Secure Locate v2.1 - Release October 19, 1999
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2.1 - Fixed a segfault (very silly bug) which occured when the 
      /etc/updatedb.conf from the old GNU Locate was missing.  Secure Lcoate
		can still use this file so this is why it was checking for it.
	 - Luca Berra <bluca@vodka.it> added case insensitive searching with the
	   -i option.  He also optimized the code to make searching a faster.
	 - Hans-Juergen Godau <godau@wi-inf.uni-essen.de> fixed a segfault when
	   searching through more than one database.

2.0 - Converted the original recursive file tree walking code over to the
      newly supported fts() function.  This is the main reason for pushing
      the version to 2.0.  This is much more stable and has fixed a few
      bugs that didn't allow the whole file system to be scanned.  I took
      the fts() code right from glibc so that it may be used on libc5
      systems.
    - Added File System Exclusion option. ( -f "fstype1,fstype2,..." ).
      Now you can exclude NFS, proc, ext2, etc without listing each path.
    - If 'updatedb' is used to update the database, GNU Locate's original
      '/etc/updatedb.conf' will be used to exclude file systems and paths.
      When using 'slocate' to update the database, the '-c' option may now
      be used to parse the '/etc/updatedb.conf' file.
      *NOTE* - This only works under Linux.

1.6 - Increased performance when updating the database thanx to Alexander
      V. Lukyanov.
    - Matt added some tweaks to make it easier to install on FreeBSD 3.1.
    - Fixed a bug which didn't allow you to use ./database when using the
      -o option

1.5 - Added Regular Expression searching (-r and --regexp options)
    - Added an option to specify the location of where to create the database
      when indexing a filesystem. Thanks to Ulf Betlehem <flu@iki.fi> 
    - Fixed a bug which caused slocate to exit when a directory could not be
      opened. Thanks to Jim Dougharty  <james.dougharty@sabre.com>.
    - Multiple search strings are now possible, and the decode_db() function
      will now use access() instead of opendir to check is a directory is
      readable thanks to Glenn Maynard <glennm@mediaone.net>.
    - You can now limit the amount of results shown using the -n option.
    - A symlink from updatedb to slocate when executed will create a new
      database starting at the root filesystem '/'.

1.4 - Added globbing support.  ( *,?,[^], )
    - Made slocate a little more backward compatible to GNU locate for linux.
    - Added a verbose option to view which files are being indexed.
    - Removed some silly debug code that cause slocate to just exit if
      the -e option was used.
    - Sean Mcnulty <lazy@ccf.rutgers.edu> fixed a bug which caused the decode
      function to fail.
    - As pointed out by a few people, rindex is not as portable as strrchr so
      those were changed over.
    - Added Quiet Mode.  Error messages are suppressed.
    - Fixed a bug which allowed users to view files in non readable 
       directories.

1.3 - Optimized some more silly code.
    - Fixed a segfault when running slocate -u when the /var/lib/slocate
      directory does not exist.

1.2 - Changed the decode code to make slocate up to 4 times faster.
    - Optimized other code to make more efficient.

1.1 - With suggestions from Marc Schaefer <schaefer@alphanet.ch>, some
      optimization was done. Instead of storeing all the file permissions
      in the db file, just do a lstat() on any files that match the
      search string.  This makes it a bit quicker, and the db file is
      also smaller.
      
    - Cleaned up the getopts area. Doesn't core anymore when bogus options
      are given. (*blush* :)
      
    - Checks UID when creating DB. Must be root, (or if you modify main.c
      you can change it to something else.) at the moment. This may change
      when there become a conf file in the future.

1.0 First release.
