Log message:
Update to 1.4.1.0

new features:
option "wait-slave" blocks open of pty master side until a client
connects, "pty-intervall" controls polling
option -h as synonym to -? for help (contributed by Christian Lademann)
filan prints formatted time stamps and rdev (disable with -r)
redirect filan's output, so stdout is not affected (contributed by Luigi Iotti)
filan option -L to follow symbolic links
filan shows termios control characters

corrections:
proxy address no longer performs unsolicited retries
filan -f no longer needs read permission to analyze a file (but still
needs access permission to directory, of course)

porting:
Option dsusp
FreeBSD options noopt, nopush, md5sig
OpenBSD options sack-disable, signature-enable
HP-UX, Solaris options abort-threshold, conn-abort-threshold
HP-UX options b900, b3600, b7200
Tru64/OSF1 options keepinit, paws, sackena, tsoptena

further corrections:
address pty now uses ptmx as default if openpty is also available

Log message:
- Update to 1.4.0.3
- Security fix for: http://www.dest-unreach.org/socat/advisory/socat-adv-1.html

Log message:
Libtool fix for PR pkg/26633, and other issues.  Update libtool to 1.5.10
in the process.  (More information on tech-pkg.)

Bump PKGREVISION and BUILDLINK_DEPENDS of all packages using libtool and
installing .la files.

Bump PKGREVISION (only) of all packages depending directly on the above
via a buildlink3 include.

Log message:
Update socat to 1.4.0.2

- Change to my NetBSD email address

####################### V 1.4.0.2:

corrections:
	exec'd write-only addresses get a chance to flush before being killed
	error handler: print notice on error-exit
	filan printed wrong file type information

####################### V 1.4.0.1:

corrections:
	socks4a constructed invalid header. Problem found, reported, and fixed
	by Thomas Themel, by Peter Palfrader, and by rik
	with nofork, don't forget to apply some process related options
	(chroot, setsid, setpgid, ...)

####################### V 1.4.0.0:

new features:
	simple openssl server (ssl-l), experimental openssl trust
	new options "cafile", "capath", "key", \ 
"cert", "egd", and "pseudo" for
	openssl
	new options "retry", "forever", and "intervall"
	option "fork" for address TCP improves `gender changer´
	options "sigint", "sigquit", and "sighup" control \ 
passing of signals to
	sub process (thanks to David Shea who contributed to this issue)
	readline takes respect to the prompt issued by the peer address
	options "prompt" and "noprompt" allow to override readline's new
	default behaviour
	readline supports invisible password with option "noecho"
	socat option -lp allows to set hostname in log output
	socat option -lu turns on microsecond resolution in log output

corrections:
	before reading available data, check if writing on other channel is
	possible
	tcp6, udp6: support hostname specification (not only IP address), and
	map IP4 names to IP6 addresses
	openssl client checks server certificate per default
	support unidirectional communication with exec/system subprocess
	try to restore original terminal settings when terminating
	test.sh uses tmp dir /tmp/$USER/$$ instead of /tmp/$$
	socks4 failed on platforms where long does not have 32 bits
	(thanks to Peter Palfrader and Thomas Seyrat)
	hstrerror substitute wrote wrong messages (HP-UX, Solaris)
	proxy error message was truncated when answer contained multiple spaces

porting:
	compiles with AIX xlc, HP-UX cc, Tru64 cc (but might not link)

Log message:
PKGREVISION bump after openssl-security-fix-update to 0.9.6m.
Buildlink files: RECOMMENDED version changed to current version.

Log message:
Import socat-1.3.2.2 from pkgsrc-wip.  Provided by Adrian Portelli,
and slightly modified by me.

socat is a relay for bidirectional data transfer between two
independent data channels.  Each of these data channels may be a file,
pipe, device (serial line etc. or a pseudo terminal), a socket (UNIX,
IP4, IP6 - raw, UDP, TCP), an SSL socket, proxy CONNECT connection, a
file descriptor (stdin etc.), the GNU line editor, a program, or a
combination of two of these.  These modes include generation of
"listening" sockets, pipes and pseudo terminals.