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Thanks to Matt Simerson <matt@michweb.net> of MichWeb Inc. for documentation
and pre-release testing. Without his help the documentation in 1.0.0
release would have consisted of a single screenfull of text.
(To clear up some misunderstanding, Matt did not write the current
documentation.)
Steve Cleff <cleff@yahoo.com> did the default background image in 1.0.x and
is also the creator of Freeside's elusive mascot, Snakeman, who we hope will
make an appearance in an upcoming version.
Jerry St. Pierre <jstpi@city.timmins.on.ca> did the "SISD" graphic used in
1.0.x and most of 1.1.x.
Mark Norris of Urban Design, Inc. <http://www.urban.com/> did the red "S"
logo for later 1.1.x versions and 1.2.x
Brian McCane? <bmccane@maxbaud.net> contributed PostgreSQL support, HTML
style enhancements and many, many bugfixes.
Cerkit <cerkit@alfheim.net> contributed rsync support and desynced hosts.
His changes will hopefully be included in an upcoming version.
CompleteHOST, Inc. (http://www.completehost.com) funded the development of the
following features:
- Multiple, separate databases and configurations on one box.
- Per-customer pricing (custom packages)
- Internationalization wrt addresses (cust_main, cust_main_county)
Thanks!
Mark Williamson <mark.williamson@ebbs.com.au> and Roger Mangraviti
<rem@atu.com.au> contributed state/provence listings for Australia.
Peter Wemm <peter@netplex.com.au> sent in a bunch of bugfixes for the 1.2
release.
Greg Kuhnert <gregk@no1.com.au> sent some documentation updates.
Joel Griffiths <griff@aver-computer.com> contribued many bugfixes as well as
the print-batch script.
NetLoud <http://www.netloud.com/> funded the development of the following
features:
- IEAK support for the signup server
- Pre-payment support
NetAcces.Net (not netaccess.net) funded the development of the following
features:
- DNS tracking and export to BIND configuration files
- Web site virtual host tracking and export to Apache configuration files
Kristian Hoffmann <khoff@pc-intouch.com> contributed Netscape CCK
autoconfiguration support for the signup server, lots of great mailing
lists posts which I shamelessly made into documentation, fixes to get rid of
the embarassing and non-database-normal "owed" field, and many other things
I'm forgetting.
Jeff Finucane <jeff@cmh.net> send in a bunch of bugfixes (for the sendmail
export, cancel-unaudited.cgi), patches to support billing date modification,
and probably other things too (sorry if I forgot them). And yet even more
bug squashing, thanks! *and* he single-handedly implemented all the necessary
work to get rid of svc_acct_sm and the "default domain" thanks!!
Kenny Elliott <kenny@neoserve.com> contributed ICRADIUS radreply table support,
allowing attributes with ICRADIUS, helped fix many bugs, and some
other stuff I can't recall (sorry).
Stephen Amadei <amadei@dandy.net> contribued portability cleanups for the
low-level DBI stuff.
Jason Spence <thalakan@frys.com> contributed admin.html and other
documentation, autocapnames javascript, bugfixes & other neat stuff I can't
remember.
Brad Dameron <bdameron@tscnet.com> contributed code to do configurable state
and referral defaults.
Surf and Sip, Inc., <http://www.surfandsip.com> sponsored a long-requested
feature - the session monitor and time-based prepaid cards.
Matt Peterson <matt@peterson.org> and Mack ? <mackn@mackn.net> tested
the new features and contributed many bugfixes.
Landel Telecom <http://www.landel.com/> sponsored shipping addresses and
customer notes.
nikotel, Inc. <http://www.nikojet.com> sponsored the inclusion of
customer-to-customer referrals in the web interface and signup server.
Three Bubba's Innanet <http://www.inna.net> sponsored expedited check entry,
the "similar names warning" feature, and a number of other enhancements.
Dave Burgess <burgess@neonramp.com> sent in a bunch of fixes and small changes
and will doubtless send more once he's got his tree under control.
Everything else is my (Ivan Kohler <ivan@420.am>) fault.
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