EchoWare OSX Bundle Version 1.926
                          Released: 9 August 2007
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INTRODUCTION
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EchoWare is an OSX bundle that enables both client-server as 
well as peer-to-peer applications to communicate with each other 
via a "relay server" (aka, an "echoServer"). All communication 
between echoWare and the echoserver appears to be outgoing TCP 
from the point of view of the OSX network. This allows the 
echoWare-enabled applications to communicate with each other 
without either side of the connection needing to set or adjust 
any firewall or router's port-forwarding settings.

EchoWare is utilized in both the Kaboodle "Network Manager 
and Personal VPN application", as well as in EchoVNC, a
firewall-friendly VNC Server and Viewer. For more details on 
these projects, please visit our website at:

   http://www.echogent.com/
 
EchoWare includes software developed by the OpenSSL Project
for use in the OpenSSL Toolkit. (http://www.openssl.org/)

LICENSE
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EchoWare is Copyright (C) 2004-2007 Echogent Systems, Inc. 
All rights reserved. 

EchoWare is available for use under the open-source "Sleepycat" 
license. Details can be found in the LICENSE file. In general, 
the Sleepycat license allows the binary to be freely included in
any other open-source application. Any application wishing to
remain closed-source must purcahse a seperate license from
Echogent Systems, Inc, the owner of EchoWare.

EchoWare(R) is a registered trademark of Echogent Systems, Inc.

SOURCE
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The accompanying source code has been built and compiled using
XCode 2.4.1 for Mac OSX with GCC 4 as the base compiler.

CHANGELIST
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1.92    11-Nov-07	Initial OSX release
1.926   26-Jul-07	Added support for login character filtering

ENCRYPTION
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EchoWare's 128-bit AES encryption is enabled by the
OpenSSL source-code. It is covered by the following 
Copyrights:
 
   Copyright (c) 1998-2004 The OpenSSL Project
   Copyright (c) 1995-1998 Eric A. Young, Tim J. Hudson

Please see openssl.org for information about their
license and to contribute to their great efforts.

TECH SUPPORT
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Support for our Service Provider customers is available 24/7,
via phone or email.

Mailing list support is available for all users; you can find
those details on the EchoVNC homepage:

  http://echovnc.sourceforge.net/fom-serve/cache/1.html
  
When asking a tech-support question, be sure to include as much 
information about your computer and network as possible.

Thanks for using EchoWare!

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