[nas] Version 1.4.2 release is now available.

[Jon Trulson]

	Version 1.4.2 is now available at http://radscan.com/nas.html

	It provides UW7.1 and HPUX 10.10+ (native) support plus several
bug fixes and minor enhancements.  Below is the relevant HISTORY extract.
Enjoy!

Version 1.4.2 4/8/2001:

        ## 1.4.1b 3/9/2001

	- added patch from Paul Fox allowing auctl to set gains based
		in an increment

	- added a patch to lib/audio/wave.c from Philippe Jouguet that
          corrects an infinite loop that can occur when auplay is fed
          a corrupted wave file.

	- added patches to auplay from Paul Fox.  auplay will now stop
          the flow when a signal is caught.  Also a new option '-l'
          allows auplay to play filenames specified on stdin.

	- set libaudio's SO revision to 2.1 from 1.4 to avoid
	  confusion with older apps built when the older libaudio
          was at 2.0 (debian).

	## 1.4.1a 12/10/2000

	- autool - fixed -volume option

	- added cast from a patch by Sun Ireland for their OpenOffice
		(StarOffice) project.

	- fixed libaudio to start up 'nasd' instead of 'au' when 
		START_SERVER is defined.

	- applied Erik Inge Bolso's patch for properly opening 2
          channels instead of 3 for stereo output devices.

	- added HPUX 10.20.x patches from Klaus Dittrich

	- fixed problem in lib/audio/Alibint.c regarding ambiguous
          casts with void pointers in the buffer padding code, and to
          make it more portable with other operating systems/compilers
          (HPUX 10.20, UW7).

	- lib/audio/soundlib.c - fixed cases where a client (like
          auplay) would hang if the element Import size matched the
          complete datasize of a flow.  An EOF would never be sent.
          Thanks to Shigeharu Takeno for providing a reproducible test
          case.

	- added Unixware 7.1 patches from Robert Roselius.

 	- added patch to sun/ausuni.c from John Wehle correcting a
          problem on some solaris machines that don't allow sbpro
          devices to be open for both reading and writing.

	- add patches from Steve McIntyre for creating sticky socket
          directories, and to close stdin, stdout, and stderr.

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