Changelog for AutoCGIMail

06/11/2005
 v1.6 Released.
 Added a couple of lines to make sure that the line endings in the message
 are correct. This avoids problems with qmail servers that complain about
 bare linefeeds (or at least, it should!)

12/10/2003
 v1.4 adds more security from spammers.

12/06/2003
 v1.3 Released!

11/30/2003 
 Fixed a problem with required fields. 
 If the email address is blank, it would show both "Invalid email address" and
 "Email address must be filled out." Now it will just show "Invalid email address."

11/29/2003 (v1.3 - not yet released. Email to try out, or check the forum.)

 Added several "General Options:"
   Show confirmation page (Yes/No): If you choose "Yes", it will show the user a 
   summary of all the information they've submitted after they send the message.
   Return Link: Previously, when you'd sent a message, the form just gave a "Back"
   link which went to the previous page. If you enter a web page address in the
   "Return Link" field, the script will link to this page instead.
   Return Link Text: This will let you label the "Return Link" above. If you don't
   enter any text here, then it will just use the address of "Return Link" as the
   text.
   Custom Thank You page: If you would like users to be automatically sent to
   another page after they've sent the message, enter the address of that page here.
   Custom Thank You wait time: This is the number of seconds you'd like the script
   to wait before sending the user to the custom thank you page. 

(Notified the list of the development version 11/29/03 with the below info:)

 Fixed the "Back" links so that if you didn't fill something out right, you won't
 lose everything you entered. Works on IE 6 and Netscape 7/Mozilla 1.4.
 You can now select which field is the user's email address so we can do a little
 validation on it. No more emails from "bob" or "joe@@com" etc. :-)
 The user's email address is now in the Reply-To of the emails sent to you so you
 can reply without copy/pasting.
 You can now set it up so that it sends an autoresponse to people after they fill
 out the form. 
 The banner at the top of the message now shows the timestamp of when the message
 was sent as well as the IP address.
 Instead of only telling you about one blank field at a time, the script will
 now keep track of all fields with problems and give the user a list so they know
 what all to fill out. 
 The script will now give an error if the user doesn't fill out the message field.
 Fixed my help popup topics on the generator itself. Why didn't anyone tell me
 this was broken? hehe! :-)
 Removed the owner email address from a hidden field on the form. Since it's 
 hard coded into the CGI, there was no need for it to be in the form where spammers
 could potentially snag it.
 Removed the list of "required" fields from the form. Since this is also hard-coded
 into the script, there was no real reason for them to be there either.
 I'd like to give a big "Thank You!" to Rob Vunderink and "phil" from the support
 forum for their feedback and suggestions! 

10/03/2003 (v1.2)
 Grr. Spammers figured out a way to hijack the scripts generated by
 AutoCGIMail. The program now rewrites bcc, to, received, and subject
 headers entered in the body of the message, and adds an
 X-Abuse-Identifier header with the person's IP address in case of
 abuse. 

09/23/2003 (v1.1)
 Updated the email sending stuff for newer Windows versions. 
 Fixed a bug in the form-validation thingy.
 Added stuff for POP-Before-SMTP and SMTP-Auth in case anyone
 needs it so the functionality will be there.

01/07/01
 Fixed a bug that would cause problems if you entered " or @ in your
 HTML header when creating your script.