v1.2   01 Mar 02	PUBLIC RELEASE
 made OpenBSD port (tcp/ip config via sysctl)
 made Solaris port (tcp/ip config via ndd)
 added sysctl support for Linux (before directly /proc writing was done)
 added -p percent option, to give a percent chance for every arp request
  being replied. this is a nice features for DOS.
 renamed LINUX_SPEED_HACK to SPEED_HACK as it works as well on Solaris and
  OpenBSD ;-)

v1.1   15 Sep 01	PUBLIC RELEASE - POST HAL 2001 (uh, pretty "POST" ;-)
 added -b switch to allow -S/-T in both directions
 grrr redirects are still send, now changing the conf/all and conf/default
  values as well. finally no more icmp redirects!
 changed compiler options to make execution faster
 added some more help and updated the documentation

v1.0   20 Aug 01	PRIVATE RELEASE
 added -l switch to keep routing enabled after program shutdown to prevent
  a small DOS.
 added -S and -T parameters to define source/target IP addresses. If -S
  1.1.1.1 is set, only ARP requests from this IP are spoofed, if -T 2.2.2.2
  is set, only ARP requests to this IP address are spoofed.
 ensured it compiles with and without the LINUX_SPEED_HACK
 ensured the the libnet implementation works

v0.8   04 Apr 01	PUBLIC RELEASE
 fixed a typo which did not disable sending of icmp redirects
 added the LICENCE!

v0.7   28 Dec 00	PUBLIC RELEASE
 I dont trust libnet - it seems to be buggy with ARP packet creation,
  so I exchanged an important libnet use with the linux speed hack
 added the option -f to run in foreground
 minor code cleanup

v0.6   25 Dec 00
 NOTE THAT WE HAVE GOT A NEW WEBPAGE! -> www,thehackerschoice.com
 oops, forgot the wait(2) call to terminate zombie processes ... silly me
 added a linux packet creation speed hack (stolen from yuri's send_arp.c)

v0.5   22 Oct 00
 added the -m option to spoof a defined source mac address
 fixed bugs

v0.4			PUBLIC RELEASE
 first release
