0.6.4:
- do no more use string::erase() or string::remove(), therefore now normal compilable 
  under RedHat 6.0!
- remove trailing space(s) and TABs at config parameters (caused the creation of
  filenams like "index.html " !
- Have now the domain htnews.org registered, thanks to CN-OA-girls :-)
- Response message corrected (spelling)
- Checks, if Detail_Templ is specified in the config

0.6.3:
- new feature added: capability of creating a separate webpage
  for every item with details...
- new feature added: some additional comments in the templates are
  possible: "<!--title-->" (monthly archiv and detail page) and
  "<!--cron-->" (archiv page)
- fixed empty message bug. caused htnews to create such lines in the
  storage: "%Message: %htnews_end", which confused it...
- moved to autoconf and automake, yeah
- feature added: -a parameter, htnews will run in "cronjob-mode", 
  without reading something from stdin. Instead it will create 
  an archiv from the archived items with the name of the current 
  month and then it will clear the archiv storage file.

0.6.2:
- quoted2html inserted into htnews.cc
- marker in the template changed to <!--htnews--> (but the old one will still work too!)
- all functions moved to util.cc
- user editable header htnews.h
- new functions: hex2int and quoted2html

0.6.1:
- better MIME support. 
- also <body bgcolor=...> tags are removed.

0.6.0: 
- archiv functionality added
- Security hole closed, a ` will be replaced with ' and " will be changed to \"
- you can coose between html or text part of html mails to be used
- can now handle text/html multipart sort of mails. It uses the text part, not the html one, because it contains something like "<HTML>" or "<BODY>", which could destroy a webpage and I really don't want to parse html-code!
- Also a bug fixed, which was happen when one has sent a Mail without a subject (or ""), the resulting page was 0 byte! Why? The file was opened, _before_ the subject line was checked. Fixed now. The result page will be opened when needed.

0.5.0: initial public release.
