[ANN] Mixminion 0.0.5 Final Release

[Nick Mathewson <nickm@freehaven.net>]

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		  "You are a messenger from Rennes?"
				
   "I am the delegate sent by the Literary Chamber of that city to
	 inform you here in Nantes of what is taking place."
				
			     "Your name?"

 Andre-Louis paused.  "The less we mention names perhaps the better."

		  --- Rafael Sabatini, _Scaramouche_

Mixminion 0.0.5 is now released.  This release fixes a minor bug while
running unittests on some platforms; no other bugs were found since
0.0.5rc2.  Upgrades are recommended for anybody running a version of
the code earlier than 0.0.5rc2.

   Source: http://mixminion.net/dist/Mixminion-0.0.5.tar.gz
   README: http://mixminion.net/dist/README-0.0.5
Signature: http://mixminion.net/dist/Mixminion-0.0.5.tar.gz.asc

NEW IN VERSION 0.0.5:
   - Fix a harmless but hard-to-detect bug that showed up when running
     unittests on certain platforms.

NEW IN VERSION 0.0.5rc2:
   - Fix for a bug that would crash exit servers trying to upgrade from
     certain older versions.

   - Improved error messages for several cases.

   - Add a draft man page (credit goes to George Danezis).

NEW IN VERSION 0.0.5rc1:
   - Support for email headers.  'Subject', 'In-Reply-To', and 'References'
     are fully supported.  'From' support is limited, as documented in
     'E2E-spec.txt'.

   - Limited support for K-of-N message fragmentation and reassembly.  Right
     now, clients can send large fragmented messages for servers to
     reassemble them.  Not yet supported are independent paths, fragmented
     reply messages, and client-side fragment reassembly.

   - UI improvements
      - Path generation can now create random-length paths
      - Support for removing old messages from client queues.
      - 'Mixminion shell' command to wrap other commands on platforms with
        iffy terminals or shells.  Poor substitute for a real GUI.

   - Improved portability
      - All client and server functionality works properly on Cygwin.
      - Everything should work on win32 too.  (But it won't be supported till
        I can get Py2Exe working.)
      - The build system should work on more unixes.

   - Improved configurability
      - Support for suppressing directory permission messages.

   - Improved performance
      - Server RAM usage should be way down, except while reassembling large
        messages.

   - Improved testability
      - Server descriptors now describe the server's platform and
        configuration.

   - Bugfixes too numerous to mention.  Server pools in general should be
     significantly more robust.
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