1/22/96
  Release OSH 1.7. A bunch of patches and bug fixes. Several security related
(the details are omitted to save admins who haven't updated from some 
headaches). 
  Filenames/commands in the table can now have white space in them. (If for
some reason, you have files named "file name", you can control these)
  Access control lists will now actually match a directory and all sub
directories. In the past, this behaviour had been broken. So, specifying
+w/etc will allow the user to write to /etc and all of it's sub directories.

??/??/??
  Released OSH 1.6. No additions, just an 'emergency' bug fix. 


6/15/95
  Released OSH 1.5. Added support for AIX as well as a variety of bug
  fixes. This is the result of bug testing from 1.5alpha1-5.

11/16/94
  Fixed a nasty bug (non-security) with NUMENTRY being static. :-(
  Man page (sorta) written.
  Users can now exit from Osh using the 'exit' command
  The TABLE_NAME in config.h can now be specified to include the hostname of
    the host the user is running Osh from. For example, "/path/table.{}",
	when run from machine "exa" will load table "/path/table.exa".

11/8/94
  Released 1.5alpha1
  Osh can now run commands from the command line!
  (e.g. osh vi /etc/passwd) will do the correct thing, checking file 
  permissions, etc.

  Osh can now also be used as a command interpreter for scripts. It doesn't
  (yet) have any fancy constructs (no if's, while's, etc), but for automating
  certain sets tasks, or hiding the fact a user is running osh, it works great.
  (e.g. have a shell script that starts with #!/path_to/osh)

  Osh now includes the 'test' command for non-interactive use. It immediately
  causes Osh to exit with the status of the test. This is useful to use Osh
  as a simple access control list checker in extern scripts.
  Example:
	#!/bin/sh

	if (/usr/local/bin/osh test -w $1); 
	then 
		echo "IS writeable"
	else 
		echo "is NOT writeable"
	fi

11/3/94
  Released v1.4
  Fixed a subtle bug in rvi (thanks to pjf@ugoelf.ca!) (not security related)
  Known to works on SGI's, HP's, Ultrix (VAX, maybe MIPS), SunOS and Solaris.

11/2/94

  Added GNU configure scripts
  Added SYSLOG option to config.h
  Fixed a few minor bugs (not security related)
