Changes:

1.2 - 28 Nov 94
  New features:
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   * The mail gateway can send back automatic acknowledgments of messages.
     The automatic response can be extremely customized.   Essentially,
     the whole mail-gateway was rewritten in preperation for 2.0.
     See man req-mailgate for details.

   * The mail gateway can detect certain subject headers and automatically
     take various actions.

   * Req now prints one line in a log-file for every action it takes. 
     This file, along with `reqtail' can be used to keep an eye on 
     what's going on.
 
   * An emacs request-queue-mode is available.  Plus, there's another 
     one in the contrib/ directory.

   * There's a cron file that will glimpse index the requests and an
     interface (reqglimpse) that will search the requests.

  Tweaks:
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   * `req -user <user>' lets you set the user of the message.

   * `req -unresolve <number>' works

   * `req -unstall <number>' works

   * A statistics programs for users that can be used in autoreplies
     to let people know just how big the queue is.  

   * When you run req in interactive mode from the command line, it prompts
     you.

   * You have to unresolve a request before you can take it.  This is
     to keep people from accidentally taking resolved things.

   * You have to unresolve a request before you can merge it with another
     one.  Same reason.

   * `q -owner' defaults to the user running it.

   * Tried to make upgrading relatively simple by modifing a lot of the
     configuration code. 

   * More configuration options.

  Bugs fixed:
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   * Fixed 'opened by daemon' message when comments were added via mail.

   * extract -DMAIL bugs fixed.

   * Lots of Makefile things.  But they're still ugly.

   * Others.


1.1 - 22 Sep 94
   * Changed the MAIL define in Makefiles and extract to BUILD_FOR_MAIL
   * Added the INSTALL definition.
   * Renamed getdate() to this_getdate() for sysV conflicts.
   * Put in ftime() crufty code.
   * Send mail to req@ccs, not systems@ccs.
   * Advised not to use [Req #foo].