+Version 0.73 -- 19 May 2011 <rafl@debian.org>
+ o Stop claiming we ship a file called -e in the MANIFEST.
+
+Version 0.72 -- 19 May 2011 <rafl@debian.org>
+ o Clean up Makefile.PL and restore compatibility with recent
+ ExtUtils::MakeMaker versions.
+
+Version 0.71_03 -- 28 Apr 2011 <bobtfish@bobtfish.net>
+ o Remove support for sfio which is an optional (and not enabled by default)
+ compile option to perl that is never used.
+ o Fix FCGI::Stream::READ() to warn() instead of croak() incase of
+ wide characters which cannot be gracefully downgraded.
+ o Fix warnings due to wide characters being mangled to note that accepting
+ them is deprecated and will stop working at some point.
+ o Various fixes to FCGI::Stream::READ() to improve handling of error and
+ edge cases.
+ - croak if called with invalid number of arguments
+ - croak if length is negative
+ - croak if offset is outside string
+ - pad scalar if offset is greater than length
+ o Fix in FCGX_Finish_r to discard any remaining data in input stream
+ which otherwise ends up in next request. This fixes multiple requests
+ being broken if something goes wrong whilst reading the initial request.
+ This discarding is done silently, as RFC 3875 says a script is not
+ obliged to read any of the data.
+ o Fixed indent style and braces to be consistent, swapped tabs for spaces
+ in indenting.
+
+Version 0.71_02 -- 28 Apr 2011 <bobtfish@bobtfish.net>
+ o Change the Request function to pass FAIL_ON_INTR into the XS
+ RequestX function. This prevents the fcgi C client code from
+ looping around their accept() call. This change means that
+ when using CGI::Fast, and the process recieves SIGTERM or
+ SIGHUP, the error statusis correctly passed back up, allowing process
+ managers (such as FCGI::ProcManager) to correctly handle cleanly exiting.
+
+Version 0.71_01 -- 24 Aug 2010 <bobtfish@bobtfish.net>
+ o Restore old behavior when un-downgradeable uft8 is sent to FCGI.
+ The first time this happens, a warning will be issued, but subsequently
+ the bytes will be sent through raw (causing double encoding etc).
+ If the character string can be downgraded safely, then it will still be.
+ use warnings FATAL => 'utf8'; can be used to make undowngradeable strings
+ throw an exception.
+ o Fix PRINT retval (Closes: RT#57697).
+
Version 0.71 -- 1 Apr 2010 <rafl@debian.org> Florian Ragwitz
o Fix some more defined(%hash) warnings on perl 5.12.