- Doc tool will explicitly say a module does not have interfaces
  or templates on the module page.

* Fri Aug 26 2005 Chris PeBenito <selinux@tresys.com> - 20050826
- Add Makefile support for building loadable modules.
- Add genclassperms.py tool to add require blocks
  for loadable modules.
- Change sedoctool to make required modules part of base
  by default, otherwise make as modules, in modules.conf.
- Fix segenxml to handle modules with no interfaces.
- Rename ipsec connect interface for consistency.
- Add missing parts of unix stream socket connect interface
  of ipsec.
- Rename inetd connect interface for consistency.
- Rename interface for purging contents of tmp, for clarity,
  since it allows deletion of classes other than file.
- Misc. cleanups.
- Added policies:
	acct
	bind
	firstboot
	gpm
	howl
	ldap
	loadkeys
	mysql
	privoxy
	quota
	rshd
	rsync
	su
	sudo
	tcpd
	tmpreaper
	updfstab

* Tue Aug 2 2005 Chris PeBenito <selinux@tresys.com> - 20050802
- Fix comparison bug in fc_sort.
- Fix handling of ordered and unordered HTML lists.
- Corenetwork now supports multiple network interfaces having the
  same type.
- Doc tool now creates pages for global Booleans and global tunables.
- Doc tool now links directly to the interface/template in the
  module page when it is selected in the interface/template index.
- Added support for layer summaries.
- Added policies:
	ipsec
	nscd
	pcmcia
	raid

* Thu Jul 7 2005 Chris PeBenito <selinux@tresys.com> - 20050707
- Changed xml to have modules encapsulated by layer tags, rather
  than putting layer="foo" in the module tags.  Also in the future
  we can put a summary and description for each layer.
- Added tool to infer interface, module, and layer tags.  This will
  now list all interfaces, even if they are missing xml docs.
- Shortened xml tag names.
- Added macros to declare interfaces and templates.
- Added interface call trace.
- Updated all xml documentation for shorter and inferred tags.
- Doc tool now displays templates in the web pages.
- Doc tool retains the user's settings in modules.conf and
  tunables.conf if the files already exist.
- Modules.conf behavior has been changed to be a list of all
  available modules, and the user can specify if the module is
  built as a loadable module, included in the monolithic policy,
  or excluded.
- Added policies:
	fstools (fsck, mkfs, swapon, etc. tools)
	logrotate
	inetd
	kerberos
	nis (ypbind and ypserv)
	ssh (server, client, and agent)
	unconfined
- Added infrastructure for targeted policy support, only missing
	transition boolean support.

* Wed Jun 15 2005 Chris PeBenito <selinux@tresys.com> - 20050615
	- Initial release