Two crashers for ssl read fixed (Micke, Daniel Lavalliere)

* Fixed a couple of leaks when freeing the connection (Daniel Lavalliere)

* A couple of thread related issues solved (Micke, Daniel Lavalliere)

* Work with latest GnuTLS (foser)

* Improved the example tools some (Micke)

Changes in 0.17.2:

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* Unset proxy by setting it to NULL.

* Fixes for 64 bit architectures.

* Fixed an issue when not using default main context.

* Fixed UTF-8 issue that lead to a few weird problems in Gossip.

Changes in 0.17.1:

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* Fixed problem when not setting a keep alive rate.

Changes in 0.17:

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* Compile fixes (Sjoerd Simons

* Depends on GLib 2.4

* Fixed memory leak

* Added support to work tunnel, using another JID than the connect server.

* Support for keep alive packages

Changes in 0.16:

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* Support for giving the context to which an LmConnection should run in

  (should solve issues when wanting to run several LmConnections in various

   threads)

* HTTP proxy support

* Memory leak fix

* Distribute the win32-config.h file needed to build on Windows.

Changes in 0.15.1:

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* Require GnuTLS >= 1.0.0

Changes in 0.15:

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* Better Win32 instructions.

* Fixed bug when disconnecting and then connecting again using the same 

  LmConnection.

* Documentation typos and errors fixed by Ross Burton.

* Better SSL support, now gives the application the possibility to decide

  if it wants to connect on bogus SSL certificates.

* The SSL API changed a bit, take a look at the API docs.

* Fixed timestamp error on FreeBSD.

Changes in 0.14.1:

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* Patch from foser@gentoo.org for a problem when using GnuTLS.

Changes in 0.14:

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* Added information about building on Windows

* Bug when using GnuTLS fixed.

* Fixed a bug that could cause replies to be overlooked when using 

  blocking mode.

* Added IPv6-support, patch from Sjoerd Simons.

* Made it easier to build RPMs without SSL-support.

* Fixed a memleak when destroying a connection.

Changes in 0.13.2:

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* Don't crash when we receive </stream:stream>

Changes in 0.13.1:

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* Don't require GnuTLS to build

Changes in 0.13:

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* Fixed bug in the sub type checking code for messages  

* Fixed bug that hang the app when disconnected uncleanly

* Fixed autoconf problems with gnutls                   

* Disconnect cleanly                                   

* Fix sha implementation to work on Linux/PPC         

Changes in 0.12:

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* Added support for cancelling messages waiting for reply

* Now checks for supported auth methods.

* Fixed RPM's to require GnuTLS.

Changes in 0.11:

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* SSL-support, patch by Bartosz Zapalowski

Changes in 0.10.1:

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* Build fix for *BSD. Reported by Ralph Meijer.

Changes in 0.10:

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* Fixed case bug in message nodes. Making it not treat the XML as case 

  dependant.

* Added lm_message_node_[get|set]_raw_mode that determines if

  the node value should be escaped or not.

* Return correct type from lm_message_get_sub_type.

* Win32 build fixes. Sent in by Vince Negri.

Changes in 0.9:

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* Build fixes Solaris

* Non async operations

* API additions to ease binding efforts

* Added Debug output support

* Bug fixes

* API changes (see below).

* Support for disconnect and disconnect signalling.