Changes in version 1.0b3 of smail/PC
			       Stephen C. Trier

     There is only one tiny change between version 1.0b2 and 1.0b3, but it
fixes a big bug.  This bug had to do with the LOCALNAME macro in uux.c,
which did not always generate filenames that were compatible with uuio!
This bug meant that smail/PC could not communicate with any hosts with
hostnames less than six characters long, and worse, that it could not
communicate with _any_ hosts if the local system name was less than six
characters.

     Rather than suggest a mass renaming of the UUCP systems of the world,
I changed the LOCALNAME macro to generate a compatible name.

     The source files affected are defs.h and uux.c.  The executables
affected are uux.exe and smail.exe.

     Below is the context diff of the changes made to create version 1.0b3:


*** old\defs.h
--- defs.h
**************
*** 27,33
  */
  
  #ifndef VERSION
! #define VERSION "smail2.5/PC/1.0b2"
  #endif
  
  #ifdef __TURBOC__               /* Autodetect MS-DOS from Turbo C */
--- 27,33 -----
  */
  
  #ifndef VERSION
! #define VERSION "smail2.5/PC/1.0b3"
  #endif
  
  #ifdef __TURBOC__               /* Autodetect MS-DOS from Turbo C */
*** old\uux.c
--- uux.c
**************
*** 9,14
   *      to change the file owner from uucp to news.
   *
   *      This program is in the public domain.
   */
  
  #include <stdio.h>
--- 9,19 -----
   *      to change the file owner from uucp to news.
   *
   *      This program is in the public domain.
+  *
+  *      Patch 1 written 5/23/90 by Stephen Trier: Change the definition
+  *          of localname to avoid short host name bug.  This way, both
+  *          uuio and uux will use the same filenames.
+  *
   */
  
  #include <stdio.h>
**************
*** 137,143
  }
  
  /* Templates for filenames.  P=path, C=character, S=system, N=seq. number */
! #define LOCALNAME(P,C,S,N)   "%s/%c_%s.%03.3d",P,C,S,N
  #define REMOTENAME(C,S,N)  "%c.%.7s%04d",C,S,N
  
  void make_filenames(void)
--- 142,148 -----
  }
  
  /* Templates for filenames.  P=path, C=character, S=system, N=seq. number */
! #define LOCALNAME(P,C,S,N)   "%s/%c_%s%04.4d.%03.3d",P,C,S,N,N
  #define REMOTENAME(C,S,N)  "%c.%.7s%04d",C,S,N
  
  void make_filenames(void)