diff -u --recursive --new-file mc-3.1.10/Make.common.in mc-3.2.1/Make.common.in
--- mc-3.1.10/Make.common.in	Fri Apr 19 09:04:25 1996
+++ mc-3.2.1/Make.common.in	Thu May 16 20:34:03 1996
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-VERSION=3.1.10
+VERSION=3.2.1
 SHELL = /bin/sh
 
 # This variable makes it possible to move the installation root to another
diff -u --recursive --new-file mc-3.1.10/Makefile.in mc-3.2.1/Makefile.in
--- mc-3.1.10/Makefile.in	Fri Apr 19 09:04:24 1996
+++ mc-3.2.1/Makefile.in	Thu May 16 20:34:01 1996
@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@
 DISTMAIN =	configure configure.in NEWS README INSTALL INSTALL.FAST \
 		Makefile.in FAQ COPYING create_vcs install-sh \
 		config.h.in aclocal.m4 acconfig.h VERSION mcfn_install.in \
-		Make.common.in README.NT
+		Make.common.in README.NT mc.spec
 
 all: 
 	@for dir in ${subdirs}; do \
diff -u --recursive --new-file mc-3.1.10/VERSION mc-3.2.1/VERSION
--- mc-3.1.10/VERSION	Fri Apr 19 09:04:25 1996
+++ mc-3.2.1/VERSION	Thu May 16 20:34:03 1996
@@ -1 +1 @@
-#define VERSION "3.1.10"
+#define VERSION "3.2.1"
diff -u --recursive --new-file mc-3.1.10/configure mc-3.2.1/configure
--- mc-3.1.10/configure	Fri Apr 19 09:04:23 1996
+++ mc-3.2.1/configure	Thu May 16 20:34:00 1996
@@ -6464,8 +6464,39 @@
     fi
 fi
 
-if echo "$CFLAGS" | grep -e -g >/dev/null 2>&1; then
-    STRIP=":"
+echo $ac_n "checking for -ltermcap""... $ac_c" 1>&6
+ac_lib_var=`echo termcap | tr '.-/+' '___p'`
+if eval "test \"`echo '$''{'ac_cv_lib_$ac_lib_var'+set}'`\" = set"; then
+  echo $ac_n "(cached) $ac_c" 1>&6
+else
+  ac_save_LIBS="$LIBS"
+LIBS="-ltermcap  $LIBS"
+cat > conftest.$ac_ext <<EOF
+#line 6476 "configure"
+#include "confdefs.h"
+
+int main() { return 0; }
+int t() {
+tgoto()
+; return 0; }
+EOF
+if eval $ac_link; then
+  rm -rf conftest*
+  eval "ac_cv_lib_$ac_lib_var=yes"
+else
+  rm -rf conftest*
+  eval "ac_cv_lib_$ac_lib_var=no"
+fi
+rm -f conftest*
+LIBS="$ac_save_LIBS"
+
+fi
+if eval "test \"`echo '$ac_cv_lib_'$ac_lib_var`\" = yes"; then
+  echo "$ac_t""yes" 1>&6
+  LIBS="$LIBS -ltermcap"
+else
+  echo "$ac_t""no" 1>&6
+$LIBS
 fi
 
 echo $ac_n "checking for -lgpm""... $ac_c" 1>&6
@@ -6476,7 +6507,7 @@
   ac_save_LIBS="$LIBS"
 LIBS="-lgpm $LIBS $LIBS"
 cat > conftest.$ac_ext <<EOF
-#line 6480 "configure"
+#line 6511 "configure"
 #include "confdefs.h"
 
 int main() { return 0; }
@@ -6525,7 +6556,7 @@
   ac_save_LIBS="$LIBS"
 LIBS="-lcurses  $LIBS"
 cat > conftest.$ac_ext <<EOF
-#line 6529 "configure"
+#line 6560 "configure"
 #include "confdefs.h"
 
 int main() { return 0; }
@@ -6548,7 +6579,7 @@
   echo "$ac_t""yes" 1>&6
   
 			cat > conftest.$ac_ext <<EOF
-#line 6552 "configure"
+#line 6583 "configure"
 #include "confdefs.h"
 
 #include <curses.h>
diff -u --recursive --new-file mc-3.1.10/configure.in mc-3.2.1/configure.in
--- mc-3.1.10/configure.in	Fri Apr 19 09:04:23 1996
+++ mc-3.2.1/configure.in	Thu May 16 20:34:01 1996
@@ -340,6 +340,7 @@
 	AC_DEFINE(HAVE_PMAP_SET)
 	])])
     AC_CHECK_FUNCS(pmap_getport rresvport)
+dnl add for source routing support setsockopt
     AC_CHECK_HEADERS(rpc/pmap_clnt.h)
     vfs_flags="$vfs_flags, mcfs, ftpfs"
     NETFILES="\$(NETFILES)"
@@ -1048,13 +1049,10 @@
     fi
 fi
 
-if echo "$CFLAGS" | grep -e -g >/dev/null 2>&1; then
-    STRIP=":"
-fi
-
 dnl
 dnl Check with $LIBS at the end so that it works with ELF libs.
 dnl
+AC_CHECK_LIB(termcap, tgoto, LIBS="$LIBS -ltermcap", $LIBS)
 AC_CHECK_LIB(gpm, Gpm_Repeat,[
 	AC_DEFINE(HAVE_LIBGPM)
         mouse_lib="GPM and xterm"
diff -u --recursive --new-file mc-3.1.10/doc/mc.1 mc-3.2.1/doc/mc.1
--- mc-3.1.10/doc/mc.1	Fri Apr 19 09:04:45 1996
+++ mc-3.2.1/doc/mc.1	Thu May 16 20:34:13 1996
@@ -1104,12 +1104,32 @@
 delete and so on). After panelizing you can press C-r to return to the
 normal file listing.
 .PP
+It is possible to have a list of directories that the Find File
+command should skip during the search (for example, you may want to
+avoid searches on a CDROM or on a NFS directory that is mounted across
+a slow link).
+.PP
+Directories to be skipped should be set on the variable
+.B find_ignore_dirs 
+in the 
+.B Misc 
+section of your .mc.ini file.
+.PP
+Directory components should be separated with a colon, here is an
+example: 
+.PP
+.nf
+[Misc]
+find_ignore_dirs=/cdrom:/nfs/wuarchive:/afs
+.fi
+.PP
 You may consider using the
 .\"LINK2"
 External panelize
 .\"External panelize"
-command instead. Find file command is for simple queries only, while using
-External panelize you can do as mysterious searches as you would like.
+command for some operations. Find file command is for simple queries
+only, while using External panelize you can do as mysterious searches
+as you would like.  
 .PP
 .SH "    External panelize"
 The External panelize allows you to execute an external program, and
@@ -1831,6 +1851,14 @@
 environment variables, use shell functions and define aliases that are
 valid until you quit the Midnight Commander.
 .PP
+If you are using 
+.B bash
+you can specify startup
+commands for the subshell in your ~/.mc.bashrc file and
+special keyboard maps in the ~/.mc.inputrc file.
+.B tcsh 
+users may specify startup commands in the ~/.mc.tcshrc file.
+.PP
 When the subshell code is used, you can suspend applications at any
 time with the sequence C-o and jump back to the Midnight Commander, if
 you interrupt an application, you will not be able to run other
@@ -2256,6 +2284,17 @@
     ftp://ftp.nuclecu.unam.mx/linux/local
     ftp://tsx-11.mit.edu/pub/linux/packages
 .fi
+.PP
+The Midnight Commander keeps the directory listing in a cache.  The cache
+expire time is configurable in the
+.\"LINK2"
+Virtual File System 
+.\"Virtual FS"
+dialog box.  This has the funny behavior that even if you make changes to a
+directory, they will not be reflected in the directory listing until you
+force a cache reload with the C-r key.  This is a feature (when you think
+it's a bug, think about manipulating files on the other side of the Atlantic
+with ftpfs).
 .PP
 .SH "  Tar File System"
 The tar file system provides you with read-only access to your tar
diff -u --recursive --new-file mc-3.1.10/doc/mc.sgml mc-3.2.1/doc/mc.sgml
--- mc-3.1.10/doc/mc.sgml	Fri Apr 19 09:04:47 1996
+++ mc-3.2.1/doc/mc.sgml	Thu May 16 20:34:15 1996
@@ -857,6 +857,22 @@
 and so on). After panelizing you can press <tt/C-r/ to return
 to the normal file listing.
 
+It is possible to have a list of directories that the Find File
+command should skip during the search (for example, you may want to
+avoid searches on a CDROM or on a NFS directory that is mounted across
+a slow link).
+
+Directories to be skipped should be set on the variable
+<tt/find_ignore_dirs/ in the  <tt/Misc/ section of your <tt/.mc.ini/ file.
+
+Directory components should be separated with a colon, here is an
+example: 
+
+<tscreen><verb>
+[Misc]
+find_ignore_dirs=/cdrom:/nfs/wuarchive:/afs
+</verb></tscreen>
+
 You may consider using the <lnk name="External panelize" id="External panelize"> command
 instead. <bf/Find file command/ is for simple queries only,
 while using <bf/External panelize/ you can do as mysterious
@@ -1518,6 +1534,12 @@
 define aliases that are valid until you quit the Midnight
 Commander.
 
+If you are using <tt/bash/ you can specify startup
+commands for the subshell in your ~/.mc.bashrc file and
+special keyboard maps in the ~/.mc.inputrc file.
+<tt/tcsh/ users may specify startup commands in the
+~/.mc.tcshrc file.
+
 When the subshell code is used, you can suspend
 applications at any time with the sequence C-o and jump
 back to the Midnight Commander, if you interrupt an
@@ -1927,6 +1949,14 @@
     ftp://ftp.nuclecu.unam.mx/linux/local
     ftp://tsx-11.mit.edu/pub/linux/packages
 </verb></tscreen>
+
+The Midnight Commander keeps the directory listing in a cache.  The cache
+expire time is configurable in the <lnk name="Virtual FS" id="Virtual FS"
+dialog box.  This has the funny behavior that even if you make changes to a
+directory, they will not be reflected in the directory listing until you
+force a cache reload with the C-r key.  This is a feature (when you think
+it's a bug, think about manipulating files on the other side of the Atlantic
+with ftpfs).
 
 <sect1>Tar File System<label id="Tar File System">
 
diff -u --recursive --new-file mc-3.1.10/lib/mc.hint mc-3.2.1/lib/mc.hint
--- mc-3.1.10/lib/mc.hint	Fri Apr 19 09:04:41 1996
+++ mc-3.2.1/lib/mc.hint	Thu May 16 20:34:11 1996
@@ -39,3 +39,5 @@
 Hint: You may specify the external viewer with the shell variable PAGER.
 Hint: You can disable all requests for confirmation in Options/Confirmation.
 Hint: Leap to frequently used directories in a single bound with C-\.
+Hint: You can do anonymous FTP by typing 'cd ftp://machine.edu'
+Hint: If you have mtools installed, try cd a: and cd b: to browse floppies.
diff -u --recursive --new-file mc-3.1.10/mc.spec mc-3.2.1/mc.spec
--- mc-3.1.10/mc.spec	Wed Dec 31 18:00:00 1969
+++ mc-3.2.1/mc.spec	Thu May 16 20:34:03 1996
@@ -0,0 +1,25 @@
+Description: Midnight Commander visual shell
+Name: mc
+Version: 3.1.13
+Release: 2
+Copyright: GPL
+Group: Shells
+Source: ftp.nuclecu.unam.mx:/Midnight/mc-3.1.13.tar.gz
+
+%prep
+%setup
+
+%build
+CFLAGS="$RPM_OPT_FLAGS" ./configure --prefix=/usr --with-ext2undel
+make
+
+%install
+make install
+strip /usr/bin/mc /usr/bin/mcserv
+
+%files
+/usr/bin/mc
+/usr/bin/mcserv
+/usr/lib/mc
+/usr/man/man1/mc.1
+/usr/man/man8/mc.8
diff -u --recursive --new-file mc-3.1.10/src/ChangeLog mc-3.2.1/src/ChangeLog
--- mc-3.1.10/src/ChangeLog	Fri Apr 19 09:05:12 1996
+++ mc-3.2.1/src/ChangeLog	Thu May 16 20:34:40 1996
@@ -1,3 +1,103 @@
+Thu May 16 12:30:23 1996  Miguel de Icaza  <miguel@athena.nuclecu.unam.mx>
+
+	* view.c (view): Use the global Wview variable instead
+
+Wed May 15 20:24:55 1996  Miguel de Icaza  <miguel@athena.nuclecu.unam.mx>
+
+	* panelize.c: Provide extra space for temporary dirent structure. 
+
+	* win.c (check_movement_keys): Do not handle the C-b combination,
+	it is used by the viewer for next/previous file.
+
+Mon May 13 09:11:27 1996  Joseph M. Hinkle <jhinkle@rockisland.com>
+
+	* boxes.c (display_bits): Call proper help information.
+
+Mon May  6 21:20:39 1996  Miguel de Icaza  <miguel@athena.nuclecu.unam.mx>
+
+	* file.c (copy_file_file): Should abort now ongoing transfers
+	faster.
+
+	* ftpfs.c (initconn): Attempt to use passive ftp transfer mode if
+	source routing is in effect.  If this does not work, dump source
+	routing and use regular method for ftp transfer.
+
+
+Thu May  2 19:29:07 1996  ?????
+	
+	* extfs/zip (DOZIPINFO): Fixed zipfs support for files with
+	comments, lost mail address.
+
+Thu May  2 19:29:07 1996  Miguel de Icaza  <miguel@athena.nuclecu.unam.mx>
+	
+	* vfs/vfs.c: minor parse fix.
+
+Thu May  2 19:25:09 1996  "Sergey Ya. Korshunoff" <root@seyko.msk.su>
+
+	* configure.in: Check for libtermcap (new Linux libcs do not have
+	libtermcap in libc).
+
+Tue Apr 30 20:58:34 1996  Miguel de Icaza  <miguel@athena.nuclecu.unam.mx>
+
+	* ftpfs.c (store_file): Remove temporary files after an outgoing
+	tansfer. 
+
+Mon May  6 01:10:50 1996  Jakub Jelinek  <jj@sunsite.mff.cuni.cz>
+
+	* extfs.c: Hack to get the a: and b: fs running (fixed couple of
+	problems with external fs when no archive file was used
+
+	* extfs.c (extfs_run): Allows you to "execute" some files inside
+	of extfs - your script will be called with $1=run $2=archive $3=path,
+	e.g.
+	/usr/lib/mc/extfs/rpm run /home/jj/rpm-2.0-2.src.rpm INSTALL
+
+	* vfs/Makefile.in: rpm script gets installed
+
+	* vfs/extfs/rpm: Couple of changes to make rpmfs more powerful
+
+	* vfs/extfs/a: Fixes - the ls -l parse in mc is quite strict
+	about date, so that it wasn't happy by 2-24-96 (correct is 02-24-96)
+
+	* layout.c: New checkbox in the Layout dialog. When running on xterm
+	and Xterm hintbar is checked, hintbar will be put into the xterm's
+	title bar, so that you'll save space - will have more lines for file
+	display
+
+	* main.c: Fix, so that it is possible to do quick searches for
+	characters like +, -. In order to select/unselect, you have to press
+	escape twice before +, -.
+
+Mon Apr 29 21:34:53 1996  Miguel de Icaza  <miguel@athena.nuclecu.unam.mx>
+
+	* subshell.c (init_subshell): Documented startup shell scripts.
+
+	* find.c (do_search): Added directory exclusion.
+	
+Mon Apr 29 08:42:52 1996  Adam Tla/lka <atlka@pg.gda.pl>
+
+	* cmd.c (view_file): Return value, fixes Soalris crash.
+
+Fri Apr 26 18:10:10 1996  Miguel de Icaza  <miguel@athena.nuclecu.unam.mx>
+
+	* ftpfs.c (initconn): Added source routing to ftpfs, he he, this
+	lets you specify a specific route for your ftp traffic :-).  It is
+	still missing the passive open code, so it currenly is only able
+	to send commands trough the source route.  This code is disabled
+	by default, it requires human intervention (ie, editting config.h
+	and specifying HAVE_SETSOCKOPT).
+
+Thu Apr 25 11:11:08 1996  Miguel de Icaza  <miguel@luthien.nuclecu.unam.mx>
+
+	* cmd.c (source_routing): Added source routing option to sockets,
+	he he he. 
+
+Wed Apr 24 22:12:50 1996  Alexander V. Lukyanov <lav@video.yars.free.net>
+
+        * key.c: touch window for ncurses.
+	
+	* color.c: use proper colors for ncurses.
+	
 Fri Apr 19 09:02:51 1996  Juan Grigera  <grigera@isis.unlp.edu.ar>
 
 	* vfs.h (vfs_canon): On the non-vfs definition return a strdupped
diff -u --recursive --new-file mc-3.1.10/src/Makefile.in mc-3.2.1/src/Makefile.in
--- mc-3.1.10/src/Makefile.in	Fri Apr 19 09:05:10 1996
+++ mc-3.2.1/src/Makefile.in	Thu May 16 20:34:38 1996
@@ -112,7 +112,6 @@
 
 install: mc @saver@
 	$(INSTALL_PROGRAM) mc $(DESTDIR)$(bindir)/$(binprefix)mc
-	$(DESTDIR)$(bindir)/$(binprefix)mc
 	$(SEDCMD2) < $(srcdir)/mc.hlp > $(DESTDIR)$(libdir)/$(libprefix)mc.hlp 
 
 install.saver: cons.saver
diff -u --recursive --new-file mc-3.1.10/src/boxes.c mc-3.2.1/src/boxes.c
--- mc-3.1.10/src/boxes.c	Fri Apr 19 09:05:06 1996
+++ mc-3.2.1/src/boxes.c	Thu May 16 20:34:34 1996
@@ -394,7 +394,8 @@
 };
 
 static QuickDialog display_bits =
-{ DISPX, DISPY, -1, -1, " Display bits ", "[Display]", "dbits", display_widgets };
+{ DISPX, DISPY, -1, -1, " Display bits ", "[Display bits]",
+  "dbits", display_widgets };
 
 void display_bits_box ()
 {
diff -u --recursive --new-file mc-3.1.10/src/cmd.c mc-3.2.1/src/cmd.c
--- mc-3.1.10/src/cmd.c	Fri Apr 19 09:05:09 1996
+++ mc-3.2.1/src/cmd.c	Thu May 16 20:34:37 1996
@@ -34,6 +34,10 @@
 #include <fcntl.h>		/* open, O_RDWR */
 #include <errno.h>
 
+#ifdef USE_NETCODE
+#include <netdb.h>
+#endif
+
 #ifdef HAVE_MMAP
 #   include <sys/mman.h>
 #endif
@@ -75,6 +79,9 @@
 /* If set and you don't have subshell support,then C-o will give you a shell */
 int output_starts_shell = 0;
 
+/* Source routing destination */
+int source_route = 0;
+
 /* This is used since the parameter panel on some of the commands */
 /* defined in this file may receive a 0 parameter if they are invoked */
 /* The drop down menu */
@@ -113,7 +120,7 @@
         if (changed_nroff_flag && !altered_nroff_flag)
             default_nroff_flag = 1;
         repaint_screen ();
-        return;
+        return move_dir;
     }
     if (internal){
 	if (!regex_command (filename, "View", NULL, &move_dir)){
@@ -1115,6 +1122,27 @@
     nice_cd (" FTP to machine ", machine_str,
 	     "[FTP File System]", "ftp://", 1);
 }
+
+#ifdef HAVE_SETSOCKOPT
+void source_routing (void)
+{
+    char *source;
+    struct hostent *hp;
+    
+    source = input_dialog (" Socket source routing setup ",
+			   " Enter host name to use as a source routing hop: ",
+			   "");
+    if (!source)
+	return;
+
+    hp = gethostbyname (source);
+    if (!hp){
+	message (1, " Host name ", " Error while looking up IP address ");
+	return;
+    }
+    source_route = *((int *)hp->h_addr);
+}
+#endif /* HAVE_SETSOCKOPT */
 #endif /* USE_NETCODE */
 
 #ifdef USE_EXT2FSLIB
diff -u --recursive --new-file mc-3.1.10/src/cmd.h mc-3.2.1/src/cmd.h
--- mc-3.1.10/src/cmd.h	Fri Apr 19 09:04:58 1996
+++ mc-3.2.1/src/cmd.h	Thu May 16 20:34:25 1996
@@ -45,4 +45,5 @@
 void view_panel_cmd (void);
 void quick_cd_cmd (void);
 char *get_random_hint (void);
+void source_routing (void);
 #endif /* __CMD_H */
diff -u --recursive --new-file mc-3.1.10/src/color.h mc-3.2.1/src/color.h
--- mc-3.1.10/src/color.h	Fri Apr 19 09:04:53 1996
+++ mc-3.2.1/src/color.h	Thu May 16 20:34:19 1996
@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@
 #ifdef HAVE_SLANG
 #    define DEFAULT_COLOR (use_colors?MY_COLOR_PAIR(31):0)
 #   else
-#     define DEFAULT_COLOR NORMAL_COLOR
+#     define DEFAULT_COLOR A_NORMAL
 #endif
 #define HELP_NORMAL_COLOR (use_colors?MY_COLOR_PAIR(16):A_REVERSE)
 #define HELP_ITALIC_COLOR (use_colors?MY_COLOR_PAIR(17):A_REVERSE)
diff -u --recursive --new-file mc-3.1.10/src/file.c mc-3.2.1/src/file.c
--- mc-3.1.10/src/file.c	Fri Apr 19 09:05:01 1996
+++ mc-3.2.1/src/file.c	Thu May 16 20:34:28 1996
@@ -14,6 +14,9 @@
    The move code was based in GNU's mv, and was written by:
    Mike Parker and David MacKenzie.
 
+   Janne Kukonlehto added much error recovery to them for being used
+   in an interactive program.
+   
    This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
    it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
    the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
@@ -244,7 +247,7 @@
 }
 
 /* Used to save the hint line */
-static last_hint_line;
+static int last_hint_line;
 
 void create_op_win (int op)
 {
@@ -1086,6 +1089,8 @@
                     break;
                 case MCERR_WRITE:
                     break;
+	        case MCERR_DATA_ON_STDIN:
+		    break;
                 case MCERR_FINISH:
                     i = 0;
                     break;
@@ -1094,12 +1099,15 @@
 		message (1, " Error ", " Can't open target file ");
 		goto ret3;
 	    }
-	    if (i){
+	    if (size == MCERR_READ)
+		goto ret3;
+
+	    if (i && size != MCERR_DATA_ON_STDIN){
 		n_read_total += size;
 
 		/* Windows NT ftp servers report that files have no
 		 * permissions: -------, so if we happen to have actually
-		 * read something, we shoul fix the permissions.
+		 * read something, we should fix the permissions.
 		 */
 		if (!(src_mode &
 		      ((S_IRUSR|S_IWUSR|S_IXUSR)    /* user */
diff -u --recursive --new-file mc-3.1.10/src/find.c mc-3.2.1/src/find.c
--- mc-3.1.10/src/find.c	Fri Apr 19 09:05:02 1996
+++ mc-3.2.1/src/find.c	Thu May 16 20:34:29 1996
@@ -93,6 +93,9 @@
 
 #define B_TREE	 B_USER+1
 
+/* A list of directories to be ignores, separated with ':' */
+char *find_ignore_dirs = 0;
+
 static Dlg_head *find_dlg;	/* The dialog */
 static WInput *in_start;	/* Start path */
 static WInput *in_name;		/* Pattern to search */
@@ -291,21 +294,30 @@
 	
 	while (!dirp){
 	    char *tmp;
-	    
-	    tmp = pop_directory ();
 
 #ifndef HAVE_X	    
 	    attrset (REVERSE_COLOR);
 #endif
-	    if (!tmp){
-		running = 0;
-		label_set_text (status_label, "Finished");
-		set_idle_proc (h, 0);
-		return;
-	    } else {
-		strcpy (directory, tmp);
-		free (tmp);
-	    }
+	    while (1) {
+		tmp = pop_directory ();
+		if (!tmp){
+		    running = 0;
+		    label_set_text (status_label, "Finished");
+		    set_idle_proc (h, 0);
+		    return;
+		}
+		if (find_ignore_dirs){
+		    char *temp_dir = copy_strings (":", tmp, ":", 0);
+		    if (strstr (find_ignore_dirs, temp_dir))
+			free (tmp);
+		    else
+			break;
+		} else
+		    break;
+	    } 
+	    
+	    strcpy (directory, tmp);
+	    free (tmp);
 
 	    if (verbose){
 		    char buffer [50];
@@ -518,7 +530,7 @@
 
     /* Need to cleanup this */
     find_pattern = pattern;
-    
+
     set_idle_proc (find_dlg, 1);
     init_find_vars ();
     push_directory (start_dir);
diff -u --recursive --new-file mc-3.1.10/src/key.c mc-3.2.1/src/key.c
--- mc-3.1.10/src/key.c	Fri Apr 19 09:05:00 1996
+++ mc-3.2.1/src/key.c	Thu May 16 20:34:28 1996
@@ -764,10 +764,16 @@
 #endif
     }
 #   ifndef HAVE_SLANG
+    flag = is_wintouched(stdscr);
     untouchwin (stdscr);
 #   endif
 
     c = getch_with_delay ();
+    
+#   ifndef HAVE_SLANG
+    if (flag)
+        touchwin (stdscr);
+#   endif
     
     if (!c) { /* Mouse event */
         xmouse_get_event (event);
diff -u --recursive --new-file mc-3.1.10/src/layout.c mc-3.2.1/src/layout.c
--- mc-3.1.10/src/layout.c	Fri Apr 19 09:05:07 1996
+++ mc-3.2.1/src/layout.c	Thu May 16 20:34:34 1996
@@ -108,6 +108,9 @@
 /* Set if the nice message (hint) bar is visible */
 int message_visible = 1;
 
+/* Set if you want the message bar shown in xterm title bar to save space */
+int xterm_hintbar = 1;
+
 /* The starting line for the output of the subprogram */
 int output_start_y = 0;
 
@@ -131,6 +134,7 @@
 static int _command_prompt;
 static int _keybar_visible;
 static int _message_visible;
+static int _xterm_hintbar;
 
 static int height;
 
@@ -138,7 +142,7 @@
 #define MINHEIGHT 5
 
 #define BX      12
-#define BY      10
+#define BY      11
 
 #define B_2LEFT B_USER
 #define B_2RIGHT B_USER + 1
@@ -157,6 +161,7 @@
     int    hkey;
     int    hpos;
 } check_options [] = {
+    { "Xterm hintbar",	  &xterm_hintbar,0, 'X', 0 },
     { "hIntbar visible",  &message_visible,0, 'I', 1 },
     { "Keybar visible",   &keybar_visible, 0, 'K', 0 },
     { "command Prompt",   &command_prompt, 0, 'P', 8 },
@@ -217,8 +222,8 @@
     if (_equal_split){
 	/* Turn equal split off */
 	_equal_split = 0;
-	check_options [5].widget->state = check_options [5].widget->state & ~C_BOOL;
-	dlg_select_widget (layout_dlg, check_options [5].widget);
+	check_options [6].widget->state = check_options [6].widget->state & ~C_BOOL;
+	dlg_select_widget (layout_dlg, check_options [6].widget);
 	dlg_select_widget (layout_dlg, bleft_widget);
     }
     _first_panel_size++;
@@ -230,8 +235,8 @@
     if (_equal_split){
 	/* Turn equal split off */
 	_equal_split = 0;
-	check_options [5].widget->state = check_options [5].widget->state & ~C_BOOL;
-	dlg_select_widget (layout_dlg, check_options [5].widget);
+	check_options [6].widget->state = check_options [6].widget->state & ~C_BOOL;
+	dlg_select_widget (layout_dlg, check_options [6].widget);
 	dlg_select_widget (layout_dlg, bright_widget);
     }
     _first_panel_size--;
@@ -262,9 +267,9 @@
     	old_output_lines     = -1;
 	attrset (REVERSE_COLOR);
 	dlg_erase (h);
-	draw_box (h, 1, 2, 11, 56);
+	draw_box (h, 1, 2, 12, 56);
 	draw_box (h, 2, 5, 6, 24);
-	draw_box (h, 2, 31, 8, 24);
+	draw_box (h, 2, 31, 9, 24);
 
 	attrset (COLOR_HOT_NORMAL);
 	dlg_move (h, 1, 24);
@@ -279,39 +284,38 @@
 	if (console_flag){
 	    if (old_output_lines != _output_lines){
 		old_output_lines = _output_lines;
-		dlg_move (h, 8, 34);
+		dlg_move (h, 9, 34);
 		printw ("%02d", _output_lines);
-		dlg_move (h, 8, 38);
+		dlg_move (h, 9, 38);
 		addstr ("lines of output");
 	    }
 	}
 	break;
 
     case DLG_POST_KEY:
-	_equal_split = check_options [5].widget->state & C_BOOL;
-	/* 
-	_menubar_visible = check_options [2].widget->state & C_BOOL;
-	_command_prompt = check_options [1].widget->state & C_BOOL;
-	_keybar_visible = check_options [0].widget->state & C_BOOL;
-	*/
-	_menubar_visible = check_options [4].widget->state & C_BOOL;
-	_command_prompt = check_options [2].widget->state & C_BOOL;
-	_keybar_visible = check_options [1].widget->state & C_BOOL;
-	_message_visible = check_options [0].widget->state & C_BOOL;
+	_equal_split = check_options [6].widget->state & C_BOOL;
+	_menubar_visible = check_options [5].widget->state & C_BOOL;
+	_command_prompt = check_options [4].widget->state & C_BOOL;
+	_keybar_visible = check_options [2].widget->state & C_BOOL;
+	_message_visible = check_options [1].widget->state & C_BOOL;
+	_xterm_hintbar = check_options [0].widget->state & C_BOOL;
 	if (console_flag){
 	    int minimum;
 	    if (_output_lines < 0)
 		_output_lines = 0;
 	    height = LINES - _keybar_visible - _command_prompt -
 		     _menubar_visible - _output_lines - _message_visible;
+	    if (_message_visible && _xterm_hintbar && xterm_flag) height++;
 	    minimum = MINHEIGHT * (1 + _horizontal_split);
 	    if (height < minimum){
 		_output_lines -= minimum - height;
 		height = minimum;
 	    }
-	} else
+	} else {
 	    height = LINES - _keybar_visible - _command_prompt -
 		_menubar_visible - _output_lines - _message_visible;
+	    if (_message_visible && _xterm_hintbar && xterm_flag) height++;
+	}
 	if (_horizontal_split != radio_widget->sel){
 	    _horizontal_split = radio_widget->sel;
 	    if (_horizontal_split)
@@ -323,7 +327,7 @@
 	if (console_flag){
 	    if (old_output_lines != _output_lines){
 		old_output_lines = _output_lines;
-		dlg_move (h, 8, 34);
+		dlg_move (h, 9, 34);
 		printw ("%02d", _output_lines);
 	    }
 	}
@@ -339,7 +343,7 @@
 {
     int i;
 
-    layout_dlg = create_dlg (0, 0, 13, 60, dialog_colors, layout_callback,
+    layout_dlg = create_dlg (0, 0, 14, 60, dialog_colors, layout_callback,
 			     "[Layout]", "layout", DLG_CENTER);
 			     
     x_set_dialog_title (layout_dlg, "Layout");
@@ -356,16 +360,16 @@
 #ifndef HAVE_X
     if (console_flag){
 	add_widget (layout_dlg,
-		    button_new (8, 36, B_MINUS, "-", '-', 0, bminus_cback, 0));
+		    button_new (9, 36, B_MINUS, "-", '-', 0, bminus_cback, 0));
 	add_widget (layout_dlg,
-		    button_new (8, 33, B_PLUS, "+", '+', 0, bplus_cback, 0));
+		    button_new (9, 33, B_PLUS, "+", '+', 0, bplus_cback, 0));
     }
 #endif    
 
 #define XTRACT(i) *check_options[i].variable, check_options[i].text,                             check_options[i].hkey, check_options[i].hpos
 
-    for (i = 0; i < 5; i++){
-	check_options [i].widget = check_new (7 - i, 33, XTRACT(i));
+    for (i = 0; i < 6; i++){
+	check_options [i].widget = check_new (8 - i, 33, XTRACT(i));
 	add_widgetl (layout_dlg, check_options [i].widget, XV_WLAY_BELOWCLOSE);
     }
 #ifdef HAVE_X
@@ -379,11 +383,12 @@
     _command_prompt = command_prompt;
     _keybar_visible = keybar_visible;
     _message_visible = message_visible;
+    _xterm_hintbar = xterm_hintbar;
     bright_widget = button_new(6, 18, B_2RIGHT, ">", '>', 0, b2right_cback, 0);
     add_widgetl (layout_dlg, bright_widget, XV_WLAY_RIGHTOF);
     bleft_widget = button_new (6, 15, B_2LEFT, "<", '<', 0, b2left_cback, 0);
     add_widgetl (layout_dlg, bleft_widget, XV_WLAY_RIGHTOF);
-    check_options [5].widget = check_new (5, 7, XTRACT(5));
+    check_options [6].widget = check_new (5, 8, XTRACT(6));
 
     old_first_panel_size = -1;
     old_horizontal_split = -1;
@@ -391,8 +396,8 @@
     
     _first_panel_size = first_panel_size;
     _output_lines = output_lines;
-    add_widget (layout_dlg, check_options [5].widget);
-    radio_widget = radio_new (3, 7, 2, s_split_direction, 1);
+    add_widget (layout_dlg, check_options [6].widget);
+    radio_widget = radio_new (3, 8, 2, s_split_direction, 1);
     add_widget (layout_dlg, radio_widget);
     radio_widget->sel = horizontal_split;
 }
@@ -519,6 +524,7 @@
 	    output_lines = 0;
 	height = LINES - keybar_visible - command_prompt - menubar_visible
 	         - output_lines - message_visible;
+	if (message_visible && xterm_hintbar && xterm_flag) height++;
 	minimum = MINHEIGHT * (1 + horizontal_split);
 	if (height < minimum){
 	    output_lines -= minimum - height;
@@ -527,6 +533,7 @@
     } else {
 	height = LINES - menubar_visible - command_prompt -
 	    keybar_visible - message_visible;
+	if (message_visible && xterm_hintbar && xterm_flag) height++;
     }
     check_split ();
     start_y = menubar_visible;
@@ -580,7 +587,7 @@
 			       LINES-output_lines-keybar_visible-1,
 			       LINES-keybar_visible-1);
     } 
-    if (message_visible)
+    if (message_visible && (!xterm_hintbar || !xterm_flag))
 	widget_set_size (&the_hint->widget, height+start_y, 0, 1,COLS);
     else
 	widget_set_size (&the_hint->widget, 0, 0, 0, 0);
@@ -621,7 +628,7 @@
     init_curses ();
     setup_panels ();
     if (current_dlg == view_dlg)
-	view_adjust_size ();
+	view_adjust_size (view_dlg);
 	
     /* Now, force the redraw */
     do_refresh ();
@@ -643,6 +650,20 @@
 	ok_to_refresh--;
 }
 
+void set_hintbar(char *str) 
+{
+#ifndef HAVE_X
+    if (xterm_flag && xterm_hintbar) {
+        fprintf (stderr, "\33]0;mc - %s\7", str);
+    } else
+#endif
+    {
+        label_set_text (the_hint, str);
+        if (ok_to_refresh > 0)
+	    refresh();
+    }
+}
+
 void print_vfs_message(char *msg, ...)
 {
     va_list ap;
@@ -651,13 +672,11 @@
     va_start(ap, msg);
     vsprintf(str, msg, ap);
     va_end(ap);
-    if (midnight_shutdown | !the_hint || !the_hint->widget.parent)
+    if (midnight_shutdown || !the_hint || !the_hint->widget.parent)
 	return;
     
-    if (message_visible) {
-	label_set_text (the_hint, str);
-	if (ok_to_refresh > 0)
-	    refresh();
+    if (message_visible || (xterm_flag && xterm_hintbar)) {
+        set_hintbar(str);
     }
 }
 
diff -u --recursive --new-file mc-3.1.10/src/layout.h mc-3.2.1/src/layout.h
--- mc-3.1.10/src/layout.h	Fri Apr 19 09:04:57 1996
+++ mc-3.2.1/src/layout.h	Thu May 16 20:34:24 1996
@@ -22,6 +22,8 @@
 
 Widget *get_panel_widget (int index);
 
+void set_hintbar (char *str);
+
 extern int winch_flag;
 extern int horizontal_split;
 extern int equal_split;
@@ -33,4 +35,5 @@
 extern int nice_rotating_dash;
 extern int output_start_y;
 extern int message_visible;
+extern int xterm_hintbar;
 #endif /* __LAYOUT_H */
diff -u --recursive --new-file mc-3.1.10/src/main.c mc-3.2.1/src/main.c
--- mc-3.1.10/src/main.c	Fri Apr 19 09:04:59 1996
+++ mc-3.2.1/src/main.c	Thu May 16 20:34:27 1996
@@ -1679,6 +1679,9 @@
     { 'q',          quick_cmd_no_menu },
     { 'h',          add2hotlist_cmd },
     { '!',          external_panelize },
+#ifdef HAVE_SETSOCKOPT
+    { '%',          source_routing },
+#endif
     { 0,  0 }
 };
 
@@ -1858,6 +1861,8 @@
 	save_setup ();
     done_screen ();
     vfs_add_current_stamps ();
+    if (xterm_flag && xterm_hintbar)
+        set_hintbar("Thank you for using GNU Midnight Commander");
 }
 
 /* This should be called after destroy_dlg since panel widgets
@@ -1920,12 +1925,12 @@
 	if (!alternate_plus_minus || !(console_flag || xterm_flag)) {
 	    if(!only_leading_plus_minus) {
 		/* Special treatement, since the input line will eat them */
-		if (id == '+' && !quote){
+		if (id == '+' && !quote && !cpanel->searching){
 		    select_cmd ();
 		    return MSG_HANDLED;
 		}
 		
-		if (id == '\\' && !quote){
+		if (id == '\\' && !quote && !cpanel->searching){
 		    unselect_cmd ();
 		    return MSG_HANDLED;
 		}
@@ -1935,17 +1940,17 @@
 		 * first char on input line
 		 */
 		
-		if (id == '+' && !quote){
+		if (id == '+' && !quote && !cpanel->searching){
 		    select_cmd ();
 		    return MSG_HANDLED;
 		}
 		
-		if ((id == '\\' || id == '-') && !quote){
+		if ((id == '\\' || id == '-') && !quote && !cpanel->searching){
 		    unselect_cmd ();
 		    return MSG_HANDLED;
 		}
 		
-		if (id == '*' && !quote){
+		if (id == '*' && !quote && !cpanel->searching){
 		    reverse_selection_cmd ();
 		    return MSG_HANDLED;
 		}
@@ -2030,17 +2035,17 @@
     if (!the_hint->widget.parent)
 	return;
 	
-    if (!message_visible){
+    if (!message_visible && (!xterm_flag || !xterm_hintbar)){
         label_set_text (the_hint, 0);
 	return;
     }
 
     if ((hint = get_random_hint ())){
 	if (*hint)
-	    label_set_text (the_hint, hint);
+	    set_hintbar (hint);
 	free (hint);
     } else {
-	label_set_text (the_hint, "The Midnight Commander " VERSION
+	set_hintbar ("The Midnight Commander " VERSION
 			" (C) 1995 the Free Software Foundation");
     }
 }
diff -u --recursive --new-file mc-3.1.10/src/mc.hlp mc-3.2.1/src/mc.hlp
--- mc-3.1.10/src/mc.hlp	Fri Apr 19 09:05:13 1996
+++ mc-3.2.1/src/mc.hlp	Thu May 16 20:34:42 1996
@@ -1,9 +1,2491 @@
 [Contents]
 Topics:
 
+  
 DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION
+  
 OPTIONS OPTIONS
+  
 Overview Overview
+  
 Mouse Support Mouse Support
+
+  
 Keys Keys
+    
 Miscellaneous Keys Miscellaneous Keys
+    
 Directory Panels Directory Panels
+    
 Shell Command Line Shell Command Line
+    
 General Movement Keys General Movement Keys
+    
 Input Line Keys Input Line Keys
+
+  
 Menu Bar Menu Bar
+    
 Left and Right Menus Left and Right Menus
+      
 Listing Mode... Listing Mode...
+      
 Sort Order... Sort Order...
+      
 Filter... Filter...
+      
 Reread Reread
+    
 File Menu File Menu
+      
 Quick cd Quick cd
+    
 Command Menu Command Menu
+      
 Directory Tree Directory Tree
+      
 Find File Find File
+      
 External panelize External panelize
+      
 Hotlist Hotlist
+      
 Extension File Edit Extension File Edit
+      
 Menu File Edit Menu File Edit
+    
 Options Menu Options Menu
+      
 Configuration Configuration
+      
 Display bits Display bits
+      
 Confirmation Confirmation
+      
 Learn keys Learn keys
+      
 Virtual FS Virtual FS
+      
 Layout Layout
+      
 Save Setup Save Setup
+
+  
 Executing operating system commands Executing operating system commands
+    
 The cd internal command The cd internal command
+    
 Macro Substitution Macro Substitution
+    
 The subshell support The subshell support
+    
 Controlling Midnight Commander Controlling Midnight Commander
+  
 Chmod Chmod
+  
 Chown Chown
+  
 File Operations File Operations
+  
 Mask Copy/Rename Mask Copy/Rename
+  
 Internal File Viewer Internal File Viewer
+  
 Completion Completion
+  
 Virtual File System Virtual File System
+    
 FTP File System FTP File System
+    
 Tar File System Tar File System
+    
 Network File System Network File System
+    
 Undelete File System Undelete File System
+  
 Colors Colors
+  
 Special Settings Special Settings
+  
 Terminal databases Terminal databases
+
+  
 FILES FILES
+  
 AVAILABILITY AVAILABILITY
+  
 SEE ALSO SEE ALSO
+  
 AUTHORS AUTHORS
+  
 BUGS BUGS
   
 License License
   
 QueryBox QueryBox
   
 How to use help How to use help
+[DESCRIPTION]
+DESCRIPTION
+
+The Midnight Commander is a directory browser/file manager
+for Unix-like operating systems.[OPTIONS]
+OPTIONS
+
+
+"-b" Forces black and white display.
+
+"-c" Force color mode, please check the section 
ColorsColors for
+more information.
+
+"-C arg" Use to specify a different color set in the
+command line. The format of arg is documented in the
+
ColorsColors section.
+
+"-d" Disables mouse support.
+
+"-f" Displays the compiled-in search paths for Midnight
+Commander files.
+
+"-l file"  Save the ftpfs dialog with the server on file.
+
+"-P" At program end, the Midnight Commander will print the
+last working directory; this, along with the shell
+function below, will allow you to browse through your
+directories and automatically move to the last directory
+you were in (thanks to Torben Fjerdingstad and Sergey for
+contributing this function and the code which implements
+this option).
+
+bash and zsh users:
+
+mc ()
+{
+        MC=/tmp/mc$$-"$RANDOM"
+        @prefix@/bin/mc -P "$@" > "$MC"
+        cd `cat "$MC"`
+        rm "$MC"
+        unset MC;
+}
+
+tcsh users:
+alias mc 'setenv MC `@prefix@/bin/mc -P \!*`; cd $MC; unsetenv MC'
+
+I know the bash function could be shorter for zsh and bash
+but the backquotes on bash won't accept that you suspend
+the program with C-z.
+
+"-s" Turns on the slow terminal mode, in this mode the
+program will not draw expensive line drawing characters
+and will toggle verbose mode off.
+
+"-t" Used only if the code was compiled with Slang and
+terminfo: it makes the Midnight Commander use the value of
+the TERMCAP variable for the terminal information instead
+of the information on the system wide terminal database
+
+"-u" Disables the use of a concurrent shell (only makes
+sense if the Midnight Commander has been built with
+concurrent shell support).
+
+"-U" Enables the use of the concurrent shell support (only
+makes sense if the Midnight Commander was built with the
+subshell support set as an optional feature).
+
+"-v file" Enters the internal viewer to view the file
+specified.
+
+"-V" Displays the version of the program.
+
+"-x" Forces xterm mode. Used when running on xterm-capable
+terminals (two screen modes, and able to send mouse escape
+sequences).
+
+If specified, the first path name is the directory to show
+in the selected panel; the second path name is the
+directory to be shown in the other panel.
+
+[Overview]
+Overview
+
+The screen of the Midnight Commander is divided into four
+parts. Almost all of the screen space is taken up by two
+directory panels. By default, the second bottommost line
+of the screen is the shell command line, and the bottom
+line shows the function key labels. The topmost line is
+the 
menu bar line.Menu Bar The menu bar line may not be visible,
+but appears if you click the topmost line with the mouse
+or press the F9 key.
+
+The Midnight Commander provides a view of two directories
+at the same time. One of the panels is the current panel
+(a selection bar is in the current panel). Almost all
+operations take place on the current panel. Some file
+operations like Rename and Copy by default use the
+directory of the unselected panel as a destination (don't
+worry, they always ask you for confirmation first). For
+more information, see the sections on the 
Directory
+Panels,Directory Panels the 
Left and Right MenusLeft and Right Menus and the 
File Menu.File Menu
+
+You can execute system commands from the Midnight
+Commander by simply typing them. Everything you type will
+appear on the shell command line, and when you press Enter
+the Midnight Commander will execute the command line you
+typed; read the 
Shell Command LineShell Command Line and 
Input Line KeysInput Line Keys
+sections to learn more about the command line.
+
+[Mouse Support]
+Mouse Support
+
+The Midnight Commander comes with mouse support. It is
+activated whenever you are running on an xterm(1) terminal
+(it even works if you take a telnet or rlogin connection
+to another machine from the xterm) or if you are running
+on a Linux console and have the gpm mouse server running.
+
+When you left click on a file in the directory panels,
+that file is selected; if you click with the right button,
+the file is marked (or unmarked, depending on the previous
+state).
+
+Double-clicking on a file will try to execute the command
+if it is an executable program; and if the 
extension fileExtension File
+Edithas a program specified for the file's extension, the
+specified program is executed.
+
+Also, it is possible to execute the commands assigned to
+the function key labels by clicking on them.
+
+If a mouse button is clicked on the top frame line of the
+directory panel, it is scrolled one pageful backward.
+Correspondingly, a click on the bottom frame line will
+cause a scroll of one pageful forward. This frame line
+method works also in the 
Help ViewerHelp and the 
Directory
+Tree.Directory Tree
+
+The default auto repeat rate for the mouse buttons is 400
+milliseconds. This may be changed to other values by
+editing the 
.mc.iniSave Setup file and changing the
+mouse_repeat_rate parameter.
+
+If you are running the Commander with the mouse support,
+you can bypass the Commander and get the default mouse
+behaviour (cutting and pasting text) by holding down the
+Shift key.[]
+
+
+[Keys]
+Keys
+
+Some commands in the Midnight Commander involve the use of
+the Control (sometimes labeled CTRL or CTL) and the Meta
+(sometimes labeled ALT or even Compose) keys. In this
+manual we will use the following abbreviations:
+
+C-<chr> means hold the Control key while typing the
+character <chr>. Thus C-f would be: hold the Control key
+and type f.
+
+M-<chr> means hold the Meta or Alt key down while typing
+<chr>. If there is no Meta or Alt key, type ESC, release
+it, then type the character <chr>.
+
+All input lines in the Midnight Commander use an
+approximation to the GNU Emacs editor's key bindings.
+
+There are many sections which tell about the keys. The
+following are the most important.
+
+The 
File MenuFile Menu section documents the keyboard shortcuts
+for the commands appearing in the File menu. This section
+includes the function keys. Most of these commands perform
+some action, usually on the selected file or the tagged
+files.
+
+The 
Directory PanelsDirectory Panels section documents the keys which
+select a file or tag files as a target for a later action
+(the action is usually one from the file menu).
+
+The 
Shell Command LineShell Command Line section list the keys which are
+used for entering and editing command lines. Most of these
+copy file names and such from the directory panels to the
+command line (to avoid excessive typing) or access the
+command line history.
+
+
Input Line KeysInput Line Keys are used for editing input lines. This
+means both the command line and the input lines in the
+query dialogs.
+
+[Miscellaneous Keys]
+Miscellaneous Keys
+
+Here are some keys which don't fall into any of the other
+categories:
+
+Enter. If there is some text in the command line (the one
+at the bottom of the panels), then that command is
+executed. If there is no text in the command line then if
+the selection bar is over a directory the Midnight
+Commander does a chdir(2) to the selected directory and
+reloads the information on the panel; if the selection is
+an executable file then it is executed. Finally, if the
+extension of the selected file name matches one of the
+extensions in the 
extensions fileExtension File Edit then the corresponding
+command is executed.
+
+C-l. Repaint all the information in the Midnight
+Commander.
+
+C-x c. Run the 
ChmodChmod command on a file or on the tagged
+files.
+
+C-x o. Run the 
ChownChown command on the current file or on the
+tagged files.
+
+C-x l. Run the link command.
+
+C-x s. Run the symbolic link command.
+
+C-x i. Set the other panel display mode to information.
+
+C-x q. Set the other panel display mode to quick view.
+
+C-x !. Execute the 
External panelizeExternal panelize command.
+
+C-x h Run the 
add directory to hotlistHotlist command.
+
+M-!, Executes the Filtered view command, described in the
+
view command.Internal File Viewer
+
+M-?, Executes the 
Find fileFind File command.
+
+M-c, Pops up the 
quick cdQuick cd dialog.
+
+C-o, When the program is being run in the Linux console or
+under an xterm, it will show you the output of the
+previous command. When ran on the Linux console, the
+Midnight Commander uses an external program (cons.saver)
+to handle saving and restoring of information on the
+screen.
+
+When the subshell support is compiled in, you can type C-o
+at any time and you will be taken back to the Midnight
+Commander main screen, to return to your application just
+type C-o. If you have an application suspended by using
+this trick, you won't be able to execute other programs
+from the Midnight Commander until you terminate the
+supended application.
+
+[Directory Panels]
+Directory Panels
+
+This section lists the keys which operate on the directory
+panels. If you want to know how to change the appearance
+of the panels take a look at the section on 
Left and Right
+Menus.Left and Right Menus
+
+Tab, C-i. Change the current panel. The old other panel
+becomes the new current panel and the old current panel
+becomes the new other panel. The selection bar moves from
+the old current panel to the new current panel.
+
+Insert, C-t. To tag files you may use the Insert key (the
+kich1 terminfo sequence) or the C-t (Control-t) sequence.
+To untag files, just retag a tagged file.
+
+M-g, M-h (or M-r), M-j. Used to select the top file in a
+panel, the middle file and the bottom one, respectively.
+
+C-s, M-s. Start a filename search in the directory
+listing. When the search is active the keypresses will be
+added to the search string instead of the command line. If
+the "Show mini-status" option is enabled the search string
+is shown on the mini-status line. When typing, the
+selection bar will move to the next file starting with the
+typed letters. The "backspace" or DEL  keys can be used to
+correct typing mistakes. If C-s is pressed again, the next
+match is searched for.
+
+C-\\ (control-backslash). Show the 
directory hotlistHotlist and
+change to the selected directory.
+
++  (plus). This is used to select (tag) a group of files.
+The Midnight Commander will prompt for a regular
+expression describing the group. When Shell Patterns  are
+enabled, the regular expression is much like the regular
+expressions in the shell (* standing for zero or more
+characters and ? standing for one character). If Shell
+Patterns is off, then the tagging of files is done with
+normal regular expressions (see ed (1)).
+
+If the expression starts or ends with a slash (/), then it
+will select directories instead of files.
+
+\\ (backslash). Use the "\" key to unselect a group of
+files. This is the opposite of the Plus key.
+
+up-key, C-p. Move the selection bar to the previous entry
+in the panel.
+
+down-key, C-n. Move the selection bar to the next entry in
+the panel.
+
+home, a1, M-<. Move the selection bar to the first entry
+in the panel.
+
+end, c1, M->. Move the selection bar to the last entry in
+the panel.
+
+next-page, C-v. Move the selection bar one page down.
+
+prev-page, M-v. Move the selection bar one page up.
+
+M-o, If the other panel is a listing panel and you are
+standing on a directory in the current panel, then the
+other panel contents are set to the contents of the
+currently selected directory (like Emacs' dired C-o key)
+otherwise the other panel contents are set to the parent
+dir of the current dir.
+
+C-PageUp, C-PageDown Only when ran on the Linux console:
+does a chdir to ".." and to the currently selected
+directory respectively.
+
+[Shell Command Line]
+Shell Command Line
+
+This section lists keys which are useful to avoid
+excessive typing when entering shell commands.
+
+M-Enter. Copy the currently selected file name to the
+command line.
+
+C-Enter. Same a M-Enter, this one only works on the Linux
+console.
+
+M-Tab. Does the filename, command, variable, username and
+hostname 
completionCompletion for you.
+
+C-x t, C-x C-t. Copy the tagged files (or if there are no
+tagged files, the selected file) of the current panel (C-x
+t) or of the other panel (C-x C-t) to the command line.
+
+C-x p, C-x C-p.  The first key sequence copies the current
+path name to the command line, and the second one copies
+the unselected panel's path name to the command line.
+
+C-q. The quote command can be used to insert characters
+that are otherwise interpreted by the Midnight Commander
+(like the '+' symbol)
+
+M-p, M-n. Use these keys to browse through the command
+history. M-p takes you to the last entry, M-n takes you to
+the next one.
+
+[General Movement Keys]
+General Movement Keys
+
+The help viewer, the file viewer and the directory tree
+use common code to handle moving. Therefore they accept
+exactly the same keys. Each of them also accepts some keys
+of its own.
+
+Other parts of the Midnight Commander use some of the same
+movement keys, so this section may be of use for those
+parts too.
+
+Up, C-p. Moves one line backward.
+
+Down, C-n. Moves one line forward.
+
+Prev Page, Page Up, M-v. Moves one pageful backward.
+
+Next Page, Page Down, C-v. Moves one pageful forward.
+
+Home, A1. Moves to the beginning.
+
+End, C1. Move to the end.
+
+The help viewer and the file viewer accept the following
+keys in addition the to ones mentioned above:
+
+b, C-b, C-h, Backspace, Delete. Moves one pageful
+backward.
+
+Space bar. Moves one pageful forward.
+
+u, d. Moves one half of a page backward or forward.
+
+g, G. Moves to the beginning or to the end.
+
+[Input Line Keys]
+Input Line Keys
+
+The input lines (they are used for the 
command lineShell Command Line and
+for the query dialogs in the program) accept these keys:
+
+C-a puts the cursor at the beginning of line.
+
+C-e puts the cursor at the end of the line.
+
+C-b, move-left move the cursor one position left.
+
+C-f, move-right move the cursor one position right.
+
+M-f moves one word forward.
+
+M-b moves one word backward.
+
+C-h, backspace delete the previous character.
+
+C-d, Delete delete the character in the point (over the
+cursor).
+
+C-@ sets the mark for cutting.
+
+C-w copies the text between the cursor and the mark to a
+kill buffer and removes the text from the input line.
+
+M-w copies the text between the cursor and the mark to a
+kill buffer.
+
+C-y yanks back the contents of the kill buffer.
+
+C-k kills the text from the cursor to the end of the line.
+
+M-p, M-n Use these keys to browse through the command
+history. M-p takes you to the last entry, M-n takes you to
+the next one.
+
+M-C-h, M-Backspace delete one word backward.
+
+M-Tab does the filename, command, variable, username and
+hostname 
completionCompletion for you.
+
+[]
+
+
+[Menu Bar]
+Menu Bar
+
+The menu bar pops up when you press F9 or click the mouse
+on the top row of the screen. The menu bar has five menus:
+"Left", "File", "Command", "Options" and "Right".
+
+The 
Left and Right MenusLeft and Right Menus allow you to modify the
+appearance of the left and right directory panels.
+
+The 
File MenuFile Menu lists the actions you can perform on the
+currently selected file or the tagged files.
+
+The 
Command MenuCommand Menu lists the actions which are more general
+and bear no relation to the currently selected file or the
+tagged files.
+
+[Left and Right Menus]
+Left and Right Menus
+
+The outlook of the directory panels can be changed from
+the "Left" and "Right" menus.
+
+[Listing Mode...]
+Listing Mode...
+
+The listing mode view is used to display a listing of
+files, there are four different listing modes available:
+Full, Brief, Long, and User. The full directory view shows
+the file name, the size of the file and the modification
+time.
+
+The brief view shows only the file name and it has two
+columns (therefore showing twice as many files as other
+views). The long view is similar to the output of "ls -l"
+command. The long view takes the whole screen width.
+
+If you choose the "User" display format, then you have to
+specify the display format.
+
+The user display format must start with a panel size
+specifier. This may be "half" or "full", and they specify
+a half screen panel and a full screen panel respectively.
+
+After the panel size, you may specify the two columns mode
+on the panel, this is done by adding the number "2" to the
+user format string.
+
+After this you add the name of the fields with an optional
+size specifier. This are the available fields you may
+display:
+
+name, displays the file name.
+
+size, displays the file size.
+
+type, displays a one character field type. This character
+is a superset of what is displayed by ls with the -F flag.
+An asterisk for executable files, a slash for directories,
+an at-sign for links, an equal sign for sockets, a hyphen
+for character devices, a plus sign for block devices, a
+pipe for fifos, a tilde for symbolic links to directories
+and an exlamation mark for stalled symlinks (links that
+point nowhere).
+
+mtime, file's last modification time.
+
+atime, file's last access time.
+
+ctime, file's creation time.
+
+perm, a string representing the current permission bits of
+the file.
+
+mode, an octal value with the current permission bits of
+the file.
+
+nlink, the number of links to the file. ngid, the GID
+(numeric).
+
+nuid, the UID (numeric).
+
+owner, the owner of the file.
+
+group, the group of the file.
+
+inode, the inode of the file.
+
+Also you may use these field names for arranging the
+display:
+
+space, a space in the display format.
+
+mark, An asterisk if the file is tagged, a space if it's
+not.
+
+|, This character is used to add a vertical line to the
+display format.
+
+To force one field to a fixed size (a size specifier), you
+just add a ':' and then the number of characters you want
+the field to have, if the number is followed by the symbol
+'+', then the size specifies the minimum field size, if
+the program finds out that there is more space on the
+screen, it will then expand this field.
+
+For example, the Full display corresponds to this format:
+
+half type,name,|,size,|,mtime
+
+And the Long display corresponds to this format:
+
+full
+perm,space,nlink,space,owner,space,group,space,size,space,
+mtime,space,name
+
+This is a nice user display format:
+
+half name,|,size:7,|,type,mode:3
+
+Panels may also be set to the following modes:
+
+"Info" The info view display information related to the
+currently selected file and if possible information about
+the current file system.
+
+"Tree"  The tree view is quite similar to the 
directory
+treeDirectory Tree feature. See the section about it for more
+information.
+
+"Quick View" In this mode, the panel will switch to a
+reduced 
viewerInternal File Viewer that displays the contents of the
+currently selected file, if you select the panel (with the
+tab key or the mouse), you will have access to the usual
+viewer commands.
+
+[Sort Order...]
+Sort Order...
+
+The eight sort orders are by name, by extension, by
+modification time, by access time, and by inode
+information modification time, by size, by inode and
+unsorted. In the Sort order dialog box you can choose the
+sort order and you may also specify if you want to sort in
+reverse order by checking the reverse box.
+
+By default directories are sorted before files but this
+can be changed from the 
Options menuOptions Menu (option "Mix all
+files" ).
+
+[Filter...]
+Filter...
+
+The filter command allows you to specify a shell pattern
+(for example "*.tar.gz" ) which the files must match to be
+shown. Regardless of the filter pattern, the directories
+and the links to directories are always shown in the
+directory panel.
+
+[Reread]
+Reread
+
+The reread command reload the list of files in the
+directory. It is useful if other processes have created or
+removed files. If you have panelized file names in a panel
+this will reload the directory contents and remove the
+panelized information (See the section 
External panelizeExternal panelize
+for more information).
+
+[File Menu]
+File Menu
+
+The Midnight Commander uses the F1 - F10 keys as keyboard
+shortcuts for commands appearing in the file menu. The
+escape sequences for the Fkeys are terminfo capabilities
+kf1 trough kf10. On terminals without function key
+support, you can achieve the same functionality by
+pressing the ESC key and then a number in the range 1
+through 9 and 0 (corresponding to F1 to F9 and F10
+respectively).
+
+The File menu has the following commands (keyboard
+shortcuts in parentheses):
+
+Help (F1)
+
+Invokes the built-in hypertext help viewer. Inside the
+
help viewer,Help you can use the Tab key to select the next
+link and the Enter key to follow that link. The keys Space
+and Backspace are used to move forward and backward in a
+help page. Press F1 again to get the full list of accepted
+keys.
+
+Menu (F2)
+
+Invoke the 
user menu.Menu File Edit The user menu provides an easy way
+to provide users with a menu and add extra features to the
+Midnight Commander.
+
+View (F3, Shift-F3)
+
+View the currently selected file. By default this invokes
+the 
Internal File ViewerInternal File Viewer but if the option "Use internal
+view" is off, it invokes an external file viewer specified
+by the PAGER  environment variable. If PAGER is undefined,
+the "view" command is invoked. If you use Shift-F3
+instead, the viewer will be invoked without doing any
+formatting or pre processing to the file.
+
+Filtered View (M-!)
+
+this command prompts for a command and it's arguments (the
+argument defaults to the currently selected file name),
+the output from such command is shown in the internal file
+viewer.
+
+Edit (F4)
+
+Currently it invokes the "vi" editor or the editor
+specified in the EDITOR environment variable.
+
+Copy (F5)
+
+Pop up an input dialog with destination that defaults to
+the directory in the non-selected panel and copies the
+currently selected file (or the tagged files, if there is
+at least one file tagged) to the directory specified by
+the user in the input dialog. During this process, you can
+press C-c or ESC to abort the operation. For details about
+source mask (which will be usually either * or ^\(.*\)$
+depending on setting of Use shell patterns) and possible
+wildcards in the destination see 
Mask copy/rename.Mask Copy/Rename
+
+Link (C-x l)
+
+Create a hard link to the current file.
+
+SymLink (C-x s)
+
+Create a symbolic link to the current file. To those of
+you who don't know what links are: creating a link to a
+file is a bit like copying the file, but both the source
+filename and the destination filename represent the same
+file image. For example, if you edit one of these files,
+all changes you make will appear in both files. Some
+people call links aliases or shortcuts.
+
+A hard link appears as a real file. After making it, there
+is no way of telling which one is the original and which
+is the link. If you delete either one of them the other
+one is still intact. It is very difficult to notice that
+the files represent the same image. Use hard links when
+you don't even want to know.
+
+A symbolic link is a reference to the name of the original
+file. If the original file is deleted the symbolic link is
+useless. It is quite easy to notice that the files
+represent the same image. The Midnight Commander shows an
+"@"-sign in front of the file name if it is a symbolic
+link to somewhere (except to directory, where it shows a
+tilde (~)). The original file which the link points to is
+shown on mini-status line if the "Show mini-status" option
+is enabled. Use symbolic links when you want to avoid the
+confusion that can be caused by hard links.
+
+Rename/Move (F6)
+
+Pop up an input dialog that defaults to the directory in
+the non-selected panel and moves the currently selected
+file (or the tagged files if there is at least one tagged
+file) to the directory specified by the user in the input
+dialog. During the process, you can press C-c or ESC to
+abort the operation. For more details look at Copy
+operation above, most of the things are quite similar.
+
+Mkdir (F7)
+
+Pop up an input dialog and creates the directory
+specified.
+
+Delete (F8)
+
+Delete the currently selected file or the tagged files in
+the currently selected panel. During the process, you can
+press C-c or ESC to abort the operation.
+
+Quick cd (M-c) Use the 
quick cdQuick cd command if you have full
+command line and want to cd somewhere.
+
+Select group (+)
+
+This is used to select (tag) a group of files. The
+Midnight Commander will prompt for a regular expression
+describing the group. When Shell Patterns  are enabled,
+the regular expression is much like the filename globbing
+in the shell (* standing for zero or more characters and ?
+standing for one character). If Shell Patterns is off,
+then the tagging of files is done with normal regular
+expressions (see ed (1)).
+
+To mark directories instead of files, the expression must
+start or end with a '/'.
+
+Unselect group (\\)
+
+Used for unselecting a group of files. This is the
+opposite of the "Select group" command.
+
+Quit (F10, Shift-F10)
+
+Terminate the Midnight Commander. Shift-F10 is used when
+you want to quit and you are using the shell wrapper.
+Shift-F10 will not take you to the last directory you
+visited with the Midnight Commander, instead it will stay
+at the directory where you started the Midnight Commander.
+
+[Quick cd]
+Quick cd
+
+This command is useful if you have a full command line and
+want to 
cdThe cd internal command somewhere without having to yank and paste
+the command line. This command pops up a small dialog,
+where you enter everything you would enter after cd  on
+the command line and then you press enter. This features
+all the things that are already in the 
internal cd
+command.The cd internal command
+
+[Command Menu]
+Command Menu
+
+The 
Directory treeDirectory Tree command shows a tree figure of the
+directories.
+
+The 
Find fileFind File command allows you to search for a specific
+file. The "Swap panels" command swaps the contents of the
+two directory panels.
+
+The "Panels on/off" command shows the output of the last
+shell command. This works only on xterm and on Linux
+console.
+
+The Compare directories (C-x d) command compares the
+directory panels with each other. You can then use the
+Copy (F5) command to make the panels identical. There are
+two compare methods. The quick method compares only file
+size and file date. The thorough method makes a full
+byte-by-byte compare. The thorough method is not available
+if the machine does not support the mmap(2) system call.
+
+The Command history command shows a list of typed
+commands. The selected command is copied to the command
+line. The command history can also be accessed by typing
+M-p or M-n.
+
+The 
Directory hotlist (C-\)Hotlist command makes changing of the
+current directory to often used directories faster.
+
+The 
External panelizeExternal panelize allows you to execute an external
+program, and make the output of that program the contents
+of the current panel.
+
+
Extension file editExtension File Edit command allows you to specify
+programs to executed when you try to execute, view, edit
+and do a bunch of other thing on files with certain
+extensions (filename endings). The 
Menu file editMenu File Edit
+command may be used for editing the user menu (which
+appears by pressing F2).
+
+[Directory Tree]
+Directory Tree
+
+The Directory Tree command shows a tree figure of the
+directories. You can select a directory from the figure
+and the Midnight Commander will change to that directory.
+
+There are two ways to invoke the tree. The real directory
+tree command is available from Commands menu. The other
+way is to select tree view from the Left or Right menu.
+
+To get rid of long delays the Midnight Commander creates
+the tree figure by scanning only a small subset of all the
+directories. If the directory which you want to see is
+missing, move to its parent directory and press C-r (or
+F2).
+
+You can use the following keys:
+
+
General movement keysGeneral Movement Keys are accepted.
+
+Enter. In the directory tree, exits the directory tree and
+changes to this directory in the current panel. In the
+tree view, changes to this directory in the other panel
+and stays in tree view mode in the current panel.
+
+C-r, F2 (Rescan). Rescan this directory. Use this when the
+tree figure is out of date: it is missing subdirectories
+or shows some subdirectories which don't exist any more.
+
+F3 (Forget). Delete this directory from the tree figure.
+Use this to remove clutter from the figure. If you want
+the directory back to the tree figure press F2 in its
+parent directory.
+
+F4 (Static/Dynamic). Toggle between the dynamic navigation
+mode (default) and the static navigation mode.
+
+In the static navigation mode you can use the Up and Down
+keys to select a directory. All known directories are
+shown.
+
+In the dynamic navigation mode you can use the Up and Down
+keys to select a sibling directory, the Left key to move
+to the parent directory, and the Right key to move to a
+child directory. Only the parent, sibling and children
+directories are shown, others are left out. The tree
+figure changes dynamically as you traverse.
+
+F5 (Copy). Copy the directory.
+
+F6 (RenMov). Move the directory.
+
+F7 (Mkdir). Make a new directory below this directory.
+
+F8 (Delete). Delete this directory from the file system.
+
+C-s, M-s. Search the next directory matching the search
+string. If there is no such directory these keys will move
+one line down.
+
+C-h, Backspace. Delete the last character of the search
+string.
+
+Any other character. Add the character to the search
+string and move to the next directory which starts with
+these characters. In the tree view you must first activate
+the search mode by pressing C-s. The search string is
+shown in the mini status line.
+
+The following actions are available only in the directory
+tree. They aren't supported in the tree view.
+
+F1 (Help). Invoke the help viewer and show this section.
+
+Esc, F10. Exit the directory tree. Do not change the
+directory.
+
+The mouse is supported. A double-click behaves like Enter.
+See also the section on 
mouse support.Mouse Support
+
+[Find File]
+Find File
+
+The Find File feature first asks for the start directory
+for the search and the filename to be searched for. By
+pressing the Tree button you can select the start
+directory from the 
directory treeDirectory Tree figure. You can start
+the search by pressing the Ok button.
+
+During the search you can stop from the Stop button and
+continue from the Start button.
+
+You can browse the filelist with the up and down arrow
+keys. The Chdir button will change to the directory of the
+currently selected file. The Again button will ask for the
+parameters for a new search. The Quit button quits the
+search operation. The Panelize button will place the found
+files to the current directory panel so that you can do
+additional operations on them (view, copy, move, delete
+and so on). After panelizing you can press C-r to return
+to the normal file listing.
+
+It is possible to have a list of directories that the Find
+File command should skip during the search (for example,
+you may want to avoid searches on a CDROM or on a NFS
+directory that is mounted across a slow link).
+
+Directories to be skipped should be set on the variable
+find_ignore_dirs  in the Misc  section of your .mc.ini
+file.
+
+Directory components should be separated with a colon,
+here is an example:
+
+[Misc]
+find_ignore_dirs=/cdrom:/nfs/wuarchive:/afs
+
+You may consider using the 
External panelizeExternal panelize command for
+some operations. Find file command is for simple queries
+only, while using External panelize you can do as
+mysterious searches as you would like.
+
+[External panelize]
+External panelize
+
+The External panelize allows you to execute an external
+program, and make the output of that program the contents
+of the current panel.
+
+For example, if you want to manipulate in one of the
+panels all the symbolic links in the current directory,
+you can use external panelization to run the following
+command:
+
+find . -type l -print
+Upon command completion, the directory contents of the
+panel will no longer be the directory listing of the
+current directory, but all the files that are symbolic
+links.
+
+If you want to panelize all of the files that have been
+downloaded from your ftp server, you can use this awk
+command to extract the file name from the transfer log
+files:
+
+awk '$9 ~! /incoming/ { print $9 }' < /usr/adm/xferlog
+
+You may want to save often used panelize commands under a
+descriptive name, so that you can recall them quickly. You
+do this by typing the command on the input line and
+pressing Add new button. Then you enter a name under which
+you want the command to be saved. Next time, you just
+choose that command from the list and do not have to type
+it again.
+
+[Hotlist]
+Hotlist
+
+The Directory hotlist command shows the labels of the
+directories in the directory hotlist. The Midnight
+Commander will change to the directory corresponding to
+the selected label. From the hotlist dialog, you can
+remove already created label/directory pairs and add new
+one. For adding you may want to use a standalone Add to
+hotlist command (C-x h), which adds the current directory
+into the directory hotlist, as well. The user is prompted
+for a label for the directory.
+
+This makes cd to often used directories faster. You may
+consider using the CDPATH variable as described in
+
internal cd commandThe cd internal command description.
+
+[Extension File Edit]
+Extension File Edit
+
+This will invoke your editor on the file ~/.mc.ext. The
+format of this file is as follows (the format has changed
+with version 3.0):
+
+All lines starting with # or empty lines are thrown away.
+
+Lines starting in the first column should have following
+format:
+
+keyword/descNL, i.e. everything after keyword/ until new
+line is desc
+
+keyword can be:
+
+shell (desc is then any extension (no wildcars), i.e.
+matches all the files *desc . Example: .tar matches *.tar)
+
+regex (desc is a regular expression)
+
+type (file matches this if `file %f` matches regular
+expression desc (the filename: part from `file %f` is
+removed))
+
+default (matches any file no matter what desc is)
+
+Other lines should start with a space or tab and should be
+of the format:
+
+keyword=commandNL (with no spaces around =), where keyword
+should be:
+
+Open (if the user presses Enter or doubleclicks it), View
+(F3), Edit (F4), Drop (user drops some files on it) or any
+other user defined name (those will be listed in the
+extension dependent pop-up menu). Icon name is reserved
+for future use by mc.
+
+command is any one-line shell command, with the simple
+
macro substitution.Macro Substitution
+
+Target are evaluated from top to bottom (order is thus
+important). If some actions are missing, search continues
+as if this target didn't match (i.e. if a file matches the
+first and second entry and View action is missing in the
+first one, then on pressing F3 the View action from the
+second entry will be used. default should catch all the
+actions.
+
+[Menu File Edit]
+Menu File Edit
+
+The user menu is a menu of useful actions that can be
+customized by the user. When you access the user menu, the
+file ~/.mc.menu is used if it exists, and otherwise mc
+uses the default system-wide menu @prefix@/lib/mc/mc.menu.
+
+The format of the menu file is very simple. Lines that
+start with anything but space or tab are considered
+entries for the menu (in order to be able to use it like a
+hot key, the first character should be a letter). All the
+lines that start with a space or a tab are the commands
+that will be executed when the entry is selected.
+
+When an option is selected all the command lines of the
+option are copied to a temporary file in the temporary
+directory (usually /usr/tmp) and then that file is
+executed. This allows the user to put normal shell
+constructs in the menus. Also simple macro substitution
+takes place before executing the menu code. For more
+information, see 
macro substitution.Macro Substitution
+
+Here is a sample mc.menu file:
+
+A	Dump the currently selected file
+	od -c %f
+
+B	Edit a bug report and send it to root
+	vi /tmp/mail.$$
+	mail -s "Midnight Commander bug" root < /tmp/mail.$$
+
+M	Read mail
+	emacs -f rmail
+
+N	Read Usenet news
+	emacs -f gnus
+
+H	Call the info hypertext browser
+	info
+
+J	Copy current directory to other panel recursively
+	tar cf - . | (cd %D && tar xvpf -)
+
+K	Make a release of the current subdirectory
+	echo -n "Name of distribution file: "
+	read tar
+	ln -s %d `dirname %d`/$tar 
+	cd ..
+	tar cvhf ${tar}.tar $tar
+
+= f *.tar.gz | f *.tgz & t n
+X       Extract the contents of a compressed tar file
+	tar xzvf %f
+
+Default Conditions
+
+Each menu entry may be preceded by a condition. The
+condition must start from the first column with a '='
+character. If the condition is true, the menu entry will
+be the default entry.
+
+Condition syntax: 	= <sub-cond>
+  or:			= <sub-cond> | <sub-cond> ...
+  or:			= <sub-cond> & <sub-cond> ... 
+
+Sub-condition is one of following:
+
+  f <pattern>		current file matching pattern?
+  F <pattern>		other file matching pattern?
+  d <pattern>		current directory matching pattern?
+  D <pattern>		other directory matching pattern?
+  t <type>		current file of type?
+  T <type>		other file of type?
+  ! <sub-cond>		negate the result of sub-condition
+
+Pattern is a normal shell pattern or a regular expression,
+according to the shell patterns option. You can override
+the global value of the shell patterns option by writing
+"shell_patterns=x" on the first line of the menu file
+(where "x" is either 0 or 1).
+
+Type is one or more of the following characters:
+
+  n	not directory
+  r	regular file
+  d	directory
+  l	link
+  c	char special
+  b	block special
+  f	fifo
+  s	socket
+  x	executable
+  t	tagged
+
+For example 'rlf' means either regular file, link or fifo.
+The 't' type is a little special because it acts on the
+panel instead of the file. The condition '=t t' is true if
+there are tagged files in the current panel and false if
+not.
+
+If the condition starts with '=?' instead of '=' a debug
+trace will be shown whenever the value of the condition is
+calculated.
+
+The conditions are calculated from left to right. This
+means
+	= f *.tar.gz | f *.tgz & t n
+is calculated as
+	( (f *.tar.gz) | (f *.tgz) ) & (t n)
+
+Here is a sample of the use of conditions:
+
+= f *.tar.gz | f *.tgz & t n
+L	List the contents of a compressed tar-archive
+	gzip -cd %f | tar xvf -
+
+Addition Conditions
+
+If the condition begins with '+' (or '+?') instead of '='
+(or '=?') it is an addition condition. If the condition is
+true the menu entry will be included in the menu. If the
+condition is false the menu entry will not be included in
+the menu.
+
+You can combine default and addition conditions by
+starting condition with '+=' or '=+' (or '+=?' or '=+?' if
+you want debug trace). If you want to use two different
+conditions, one for adding and another for defaulting, you
+can precede a menu entry with two condition lines, one
+starting with '+' and another starting with '='.
+
+Comments are started with '#'. The additional comment
+lines must start with '#', space or tab.
+
+[Options Menu]
+Options Menu
+
+The 
ConfigurationConfiguration command pops up a dialog from which you
+can change most of settings of the Midnight Commander.
+
+The 
Display bitsDisplay bits command pops up a dialog from which you
+may select which characters is your terminal able to
+display.
+
+The 
ConfirmationConfirmation command pops up a dialog from which you
+specify which actions you want to confirm.
+
+The 
Learn keysLearn keys command pops up a dialog from which you
+test some keys which are not working on some terminals and
+you may fix them.
+
+The 
Virtual FSVirtual FS command pops up a dialog from which you
+specify some VFS related options.
+
+The 
LayoutLayout command pops up a dialog from which you specify
+a bunch of options how mc looks like on the screen.
+
+The 
Save setupSave Setup command saves the current settings of the
+Left, Right and Options menus. A small number of other
+settings is saved, too.
+
+[Configuration]
+Configuration
+
+The program has some options that may be toggled on and
+off from the Configuration dialog. Options are enabled if
+they have an asterisk or "x" in front of them. These
+options are divided into three groups: Screen Colors,
+Panel Options and Other Options.
+
+Screen Colors
+
+You can select whether your display supports color or not.
+Normally this information is in the terminfo database. If
+you want to know how to change individual colors see the
+section on 
Colors.Colors
+
+Panel Options
+
+Show Backup Files. By default the Midnight Commander
+doesn't show files ending in '~' (like GNU's ls option
+-B).
+
+Show Hidden Files. By default the Midnight Commander will
+show all files that start with a dot (like ls -a).
+
+Mark moves down. By default when you mark a file (with
+either C-t or the Insert key) the selection bar will move
+down.
+
+Show Mini-Status. If enabled, show one line of status
+information at the bottom of the panels about the
+currently selected item.
+
+Mix all files. When this option is enabled, all files and
+directories are shown mixed together. If the option is
+off, directories (and links to directories) are shown at
+the beginning of the listing, and other files afterwards.
+
+Fast directory reload. This option is off by default. If
+you activate the fast reload, the Midnight Commander will
+use a trick to determine if the directory contents have
+changed. The trick is to reload the directory only if the
+i-node of the directory has changed; this means that
+reloads only happen when files are created or deleted. If
+what changes is the i-node for a file in the directory
+(file size changes, mode or owner changes, etc) the
+display is not updated. In these cases, if you have the
+option on, you have to rescan the directory manually (with
+C-r).
+
+Other Options
+
+Verbose operation. This toggles whether the file Copy,
+Rename and Delete operations are verbose (i.e., display a
+dialog box for each operation). If you have a slow
+terminal, you may wish to disable the verbose operation.
+It is automatically turned off if the speed of your
+terminal is less than 9600 bps.
+
+Pause after run. After executing your commands, the
+Midnight Commander can pause, so that you can examine the
+output of the command. There are three possible settings
+for this variable: Never Means that you do not want to see
+the output of your command. If you are using the Linux
+console or an xterm, you will be able to see the output of
+the command by typing C-o. "On dumb terminals" You will
+get the pause message on terminals that are not capable of
+showing the output of the last command executed (any
+terminal that is not an xterm or the Linux console).
+Always The program will pause after executing all of your
+commands.
+
+Shell Patterns. By default the Select, Unselect and Filter
+commands will use shell-like regular expressions. The
+following conversions are performed to achieve this: the
+'*' is replaced by '.*' (zero or more characters); the '?'
+is replaced by '.' (exactly one character) and '.' by the
+literal dot. If the option is disabled, then the regular
+expressions are the ones described in ed(1).
+
+Auto Save Setup. If this option is enabled, when you exit
+the Midnight Commander the configurable options of the
+Midnight Commander are saved in the $HOME/.mc.ini file.
+
+Auto menus. If this option is enabled, the user menu will
+be invoked at startup. Useful for building menus for
+non-unixers.
+
+Use internal viewer. If this option is enabled, the
+built-in file viewer is used to view files. If the option
+is disabled, the pager specified in the PAGER environment
+variable is used. If no pager is specified, the view
+command is used. See the section on the 
internal file
+viewer.Internal File Viewer
+
+Confirm Delete. This option is toggled on by default, and
+will cause the Midnight Commander to ask for confirmation
+when deleting a single file.
+
+Cd follows links. This option, if set, causes the Midnight
+Commander to follow the logical chain of directories when
+changing current directory either in the panels, or using
+the cd command. This is the default behaviour of bash.
+When unset, the Midnight Commander follows the real
+directory structure, so cd .. if you've entered that
+directory through a link will move you to the current
+directory's real parent and not to the directory where the
+link was present.
+
+8-bit clean. This option allows use of 8-bit characters.
+It requires that curses/ncurses be 8-bit clean. If it
+isn't, things might look strange.
+
+[Display bits]
+Display bits
+
+This is used to configure the range of visible characters
+on the screen. This setting may be 7-bits if your
+terminal/curses supports only seven output bits,
+ISO-8859-1 displays all the characters in the ISO-8859-1
+map and full 8 bits is for those terminals that can
+display full 8 bit characters.
+
+[Confirmation]
+Confirmation
+
+In this menu you configure the confirmation options for
+file deletion, overwriting and quitting the program.
+
+[Learn keys]
+Learn keys
+
+This dialog lets you test if your keys F1-F20, Home, End,
+etc. work properly on your terminal. They often don't,
+since many terminal databases are broken.
+
+You can move around with the Tab key, with the vi moving
+keys ('h' left, 'j' down, 'k' up and 'l' right) and after
+you press any arrow key once (this will mark it OK), then
+you can use that key as well.
+
+You test them just by pressing each of them. As soon as
+you press a key and the key works properly, OK should
+appear next to the name of that key. Once a key is marked
+OK it starts to work as usually, e.g. F1 for the first
+time will just check that F1 works OK, but from that time
+on it will show help. The same applies to the arrow keys.
+Tab key should be working always.
+
+If some keys do not work properly, then you won't see OK
+after the key name after you have pressed that key. You
+may then want to fix it. You do it by pressing the button
+of that key (either by mouse or using Tab and Enter). Then
+a red message will appear and you will be asked to type
+that key. If you want to abort this, press just Esc and
+wait until the message disappears. Otherwise type the key
+you're asked to type and also wait until the dialog
+disappears.
+
+When you finish with all the keys, you may want either to
+Save your key fixes into your .mc.ini file into the
+[terminal:TERM] section (where TERM is the name of your
+current terminal) or to discard them. If all your keys
+were working properly and you had not to fix any key, then
+(of course) no saving will occur.
+
+[Virtual FS]
+Virtual FS
+
+This option gives you control over the settings of the
+
Virtual File System Virtual File System information cache.
+
+The Midnight Commander keeps in memory the information
+related to some of the virtual file systems to speed up
+the access to the files in the file system. Since the
+information that must be kept may be large (for example,
+compressed tar files may be kept in RAM for faster
+access), you may want to tune the parameters of the cached
+information to decrease your memory usage or to maximize
+the speed of access to frequently used file systems.
+
+The Tar file system is quite clever about how it handles
+tar files: it just loads the directory entries and when it
+needs to use the information contained in the tar file, it
+goes and grab it.
+
+In the wild, tar files are usually kept compressed (plain
+tar files are species in extinction), and because of the
+nature of those files (the directory entries for the tar
+files is not there waiting for us to be loaded), the tar
+file system has two choices: load the complete,
+uncompressed tar file into memory or uncompress the file
+in the disk in a temporary location and then access the
+uncompressed file as a regular tar file.
+
+In this dialog box you tell the Midnight Commander which
+sizes for compressed tar files you will tolerate to load
+into your precious memory. The default setting is set to
+one megabyte, this means that compressed tar files whose
+size is at most one megabyte will be loaded into core,
+otherwise a temporary uncompressed tar file will be
+created to access the contents (all of this is transparent
+to the user).
+
+The program will let you add a suffix to specify the units
+of the number you typed in, use 'k' for kilobyte and 'm'
+for megabyte. Our routine does not accept floating point
+numbers, so you can't use ".5 m" to specify 512 kilobytes,
+you will have to use "512 k" instead.
+
+Now, since we all love to browse files and tar files all
+over the disk, it's common that you will leave a tar file
+and the re-enter it later. Since uncompression is slow,
+the Midnight Commander will cache the information in
+memory for a limited amount of time, after you hit the
+timeout, all of the memory resources associated with the
+file system will be freed. The default timeout is set to
+one minute.
+
+[Layout]
+Layout
+
+The layout dialog gives you a possibility to change the
+general layout of screen. You can specify whether the
+menubar, the command prompt, the hintbar and the function
+keybar are visible. On the Linux console you can specify
+how many lines are shown in the output window.
+
+The rest of the screen area is used for the two directory
+panels. You can specify whether the area is split to the
+panels in vertical or horizontal direction. The split can
+be equal or you can specify an unequal split.
+
+[Save Setup]
+Save Setup
+
+At startup the Midnight Commander will try to load
+initialization information from the $HOME/.mc.ini file. If
+this file doesn't exist, it will load the information from
+the system-wide configuration file, located in
+@prefix@/lib/mc/mc.ini. If the system-wide configuration
+file doesn't exist, MC uses the default settings.
+
+The Save Setup command creates the $HOME/.mc.ini file by
+saving the current settings of the 
Left, RightLeft and Right Menus and
+
OptionsOptions Menu menus.
+
+If you activate the auto save setup option, MC will always
+save the current settings when exiting.
+
+There also exist settings which can't be changed from the
+menus. To change these settings you have to edit the setup
+file with your favorite editor. See the section on 
Special
+SettingsSpecial Settings for more information.
+
+[]
+
+
+[Executing operating system commands]
+Executing operating system commands
+
+You may execute commands by typing them directly in the
+Midnight Commander's input line, or by selecting the
+program you want to execute with the selection bar in one
+of the panels and hitting Enter.
+
+If you press Enter over a file that is not executable, the
+Midnight Commander checks the extension of the selected
+file against the extensions in the 
Extensions File.Extension File Edit If a
+match is found then the code associated with that
+extension is executed. A very simple 
macro expansionMacro Substitution
+takes place before executing the command.
+
+[The cd internal command]
+The cd internal command
+
+The cd command is interpreted by the Midnight Commander,
+it is not passed to the command shell for execution. Thus
+it may not handle all of the nice macro expansion and
+substition that your shell does, although it does some of
+them:
+
+Tilde substitution The (~) will be substituted with your
+home directory, if you append a username after the tilde,
+then it will be substituted with the login directory of
+the the specified user.
+
+For example, ~guest is the home directory for the user
+guest, while ~/guest is the directory guest in your home
+directory.
+
+Previous directory You can jump to the directory you were
+previously by using the special directory name '-' like
+this: cd -
+
+CDPATH directories If the directory specified to the cd 
+command is not in the current directory, then The Midnight
+Commander uses the value in the environment variable
+CDPATH to search for the directory in any of the named
+directories.
+
+For example you could set your CDPATH variable to
+~/src:/usr/src, allowing you to change your directory to
+any of the directories inside the ~/src and /usr/src
+directories, from any place in the file system by using
+it's relative name (for example cd linux could take you to
+/usr/src/linux).
+
+[Macro Substitution]
+Macro Substitution
+
+
+When accessing a 
user menu, Menu File Edit or executing an 
extension
+dependent command,Extension File Edit or running a command from the command
+line input, a simple macro substitution takes place.
+
+The macros are:
+
+"%f" The current file name.
+
+"%d" The current directory name.
+
+"%F" The current file in the unselected panel.
+
+"%D" The directory name of the unselected panel.
+
+"%t" The currently tagged files.
+
+"%T" The tagged files in the unselected panel.
+
+"%u" and "%U" Similar to the %t and %T macros, but in
+addition the files are untagged. You can use this macro
+only once per menu file entry or extension file entry,
+because next time there will be no tagged files.
+
+"%s" and "%S" The selected files: The tagged files if
+there are any. Otherwise the current file.
+
+"%q" Dropped files. In all places except in the Drop
+action of the 
mc.ext file,Extension File Edit this will become a null
+string, in the Drop action it will be replaced with a
+space separated list of files that were dropped on the
+file.
+
+"%cd" This is a special macro that is used to change the
+current directory to the directory specified in front of
+it. This is used primarily as an interface to the 
Virtual
+File System.Virtual File System
+
+"%view" This macro is used to invoke the internal viewer.
+This macro can be used alone, or with arguments. If you
+pass any arguments to this macro, they should be enclosed
+in brackets. The arguments are: ascii to force the viewer
+into ascii mode; hex to force the viewer into hex mode;
+nroff to tell the viewer that it should interpret the bold
+and underline sequences of nroff; unformated to tell the
+viewer to not interpret nroff commands for making the text
+bold or underlined.
+
+"%%" The % character
+
+"%{some text}" Prompt for the substitution. An input box
+is shown and the text inside the braces is used as a
+prompt. The macro is substituted by the text typed by the
+user. The user can press ESC or F10 to cancel. This macro
+doesn't work on the command line yet.
+
+[The subshell support]
+The subshell support
+
+The subshell support is a compile time option, that works
+with the shells: bash, tcsh and zsh.
+
+When the subshell code is activated the Midnight Commander
+will spawn a concurrent copy of your shell (the one
+defined in the SHELL variable and if it is not defined,
+then the one in the /etc/passwd file) and run it in a
+pseudo terminal, instead of invoking a new shell each time
+you execute a command, the command will be passed to the
+subshell as if you had typed it. This also allows you to
+change the environment variables, use shell functions and
+define aliases that are valid until you quit the Midnight
+Commander.
+
+If you are using bash you can specify startup commands for
+the subshell in your ~/.mc.bashrc file and special
+keyboard maps in the ~/.mc.inputrc file. tcsh  users may
+specify startup commands in the ~/.mc.tcshrc file.
+
+When the subshell code is used, you can suspend
+applications at any time with the sequence C-o and jump
+back to the Midnight Commander, if you interrupt an
+application, you will not be able to run other external
+commands until you quit the application you interrupted.
+
+An extra added feature of using the subshell is that the
+prompt displayed by the Midnight Commander is the same
+prompt that you are currently using in your shell.
+
+The OPTIONS section has more information on how you can
+control the subshell code.
+
+[Controlling Midnight Commander]
+Controlling Midnight Commander
+
+The Midnight Commander defines an environment variable
+MC_CONTROL_FILE. The commands executed by MC may give
+instructions to MC by writing to the file specified by
+this variable. This is only available if you compiled your
+copy of the Midnight Commander with the WANT_PARSE option.
+
+The following instructions are supported.
+
+clear_tags		Clear all tags.
+tag <filename>		Tag specified file.
+untag <filename>	Untag specified file.
+select <filename>	Move pointer to file.
+change_panel		Switch between panels.
+cd <path>		Change directory.
+
+If the first letter of the instruction is in lower case it
+operates on the current panel. If the letter is in upper
+case the instruction operates on the other panel. The
+additional letters must be in lower case. Instructions
+must be separated by exactly one space, tab or newline.
+The instructions don't work in the Info, Tree and Quick
+views. The first error causes the rest to be ignored.
+
+[Chmod]
+Chmod
+
+The Chmod window is used to change the attribute bits in a
+group of files and directories. It can be invoked with the
+C-x c key combination.
+
+The Chmod window has two parts - Permissions and File
+
+In the File section are displayed the name of the file or
+directory and its permissions in octal form, as well as
+its owner and group.
+
+In the Permissions section there is a set of check buttons
+which correspond to the file attribute bits. As you change
+the attribute bits, you can see the octal value change in
+the File section.
+
+To move between the widgets (buttons and check buttons)
+use the arrow keys or the Tab key. To change the state of
+the check buttons or to select a button use Space. You can
+also use the hotkeys on the buttons to quickly activate
+that selection (they are the highlit letters on the
+buttons).
+
+To set the attribute bits, use the Enter key.
+
+When working with a group of files or directories, you
+just click on the bits you want to set or clear. Once you
+have selected the bits you want to change, you select one
+of the action buttons (Set marked or Clear marked).
+
+Finally, to set the attributes exactly to those specified,
+you can use the [Set all] button, which will act on all
+the tagged files.
+
+[Marked all] set only marked attributes to all selected
+files
+
+[Set marked] set marked bits in attributes of all selected
+files
+
+[Clean marked] clear marked bits in attributes of all
+selected files
+
+[Set] set the attributes of one file
+
+[Cancel] cancel the Chmod command
+
+[Chown]
+Chown
+
+The Chown command is used to change the owner/group of a
+file. The hot key for this command is C-x o.
+
+[File Operations]
+File Operations
+
+When you copy, move or delete files the Midnight Commander
+shows the file operations dialog. It shows the files
+currently being operated on and there are at most three
+progress bars. The file bar tells how big part of the
+current file has been copied so far. The count bar tells
+how many of tagged files have been handled so far. The
+bytes bar tells how big part of total size of the tagged
+files has been handled so far. If the verbose option is
+off the file and bytes bars are not shown.
+
+There are two buttons at the bottom of the dialog.
+Pressing the Skip button will skip the rest of the current
+file. Pressing the Abort button will abort the whole
+operation, the rest of the files are skipped.
+
+There are three other dialogs which you can run into
+during the file operations.
+
+The error dialog informs about error conditions and has
+three choices. Normally you select either the Skip button
+to skip the file or the Abort button to abort the
+operation altogether. You can also select the Retry button
+if you fixed the problem from another terminal.
+
+The replace dialog is shown when you attempt to copy or
+move a file on the top of an existing file. The dialog
+shows the dates and sizes of the both files. Press the Yes
+button to overwrite the file, the No button to skip the
+file, the alL button to overwrite all the files, the nonE
+button to never overwrite and the Update button to
+overwrite if the source file is newer than the target
+file. You can abort the whole operation by pressing the
+Abort button.
+
+The recursive delete dialog is shown when you try to
+delete a directory which is not empty. Press the Yes
+button to delete the directory recursively, the No button
+to skip the directory, the alL button to delete all the
+directories and the nonE button to skip all the non-empty
+directories. You can abort the whole operation by pressing
+the Abort button. If you selected the Yes or alL button
+you will be asked for a confirmation. Type "yes" only if
+you are really sure you want to do the recursive delete.
+
+If you have tagged files and perform an operation on them
+only the files on which the operation succeeded are
+untagged. Failed and skipped files are left tagged.
+
+[Mask Copy/Rename]
+Mask Copy/Rename
+
+The copy/move operations lets you translate the names of
+files in an easy way. To do it, you have to specify the
+correct source mask and usually in the trailing part of
+the destination specify some wildcards. All the files
+matching the source mask are copied/renamed according to
+the target mask. If there are tagged files, only the
+tagged files matching the source mask are renamed.
+
+There are other option which you can set:
+
+Follow symlinks tells whether make the symlinks in the
+source directory (not recursively in subdirectories) new
+symlinks in the target directory or whether would you like
+to copy their content.
+
+Dive into subdirs tells what to do if in the target
+directory exists a directory with the same name as the
+file/directory being copied. The default action is to copy
+it into that directory, by disabling this you can copy a
+directory's content into that directory. Perhaps an
+example will help:
+
+You want to copy content of a directory foo to /bla/foo,
+which is an already existing directory. Normally (when
+Dive is set), mc would copy the content into /bla/foo/foo,
+'cause the directory already exists. By disabling this
+option you will copy it exactly into /bla/foo.
+
+If you are root, you can set Preserve UIDs/GIDs, if you
+want to get the same owner and group of new files as the
+ones of the source files.
+
+"Use shell patterns on"
+
+When the shell patterns option is on you can use the '*'
+and '?' wildcards in the source mask. They work like they
+do in the shell. In the target mask only the '*' and
+'\<digit>' wildcards is allowed. The first '*' wildcard in
+the target mask corresponds to the first wildcard group in
+the source mask, the second '*' corresponds to the second
+group and so on. The '\1' wildcard corresponds to the
+first wildcard group in the source mask, the '\2' wildcard
+corresponds to the second group and so on all the way up
+to '\9'. The '\0' wildcard is the whole filename of the
+source file.
+
+Two examples:
+
+If the source mask is "*.tar.gz", the destination is
+"/bla/*.tgz" and the file to be copied is "foo.tar.gz",
+the copy will be "foo.tgz" in "/bla".
+
+Let's suppose you want to swap basename and extension so
+that "file.c" will become "c.file" and so on. The source
+mask for this is "*.*" and the destination is "\2.\1".
+
+"Use shell patterns off"
+
+When the shell patterns option is off the MC doesn't do
+automatic grouping anymore. You must use '\(...\)'
+expressions in the source mask to specify meaning for the
+wildcards in the target mask. This is more flexible but
+also requires more typing. Otherwise target masks are
+similar to the situation when the shell patterns option is
+on.
+
+Two examples:
+
+If the source mask is "^\(.*\)\.tar\.gz$", the destination
+is "/bla/*.tgz" and the file to be copied is "foo.tar.gz",
+the copy will be "/bla/foo.tgz".
+
+Let's suppose you want to swap basename and extension so
+that "file.c" will become "c.file" and so on. The source
+mask for this is "^\(.*\)\.\(.*\)$" and the destination is
+"\2.\1".
+
+"Case Conversions"
+
+You can also change the case of the filenames. If you use
+'\u' or '\l' in the target mask the next character will be
+converted to uppercase or lowercase correspondingly.
+
+If you use '\U' or '\L' in the target mask the next
+characters will be converted to uppercase or lowercase
+correspondingly up to the next '\E' or next '\U', '\L' or
+the end of the file name.
+
+The '\u' and '\l' are stronger than '\U' and '\L'.
+
+For example, if the source mask is '*' (shell patterns on)
+or '^\(.*\)$' (shell patterns off) and the target mask is
+'\L\u*' the file names will be converted to have initial
+upper case and otherwise lower case.
+
+You can also use '\' as a quote character. For example,
+'\\' is a backslash and '\*' is an asterisk.
+
+[Internal File Viewer]
+Internal File Viewer
+
+The internal file viewer provides two display modes: ASCII
+and hex. To toggle between modes, use the F4 key. If you
+have the GNU gzip program installed, it will be used to
+automatically decompress the files on demand.
+
+The viewer will try to use the best method provided by
+your system or the file type to display the information.
+The internal file viewer will interpret some string
+sequences to set the bold and underline attributes, thus
+making a pretty display of your files.
+
+When in hex mode, the search function accepts text in
+quotes as well as hexadecimal constants.
+
+You can mix quoted text with constants like this: "String"
+0xFE 0xBB "more text". Text between constants and quoted
+text is just ignored.
+
+Some internal details about the viewer: On systems that
+provide the mmap(2) system call, the program maps the file
+instead of loading it; if the system does not provide the
+mmap(2) system call or the file matches an action that
+requires a filter, then the viewer will use it's growing
+buffers, thus loading only those parts of the file that
+you actually access (this includes compressed files).
+
+Here is a listing of the actions associated with each key
+that the Midnight Commander handles in the internal file
+viewer.
+
+F1 Invoke the builtin hypertext help viewer.
+
+F2 Toggle the wrap mode.
+
+F4 Toggle the hex mode.
+
+F5 Goto line. This will prompt you for a line number and
+will display that line.
+
+F6, /.  Regular expression search.
+
+?, Reverse regular expression search.
+
+F7 Normal search / hex mode search.
+
+C-s. Start normal search if there was no previous search
+expression else find next match.
+
+C-r. Start reverse search if there was no previous search
+expression else find next match.
+
+n. Find next match.
+
+F8 Toggle Raw/Parsed mode: This will show the file as
+found on disk or if a processing filter has been specified
+in the mc.ext file, then the output from the filter.
+Current mode is always the other than written on the
+button label, since on the button is the mode which you
+enter by that key.
+
+F9 Toggle the format/unformat mode: when format mode is on
+the viewer will interpret some string sequences to show
+bold and underline with different colors. Also, on button
+label is the other mode than current.
+
+F10, Esc. Exit the internal file viewer.
+
+next-page, space, C-v. Scroll one page forward.
+
+prev-page, M-v, C-b, backspace. Scroll one page backward.
+
+down-key Scroll one line forward.
+
+up-key Scroll one line backward.
+
+C-l Refresh the screen.
+
+! Spawn a shell in the currently working directory.
+
+"[n] m" Set the mark n.
+
+"[n] r" Jump to the mark n.
+
+C-f Jump to the next file.
+
+C-b  Jump to the previous file.
+
+It's possible to instruct the file viewer how to display a
+file, look at the 
Extension File Edit sectionExtension File Edit[Completion]
+Completion
+
+
+Let the Midnight Commander type for you.
+
+Attempt to perform completion on the text before current
+position. MC attempts completion treating the text as
+variable (if the text begins with $ ), username (if the
+text begins with ~ ), hostname (if the text begins with @
+) or command (if you are on the command line in the
+position where you might type a command, possible
+completions then include shell reserved words and shell
+builtin commands as well) in turn. If none of these
+produces a match, filename completion is attempted.
+
+Filename, username, variable and hostname completion works
+on all input lines, command completion is command line
+specific. If the completion is ambiguous (there are more
+different possibilities), MC beeps and the following
+action depends on the setting of the 
show_all_if_ambiguousSpecial
+Settingsvariable in the Initialization file. If it is nonzero, a
+list of all possibilities pops up next to the current
+position and you can select with the arrow keys and Enter
+the correct entry. You can also type the first letters in
+which the possibilities differ to move to a subset of all
+possibilities and complete as much as possible. If you
+press M-Tab again, only the subset will be shown in the
+listbox, otherwise the first item which matches all the
+previous characters will be highlighted. As soon as there
+is no ambiguity, dialog disappears, but you can hide it by
+canceling keys Esc, F10 and left and right arrow keys. If
+
show_all_if_ambiguousSpecial Settings is set to zero, the dialog pops up
+only if you press M-Tab for the second time, for the first
+time MC just beeps.
+
+[Virtual File System]
+Virtual File System
+
+The Midnight Commander is provided with a code layer to
+access the file system; this code layer is known as the
+virtual file system switch. The virtual file system switch
+allows the Midnight Commander to manipulate files not
+located on the Unix file system.
+
+Currently the Midnight Commander is packaged with five
+Virtual File Systems (VFS): the local file system, used
+for accessing the regular Unix file system; the ftpfs,
+used to manipulate files on remote systems with the FTP
+protocol; the tarfs, used to manipulate tar and compressed
+tar files; the undelfs, used to recover deleted files on
+ext2 file systems (the default file system for Linux
+systems) and finally the mcfs (Midnight Commander file
+system), a network based file system.
+
+The VFS switch code will interpret all of the path names
+used and will forward them to the correct file system, the
+formats used for each one of the file systems is described
+later in their own section.
+
+[FTP File System]
+FTP File System
+
+The ftpfs allows you to manipulate files on remote
+machines, to actually use it, you may try to use the panel
+command FTP link (accesible from the menubar) or you may
+directly change your current directory to it using the cd
+command to a path name that looks like this:
+
+ftp://[user@]machine[remote-dir]
+
+The, user, port and remote-dir elements are optional. If
+you specify the user element, then the Midnight Commander
+will try to logon on the mremote machine as that user,
+otherwise it will use your login name.
+
+Examples:
+
+    ftp://ftp.nuclecu.unam.mx/linux/local
+    ftp://tsx-11.mit.edu/pub/linux/packages
+
+The Midnight Commander keeps the directory listing in a
+cache. The cache expire time is configurable in the
+
Virtual File System Virtual FS dialog box. This has the funny
+behavior that even if you make changes to a directory,
+they will not be reflected in the directory listing until
+you force a cache reload with the C-r key. This is a
+feature (when you think it's a bug, think about
+manipulating files on the other side of the Atlantic with
+ftpfs).
+
+[Tar File System]
+Tar File System
+
+The tar file system provides you with read-only access to
+your tar files and compressed tar files by using the chdir
+command. To change your directory to a tar file, you
+change your current directory to the tar file by using the
+following syntax:
+
+tar:filename.tar[dir-inside-tar]
+
+The mc.ext file already provides a shortcut for tar files,
+this means that usually you just point to a tar file and
+press return to enter into the tar file, see the 
Extension
+File Edit Extension File Edit section for details on how this is done.
+
+Examples:
+
+    tar:mc-3.0.tar.gz/mc-3.0/vfs
+    tar:/ftp/GCC/gcc-2.7.0.tar
+
+The latter specifies the full path of the tar archive.
+
+[Network File System]
+Network File System
+
+The Midnight Commander file system is a network base file
+system that allows you to manipulate the files in a remote
+machine as if they were local. To use this, the remote
+machine must be running the mcserv(8) server program.
+
+To connect to a remote machine, you just need to chdir
+into a special directory which name is in the following
+format:
+
+mc:[user@]machine[:port][remote-dir]
+
+The, user, port and remote-dir elements are optional. If
+you specify the user element then the Midnight Commander
+will try to logon on the remote machine as that user,
+otherwise it will use your login name.
+
+The port element is used when the remote machine running
+on a special port (see the mcserv(8) manual page for more
+information about ports); finally, if the remote-dir
+element is present, your current directory on the remote
+machine will be set to this one.
+
+Examples:
+
+    mc:ftp.nuclecu.unam.mx/linux/local
+    mc:joe@foo.edu:11321/private
+
+[Undelete File System]
+Undelete File System
+
+On Linux systems, if you asked configure to use the ext2fs
+undelete facilities, you will have the undelete file
+system available. Recovery of deleted files is only
+available on ext2 file systems. The undelete file system
+is just an interface to the ext2fs library to: retrieve
+all of the deleted files names on an ext2fs and provides
+and to extract the selected files into a regular
+partition.
+
+To use this file system, you have to chdir into the
+special file name formed by the "undel:" prefix and the
+file name where the actual file system resides.
+
+For example, to recover deleted files on the second
+partition of the first scsi disk on Linux, you would use
+the following path name:
+
+    undel:/dev/sda2
+
+It may take a while for the undelfs to load the required
+information before you start browsing files there.
+
+[Colors]
+Colors
+
+The Midnight Commander will try to detect if your terminal
+supports color using the terminal database and your
+terminal name. Sometimes it gets confused, so you may
+force color mode or disable color mode using the -c and -b
+flag respectively.
+
+If the program is compiled with the Slang screen manager
+instead of ncurses, it will also check the variable
+COLORTERM, if it is set, it has the same effect as the -c
+flag.
+
+The program can be compiled with both ncurses and slang,
+ncurses does not provide a way to force color mode:
+ncurses uses just the information in the terminal
+database.
+
+The Midnight Commander provides a way to change the
+default colors. Currently the colors are configured using
+the environment variable MC_COLOR_TABLE  or the Colors
+section in the initialization file.
+
+In the Colors section, the default color map is loaded
+from the base_color  variable. You can specify an
+alternate color map for a terminal by using the terminal
+name as the key in this section. Example:
+
+[Colors]
+base_color=
+xterm=menu=magenta:marked=,magenta:markselect=,red
+
+The format for the color definition is:
+
+  <keyword>=<foregroundcolor>,<backgroundcolor>:<keyword>= ...
+
+The colors are optional, and the keywords are: normal,
+selected, marked, markselect, errors, reverse menu,
+menusel, menuhot, menuhotsel, gauge; the dialog colors
+are: dnormal, dfocus, dhotnormal, dhotfocus; Help colors
+are: helpnormal, helpitalic, helpbold, helplink,
+helpslink; Viewer color is: viewunderline.
+
+The dialog boxes use the following colors: dnormal  is
+used for the normal text, dfocus is the color used for the
+currently selected component, dhotnormal is the color used
+to differentiate the hotkey color in normal components,
+whereas the dhotfocus color is used for the highlighted
+color in the currently selected component.
+
+Menus use the same scheme but uses the menu, menusel,
+menuhot and menuhotsel tags instead.
+
+Help uses the following colors: helpnormal is used for
+normal text, helpitalic is used for text which is
+emphasized in italic in the manual page, helpbold is used
+for text which is emphasized in bold in the manual page,
+helplink is used for not selected hyperlinks and helpslink
+is used for selected hyperlink.
+
+gauge determines color of filled part of the progress bar
+(gauge), which shows how many percent of files were copied
+etc. in a graphical way.
+
+The possible colors are: black, red, green, brightgreen,
+brown, yellow, blue, brightblue, magenta, brightmagenta,
+cyan, brightcyan, lightgray and white.
+
+If you are setting the colors from your private setup, you
+could use this format:
+
+colors=menu=magenta:marked=,magenta:markselect=,red
+
+[Special Settings]
+Special Settings
+
+Most of the settings of the Midnight Commander can be
+changed from the menus. However, there are a small number
+of settings which can only be changed by editing the setup
+file.
+
+These variables may be set in your $HOME/.mc.ini file:
+
+clear_before_exec. By default the Midnight Commander
+clears the screen before executing a command. If you would
+prefer to see the output of the command at the bottom of
+the screen, edit your ~/mc.ini file and change the value
+of the field clear_before_exec to 0.
+
+confirm_view_dir. If you press F3 on a directory, normally
+MC enters that directory. If this flag is set to 1, then
+MC will ask for confirmation before changing the directory
+if you have files tagged.
+
+drop_menus. If this variable is set, when you press the F9
+key, the pull down menus will be activated, else, you will
+only be presented with the menu title, and you will have
+to select the entry with the arrow keys or the first
+letter and from there select your option in the menu.
+
+ftpfs_retry_seconds. This value is the number of seconds
+the Midnight Commander will wait before attempting a
+reconnection to an ftp server that has denied the login.
+If the value is zero, the the program will not retry the
+login.
+
+max_dirt_limit. Specifies how many screen updates can be
+skipped at most in the internal file viewer. Normally this
+value is not significant, because the code automatically
+adjusts the number of updates to skip according to the
+rate of incoming keypresses. However, on very slow
+machines or terminals with a fast keyboard auto repeat, a
+big value can make screen updates too jumpy. It seems that
+setting max_dirt_limit to 10 causes the best behavior, and
+that is the default value.
+
+mouse_move_pages. Controls whenever scrolling with the
+mouse is done by pages or line by line on the panels.
+
+mouse_move_pages_viewer. Controls if scrolling with the
+mouse is done by pages or line by line on the internal
+file viewer.
+
+navigate_with_arrows. If this setting is turned on, then
+you may use the arrows keys to automatically chdir if the
+current selection is a subdirectory and the shell command
+line is empty. By default, this setting is off.
+
+nice_rotating_dash When on, this flag causes the commander
+to show a rotating dash as a work in progress indicator.
+
+old_esc_mode By default the Midnight Commander treats the
+ESC key as a key prefix (old_esc_mode=0), if you set this
+option (old_esc_mode=1), then the ESC key will act as a
+prefix key for one second, and if no extra keys have
+arrived, then the ESC key is interpreted as a cancel key
+(ESC ESC).
+
+
+only_leading_plus_minus set special treatment for '+',
+'-', '*' in command line (select, unselect, reverse
+selection) only if command line is empty. No need to qoute
+this characters in the middle of the command line. But we
+can not change selection when command line is not empty.
+panel_scroll_pages If set (the default), panel will scroll
+by half the display when the cursor reaches the end or the
+beginning of the panel, otherwise it will just scroll a
+file at a time.
+
+preserve_uidgid If this option is set (the default), when
+logged in as root the default will be to preserve the UID
+and the GID of files. Some users prefer to disable this
+option, so that's why it's configurable.
+
+show_output_starts_shell This variable only works if you
+are not using the subshell support. When you use the C-o
+keystroke to go back to the user screen, if this one is
+set, you will get a fresh shell. Otherwise, pressing any
+key will bring you back to the Midnight Commander.
+
+show_all_if_ambiguous. By default the Midnight Commander
+pops up all possible 
completionsCompletion if the completion is
+ambiguous if you press M-Tab for the second time, for the
+first time it just completes as much as possible and in
+the case of ambiguity beeps. If you want to see all the
+possible completions already after the first M-Tab
+pressing, set this option to 1.
+
+torben_fj_mode If this flag is set, then the home and end
+keys will work slightly different on the panels, instead
+of moving the selection to the first and last files in the
+panels, they will act as follows: The home key will: Go up
+to the middle line, if below it; else go to the top line
+unless it is already on the top line, in this case it will
+go to the first file in the panel. The end key has a
+similar behavior: Go down to the middle line, if over it;
+else go to the bottom line unless you already are at the
+bottom line, in such case it will move the selection to
+the last file name in the panel.
+
+use_file_to_guess_type If this variable is on (the
+default) it will spawn the file command to match the file
+types listed on the 
mc.ext file.Extension File Edit
+
+xterm_mode If this variable is on (default is off) when
+you browse the file system on a Tree panel, it will
+automatically reload the other panel with the contents of
+the selected directory.
+
+[Terminal databases]
+Terminal databases
+
+The Midnight Commander provides a way to fix your system
+terminal database without requiring root privileges. The
+Midnight Commander searches in the system initialization
+file (the mc.lib file located in the Midnight Commander
+library directory) or in the $HOME/.mc.ini file for the
+section "terminal:your-terminal-name" and then for the
+section "terminal:general", each line of the section
+contains a key symbol that you want to define, followed by
+an equal sign and the definition for the key. You can use
+the special \E form to represent the escape character and
+the ^x to represent the control-x character.
+
+The possible key symbols are:
+
+f0 to f20     Function keys f0-f20
+bs	      backspace
+home          home key
+end           end key
+up            up arrow key
+down          down arrow key
+left          left arrow key
+right         right arrow key
+pgdn          page down key
+pgup          page up key
+insert        the insert character
+delete        the delete character
+complete      to do completion
+
+For example, to define the key insert to be the Escape + [
++ O + p, you set this in the ini file:
+
+insert=\\E[Op
+
+The complete key symbol represents the escape sequences
+used to invoke the completion process, this is invoked
+with M-tab, but you can define other keys to do the same
+work (on those keyboard with tons of nice and unused keys
+everywhere).
+
+[]
+
+
+[FILES]
+FILES
+
+@prefix@/lib/mc.hlp The help file for the program.
+
+@prefix@/lib/mc/mc.ext The default system-wide extensions
+file.
+
+$HOME/.mc.ext User's own extension, view configuration and
+edit configuration file. They override the contents of the
+system wide files if present.
+
+@prefix@/lib/mc/mc.ini The default system-wide setup for
+the Midnight Commander, used only if the user lacks his
+own ~/.mc.ini file.
+
+@prefix@/lib/mc/mc.lib Global settings for the Midnight
+Commander. Settings in this file are global to any
+Midnight Commander, it is useful to define site-global
+terminal settings.
+
+$HOME/.mc.ini User's own setup. If this file is present
+then the setup is loaded from here instead of the
+system-wide startup file.
+
+@prefix@/lib/mc/mc.hint This file contains the hints
+(cookies) displayed by the program.
+
+@prefix@/lib/mc/mc.menu This file contains the default
+system-wide applications menu.
+
+$HOME/.mc.menu User's own application menu. If this file
+is present it is used instead of the system-wide
+applications menu.
+
+$HOME/.mc.tree The directory list for the directory tree
+and tree view features. Each line is one entry. The lines
+starting with a slash are full directory names. The lines
+starting with a number have that many characters equal to
+the previous directory. If you want you may create this
+file by giving the command "find / -type d -print | sort >
+~/.mc.tree". Normally there is no sense in doing it
+because the Midnight Commander automatically updates this
+file for you.
+
+[AVAILABILITY]
+AVAILABILITY
+
+The latest version of this program can be found at
+ftp.nuclecu.unam.mx in the directory /linux/local and from
+Europe at ftp.cvut.cz in the directory /pub/mc.[SEE ALSO]
+SEE ALSO
+
+ed(1), gpm(1), mcserv(8), terminfo(1), view(1), sh(1),
+bash(1), tcsh(1), zsh(1).
+
+The Midnight Commander page on the World Wide Web:
+	http://stekt.oulu.fi/~jtklehto/mc/
+
+[AUTHORS]
+AUTHORS
+
+Miguel de Icaza (miguel@roxanne.nuclecu.unam.mx), Janne
+Kukonlehto (jtklehto@paju.oulu.fi), Radek Doulik
+(rodo@earn.cvut.cz), Fred Leeflang (fredl@nebula.ow.org),
+Dugan Porter (dugan@b011.eunet.es), Jakub Jelinek
+(jj@jfch.vc.cvut.cz), Ching Hui (u811563@Oz.nthu.edu.tw),
+and Mauricio Plaza (mok@roxanne.nuclecu.unam.mx) are the
+developers of this package; Alessandro Rubini
+(rubini@ipvvis.unipv.it) has been especially helpful
+debugging and enhancing the program's mouse support, John
+Davis (davis@space.mit.edu) also made his S-Lang library
+available to us under the GPL and answered my questions
+about it, and the following people have contributed code
+and many bug fixes (in alphabetical order):
+
+Adam Tla/lka (atlka@sunrise.pg.gda.pl), Antonio Palama,
+DOS port (palama@posso.dm.unipi.it), Erwin van Eijk
+(wabbit@corner.iaf.nl), Gerd Knorr
+(kraxel@cs.tu-berlin.de), Jean-Daniel Luiset
+(luiset@cih.hcuge.ch), Jon Stevens
+(root@dolphin.csudh.edu), Juan Jose Ciarlante
+(jjciarla@raiz.uncu.edu.ar), Ilya Rybkin
+(rybkin@rouge.phys.lsu.edu), Marcelo Roccasalva
+(mfroccas@raiz.uncu.edu.ar), Massimo Fontanelli
+(MC8737@mclink.it), Sergey Ya. Korshunoff
+(root@seyko.msk.su), Thomas Pundt
+(pundtt@math.uni-muenster.de), Torben Fjerdingstad
+(tfj@olivia.ping.dk), Vadim Sinolitis
+(vvs@nsrd.npi.msu.su) and Wim Osterholt
+(wim@djo.wtm.tudelft.nl).
+
+[BUGS]
+BUGS
+
+See the file TODO in the distribution for information on
+what remains to be done.
 
 [main]
  lqwqk     k           k     
diff -u --recursive --new-file mc-3.1.10/src/panelize.c mc-3.2.1/src/panelize.c
--- mc-3.1.10/src/panelize.c	Fri Apr 19 09:05:09 1996
+++ mc-3.2.1/src/panelize.c	Thu May 16 20:34:37 1996
@@ -42,6 +42,7 @@
 #include "dialog.h"		/* For do_refresh() */
 #include "setup.h"		/* For profile_bname */
 #include "profile.h"		/* Load/save directories panelize */
+#include "fs.h"
 
 /* Needed for the extern declarations of integer parameters */
 #define DIR_H_INCLUDE_HANDLE_DIRENT
@@ -341,9 +342,16 @@
     }
 }
 
+struct spaced_dirent {
+    struct dirent dp;
+#ifdef NEED_EXTRA_DIRENT_BUFFER
+    char extra_buffer [MC_MAXPATHLEN];
+#endif
+};
+
 void do_external_panelize (char *command)
 {
-    struct dirent dp;
+    struct spaced_dirent dp;
     int status, link_to_dir, stalled_link;
     int next_free = 0;
     struct stat buf;
@@ -373,26 +381,27 @@
 	if (strlen(line) < 1)
 	    continue;
 	if (line [0] == '.' && line[1] == PATH_SEP)
-	    strcpy (dp.d_name, line + 2);
+	    strcpy (dp.dp.d_name, line + 2);
 	else
-	    strcpy (dp.d_name, line);
+	    strcpy (dp.dp.d_name, line);
 #if !defined(HAVE_DIRENT_H) && !defined(_POSIX_VERSION)
-	NLENGTH (&dp) = strlen (dp.d_name);
+	NLENGTH (&dp.dp) = strlen (dp.dp.d_name);
 #endif
-	status = handle_dirent (list, NULL, &dp, &buf, next_free, &link_to_dir,
+	status = handle_dirent (list, NULL, &dp.dp, &buf, next_free, &link_to_dir,
 	    &stalled_link);
 	if (status == 0)
 	    continue;
 	if (status == -1)
 	    break;
-	list->list [next_free].fnamelen = strlen (dp.d_name);
-	list->list [next_free].fname = strdup (dp.d_name);
+	list->list [next_free].fnamelen = NLENGTH (&(dp.dp));
+	list->list [next_free].fname = strdup (dp.dp.d_name);
+	list->list [next_free].cache = NULL;
 	file_mark (cpanel, next_free, 0);
 	list->list [next_free].f.link_to_dir = link_to_dir;
 	list->list [next_free].f.stalled_link = stalled_link;
 	list->list [next_free].buf = buf;
 	next_free++;
-	if (!(next_free & 15))
+	if (!(next_free & 32))
 	    rotate_dash ();
     }
     if (next_free){
diff -u --recursive --new-file mc-3.1.10/src/screen.c mc-3.2.1/src/screen.c
--- mc-3.1.10/src/screen.c	Fri Apr 19 09:04:59 1996
+++ mc-3.2.1/src/screen.c	Thu May 16 20:34:27 1996
@@ -48,6 +48,7 @@
 #include "profile.h"
 #include "widget.h"
 #include "../vfs/vfs.h"
+#include "../vfs/extfs.h"
 
 /* "$Id: screen.c,v 1.19 1995/02/21 19:07:10 miguel Exp $" */
 
@@ -1653,15 +1654,25 @@
 	do_cd (selection (panel)->fname);
     } else { 
 	if (is_exe (selection (panel)->buf.st_mode) &&
-	    if_link_is_exe (selection (panel)) &&
-	    vfs_current_is_local ()){
+	    if_link_is_exe (selection (panel))) {
+	    if (vfs_current_is_local ()) {
 #ifdef _OS_NT
-	    char *tmp = copy_strings (".\\", selection (panel)->fname, 0);
+	        char *tmp = copy_strings (".\\", selection (panel)->fname, 0);
 #else
-	    char *tmp = copy_strings ("./", selection (panel)->fname, 0);
+	        char *tmp = copy_strings ("./", selection (panel)->fname, 0);
 #endif
-	    execute (tmp);
-	    free (tmp);
+	        execute (tmp);
+	        free (tmp);
+	    } else if (vfs_current_is_extfs ()) {
+	        char *tmp = vfs_get_current_dir();
+	        char *tmp2;
+	        if (tmp [strlen (tmp) - 1] != '/')
+	            tmp2 = copy_strings (tmp, "/", selection (panel)->fname, 0);
+	        else
+	            tmp2 = copy_strings (tmp, selection (panel)->fname, 0);
+	        extfs_run(tmp2);
+	        free (tmp2);
+	    }
 	    return;
 	} else
 	    regex_command (selection (panel)->fname, "Open", NULL, 0);
diff -u --recursive --new-file mc-3.1.10/src/setup.c mc-3.2.1/src/setup.c
--- mc-3.1.10/src/setup.c	Fri Apr 19 09:05:03 1996
+++ mc-3.2.1/src/setup.c	Thu May 16 20:34:31 1996
@@ -56,6 +56,8 @@
 extern int tar_gzipped_memlimit;
 #endif
 
+extern char *find_ignore_dirs;
+
 char *profile_name;
 
 char setup_color_string [4096];
@@ -120,6 +122,7 @@
     { "command_prompt", &command_prompt },
     { "keybar_visible", &keybar_visible },
     { "message_visible", &message_visible },
+    { "xterm_hintbar", &xterm_hintbar },
     { "output_lines", &output_lines },
     { "show_mini_info", &show_mini_info },
     { 0, 0 }
@@ -451,6 +454,11 @@
 #endif
     boot_current_is_left =
 	GetPrivateProfileInt ("Dirs", "current_is_left", 1, profile);
+    
+    load_string ("Misc", "find_ignore_dirs", "", setup_color_string,
+		 sizeof (setup_color_string));
+    if (setup_color_string [0])
+	find_ignore_dirs = copy_strings (":", setup_color_string, ":", 0);
     
     /* The default color and the terminal dependent color */
     load_string ("Colors", "base_color", "", setup_color_string,
diff -u --recursive --new-file mc-3.1.10/src/view.c mc-3.2.1/src/view.c
--- mc-3.1.10/src/view.c	Fri Apr 19 09:05:02 1996
+++ mc-3.2.1/src/view.c	Thu May 16 20:34:30 1996
@@ -92,6 +92,9 @@
 10;
 #endif
 
+/* Our callback */
+static int view_callback (Dlg_head *h, WView *view, int msg, int par);
+
 /* Wrap mode */
 int wrap_mode = 1;
 
@@ -1938,7 +1941,7 @@
 #ifdef HAVE_XVIEW
 /* Real view only */
 
-void view_adjust_size ()
+void view_adjust_size (Dlg_head *unused)
 {
 }
 
@@ -1958,14 +1961,17 @@
     return !error;
 }
 #else
-
-static WView      *wview;
-static WButtonBar *bar;
 Dlg_head   *view_dlg;
 
-void view_adjust_size ()
+void view_adjust_size (Dlg_head *h)
 {
-    widget_set_size (&wview->widget, 0, 0, LINES-1, COLS);
+    WView      *view;
+    WButtonBar *bar;
+
+    /* Look up the viewer and the buttonbar, we assume only two widgets here */
+    view = (WView *) find_widget_type (h, (void *) &view_callback);
+    bar  = view->widget.parent->current->next->widget;
+    widget_set_size (&view->widget, 0, 0, LINES-1, COLS);
     widget_set_size (&bar->widget, LINES-1, 0, 1, COLS);
 }
 
@@ -1975,6 +1981,8 @@
     int midnight_colors [4];
     int error;
     WView *wview;
+    WButtonBar *bar;
+
     
     /* Create dialog and widgets, put them on the dialog */
     view_dlg = create_dlg (0, 0, LINES, COLS, midnight_colors,
@@ -1992,6 +2000,11 @@
     error = view_init (wview, _command, _file);
     if (move_dir_p)
 	*move_dir_p = 0;
+
+    /* Please note that if you add another widget,
+     * you have to modify view_adjust_size to
+     * be aware of it
+     */
     if (!error){
 	run_dlg (view_dlg);
 	if (move_dir_p)
diff -u --recursive --new-file mc-3.1.10/src/win.c mc-3.2.1/src/win.c
--- mc-3.1.10/src/win.c	Fri Apr 19 09:05:01 1996
+++ mc-3.2.1/src/win.c	Thu May 16 20:34:28 1996
@@ -158,7 +158,6 @@
     if (additional)
         switch (c){
 	case 'b':  
-	case XCTRL('b'):
 	case XCTRL('h'):
 	case KEY_BACKSPACE:
 	case 0177:
diff -u --recursive --new-file mc-3.1.10/vfs/Makefile.in mc-3.2.1/vfs/Makefile.in
--- mc-3.1.10/vfs/Makefile.in	Fri Apr 19 09:04:26 1996
+++ mc-3.2.1/vfs/Makefile.in	Thu May 16 20:34:04 1996
@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@
 
 VFSOBJS = $(NONETFILES) @NETFILES@
 
-EXTFSSTUFF = extfs.ini zip zoo lslR ftplist README a
+EXTFSSTUFF = extfs.ini zip zoo lslR ftplist README a rpm
 
 #
 # Distribution variables
@@ -84,6 +84,7 @@
 	$(INSTALL_PROGRAM) $(srcdir)/extfs/zoo $(DESTDIR)$(libdir)/extfs/zoo
 	$(INSTALL_PROGRAM) $(srcdir)/extfs/lslR $(DESTDIR)$(libdir)/extfs/lslR
 	$(INSTALL_PROGRAM) $(srcdir)/extfs/a $(DESTDIR)$(libdir)/extfs/a
+	$(INSTALL_PROGRAM) $(srcdir)/extfs/rpm $(DESTDIR)$(libdir)/extfs/rpm
 	$(INSTALL_PROGRAM) $(srcdir)/extfs/ftplist $(DESTDIR)$(libdir)/extfs/ftplist
 	$(INSTALL_DATA) $(srcdir)/extfs/extfs.ini $(DESTDIR)$(libdir)/extfs/extfs.ini
 	$(INSTALL_DATA) $(srcdir)/extfs/README $(DESTDIR)$(libdir)/extfs/README
diff -u --recursive --new-file mc-3.1.10/vfs/extfs/a mc-3.2.1/vfs/extfs/a
--- mc-3.1.10/vfs/extfs/a	Fri Apr 19 09:04:31 1996
+++ mc-3.2.1/vfs/extfs/a	Thu May 16 20:34:09 1996
@@ -32,19 +32,20 @@
   else
      hour = a[1];
   time = sprintf ("%02d:%02d", hour, a [2]);
+  split (date, b, /-/);
+  date = sprintf ("%02d-%02d-%02d", b[1], b[2], b[3]);
   if (size ~ /DIR/)
-printf "drwxr-xr-x   1 %-8d %-8d %8d %s %s %s\n", uid, 0, 0, date, time, name
-else
-printf "-rw-r--r--   1 %-8d %-8d %8d %s %s %s\n", uid, 0, size, date,time,name
+    printf "drwxr-xr-x   1 %-8d %-8d %8d %s %s %s\n", uid, 0, 0, date, time, tolower(name)
+  else
+    printf "-rw-r--r--   1 %-8d %-8d %8d %s %s %s\n", uid, 0, size, date,time,tolower(name)
 }
 '
 }
 
 case "$1" in
   list)    dosdir; exit 0 ;;
-  xlist) cat ~/borrame; exit 0 ;;
-  copyout) mcopy ${disk_drive}$2 $3
+  copyout) rm -f $4; mcopy ${disk_drive}$3 $4; exit 0 ;;
 esac
 
 # If we reach this place, then we do not know about the command:
-exit 1;
\ No newline at end of file
+exit 1;
diff -u --recursive --new-file mc-3.1.10/vfs/extfs/rpm mc-3.2.1/vfs/extfs/rpm
--- mc-3.1.10/vfs/extfs/rpm	Wed Dec 31 18:00:00 1969
+++ mc-3.2.1/vfs/extfs/rpm	Thu May 16 20:34:09 1996
@@ -0,0 +1,71 @@
+#! /bin/sh
+#
+# Written by Erik Troan (ewt@redhat.com) 1996
+#            Jakub Jelinek (jj@sunsite.mff.cuni.cz) 1996
+# (C) 1996 The Free Software Foundation.
+#
+#
+
+mcrpmfs_list ()
+{
+#    rpm --queryformat "-r--r--r--   1 root     root     %{SIZE} Jan  1 01:00 HEADER\n" -p $1 
+    DESC=`rpm -qip $1`
+    DATE=`echo $DESC | sed 's/^.*Build Date: ... //;s/[0-9][0-9]:[0-9][0-9]:[0-9][0-9]//;s/Install date:.*$//'`
+    SIZE=`echo $DESC | sed 's/^.*Size *: //;s/Description :.*$//'`
+    HEADERSIZE=`echo $DESC | wc -c`
+    echo "-r--r--r--   1 root     root  $HEADERSIZE $DATE HEADER"
+    echo "-r-xr-xr-x   1 root     root    39 $DATE INSTALL"
+    echo "-r-xr-xr-x   1 root     root    39 $DATE UPGRADE"
+    echo "dr-xr-xr-x   3 root     root  $SIZE $DATE INFO"
+    echo "-r--r--r--   1 root     root     0 $DATE INFO/NAME"
+    echo "-r--r--r--   1 root     root     0 $DATE INFO/VERSION"
+    echo "-r--r--r--   1 root     root     0 $DATE INFO/RELEASE"
+    echo "-r--r--r--   1 root     root     0 $DATE INFO/GROUP"
+    echo "-r--r--r--   1 root     root     0 $DATE INFO/DISTRIBUTION"
+    echo "-r--r--r--   1 root     root     0 $DATE INFO/VENDOR"
+    echo "-r--r--r--   1 root     root     0 $DATE INFO/BUILD_HOST"
+    echo "-r--r--r--   1 root     root     0 $DATE INFO/SOURCE_RPM"
+    echo "-r--r--r--   1 root     root     0 $DATE INFO/DESCRIPTION"
+    rpm2cpio $1 | cpio --quiet -v --list
+}
+
+mcrpmfs_copyout ()
+{
+    case "$2" in
+	HEADER) rpm -qip $1 > $3; exit 0;;
+	INSTALL) echo "# Run this to install this RPM package" > $3; exit 0;;
+	UPGRADE) echo "# Run this to upgrade this RPM package" > $3; exit 0;;
+	INFO/NAME) echo `rpm -qip $1` | sed 's/^.*Name *: //;s/ *Distribution *:.*$//' > $3; exit 0;;
+	INFO/VERSION) echo `rpm -qip $1` | sed 's/^.*Version *: //;s/ *Vendor *:.*$//' > $3; exit 0;;
+	INFO/RELEASE) echo `rpm -qip $1` | sed 's/^.*Release *: //;s/ *Build Date *:.*$//' > $3; exit 0;;
+	INFO/GROUP) echo `rpm -qip $1` | sed 's/^.*Group *: //;s/ *Source RPM *:.*$//' > $3; exit 0;;
+	INFO/DISTRIBUTION) echo `rpm -qip $1` | sed 's/^.*Distribution *: //;s/ *Version *:.*$//' > $3; exit 0;;
+	INFO/VENDOR) echo `rpm -qip $1` | sed 's/^.*Vendor *: //;s/ *Release *:.*$//' > $3; exit 0;;
+	INFO/BUILD_HOST) echo `rpm -qip $1` | sed 's/^.*Build Host *: //;s/ *Group *:.*$//' > $3; exit 0;;
+	INFO/SOURCE_RPM) echo `rpm -qip $1` | sed 's/^.*Source RPM *: //;s/ *Size *:.*$//' > $3; exit 0;;
+	INFO/DESCRIPTION) echo `rpm -qip $1` | sed 's/^.*Description *: //' > $3; exit 0;;
+	*)
+	    TMPDIR=/tmp/mctmpdir.$$
+	    mkdir $TMPDIR
+	    cd $TMPDIR
+	    rpm2cpio $1 | cpio -ivumd --quiet $2 >/dev/null
+	    mv $2 $3
+	    cd /
+	    rm -rf $TMPDIR;;
+    esac
+}
+
+mcrpmfs_run ()
+{
+    case "$2" in
+	INSTALL) echo "Installing $1"; rpm -ivh $1; exit 0;;
+	UPGRADE) echo "Upgrading $1"; rpm -iUvh $1; exit 0;;
+    esac
+}
+
+case "$1" in
+  list) mcrpmfs_list $2; exit 0;;
+  copyout) mcrpmfs_copyout $2 $3 $4; exit 0;;
+  run) mcrpmfs_run $2 $3; exit 1;;
+esac
+exit 1
diff -u --recursive --new-file mc-3.1.10/vfs/extfs/zip mc-3.2.1/vfs/extfs/zip
--- mc-3.1.10/vfs/extfs/zip	Fri Apr 19 09:04:30 1996
+++ mc-3.2.1/vfs/extfs/zip	Thu May 16 20:34:08 1996
@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@
     DOZIPINFO=
     eval $ZIPINFO -l $1 | awk -v uid=${UID-0} '
 /^Archive/ { next }
-/^[0-9]*\ files?\ / { next }
+/^[0-9]*\ file\ / { next }
 /unx/ { 
 if ($10 ~ /^\^/)
     $10=substr($10, 2)
@@ -45,6 +45,7 @@
 /^\ Length/ { next }
 /^\ ------/ { if (hyphens > 0) exit 0; hyphens=1; next }
 { 
+if (hyphens < 1) next;
 if ($8 ~ /^\^/)
     $8=substr($8, 2)
 if ($8 ~ /\/$/)
diff -u --recursive --new-file mc-3.1.10/vfs/extfs.c mc-3.2.1/vfs/extfs.c
--- mc-3.1.10/vfs/extfs.c	Fri Apr 19 09:04:28 1996
+++ mc-3.2.1/vfs/extfs.c	Thu May 16 20:34:06 1996
@@ -359,7 +359,7 @@
 
     if (!extfs_need_archive [*fstype]){
 	*archive = 0;
-	return strdup ("");
+	return strdup (name + strlen(extfs_prefixes [*fstype]) + 1);
     }
 	
     for (p = name + strlen (name); p > name; p--)
@@ -608,12 +608,29 @@
     else
 	archive_name = archive->name;
     
-    if (!*archive_name)
+    if (!archive_name || !*archive_name)
 	return "no_archive_name";
     else
 	return archive_name;
 }
 
+void extfs_run (char *file)
+{
+    struct extfs_archive *archive;
+    char *p, *q, *cmd;
+    struct extfs_entry *entry;
+
+    if ((p = extfs_get_path (file, &archive, 0, 0)) == NULL)
+	return;
+    q = (*p == '/') ? p + 1 : p;
+    
+    cmd = copy_strings (LIBDIR "extfs/", extfs_prefixes [archive->fstype], 
+                        " run ", get_archive_name(archive), " ", q, 0);
+    shell_execute(cmd, 0);
+    free(cmd);
+    free(p);
+}
+
 static void *extfs_open (char *file, int flags, int mode)
 {
     struct extfs_pseudofile *extfs_info;
@@ -714,8 +731,7 @@
         struct vfs_stamping *parent;
         vfs *v;
         
-	v = vfs_type (file->archive->name);
-	if (v == &local_vfs_ops) {
+	if (!file->archive->name || !*file->archive->name || (v = vfs_type (file->archive->name)) == &local_vfs_ops) {
 	    parent = NULL;
 	} else {
 	    parent = xmalloc (sizeof (struct vfs_stamping), "vfs stamping");
diff -u --recursive --new-file mc-3.1.10/vfs/extfs.h mc-3.2.1/vfs/extfs.h
--- mc-3.1.10/vfs/extfs.h	Fri Apr 19 09:04:30 1996
+++ mc-3.2.1/vfs/extfs.h	Thu May 16 20:34:07 1996
@@ -72,3 +72,4 @@
 int extfs_prefix_to_type (char *path);
 char *extfs_get_prefix (int fstype);
 char *extfs_analysis (char *path, char **arc_name, int *fstype, int is_dir);
+void extfs_run (char *path);
diff -u --recursive --new-file mc-3.1.10/vfs/ftpfs.c mc-3.2.1/vfs/ftpfs.c
--- mc-3.1.10/vfs/ftpfs.c	Fri Apr 19 09:04:28 1996
+++ mc-3.2.1/vfs/ftpfs.c	Thu May 16 20:34:05 1996
@@ -40,6 +40,7 @@
 #include <fcntl.h>
 #include <pwd.h>
 #include <time.h>
+#include <sys/types.h>
 #if defined(HAVE_UNISTD_H)
 #include <unistd.h>
 #endif
@@ -53,6 +54,9 @@
 #include <netdb.h>		/* struct hostent */
 #include <sys/socket.h>		/* AF_INET */
 #include <netinet/in.h>		/* struct in_addr */
+#ifdef HAVE_SETSOCKOPT
+#    include <netinet/ip.h>	/* IP options */
+#endif
 #include <arpa/inet.h>
 #include <arpa/ftp.h>
 #include <arpa/telnet.h>
@@ -96,6 +100,9 @@
 /* Proxy host */
 char *ftpfs_proxy_host = 0;
 
+/* source routing host */
+extern int source_route;
+
 /* If set, then log dialog between server and client */
 static int ftpfs_debug_server_dialog = 0;
 
@@ -109,6 +116,12 @@
 
 extern char *last_current_dir;
 
+/* command wait_flag: */
+#define NONE        0x00
+#define WAIT_REPLY  0x01
+#define WANT_STRING 0x02
+char reply_str [80];
+
 static char *ftpfs_get_current_directory(struct ftpfs_connection *bucket);
 
 /* Extract the hostname and username from the path */
@@ -279,7 +292,7 @@
 	return TRANSIENT;
     }
     if (wait_reply)
-	return getreply (sock, NULL, 0);
+	return getreply (sock, (wait_reply & WANT_STRING) ? reply_str : NULL, sizeof (reply_str)-1);
     return COMPLETE;
 }
 
@@ -289,7 +302,7 @@
     struct ftpfs_connection *bucket = data;
 
     print_vfs_message ("ftpfs: Disconnecting from %s", qhost(bucket));
-    command(bucket, 1, "QUIT");
+    command(bucket, WAIT_REPLY, "QUIT");
     close(qsock(bucket));
 }
 
@@ -317,12 +330,13 @@
     ftpfs_free_bucket (data);
 }
 
-static int changetype (struct ftpfs_connection *bucket, int binary)
+static int
+changetype (struct ftpfs_connection *bucket, int binary)
 {
     static int curr_binary = -1;
     
     if (binary != curr_binary) {
-        if (command (bucket, 1, "TYPE %c", binary ? 'I' : 'A') != COMPLETE) {
+        if (command (bucket, WAIT_REPLY, "TYPE %c", binary ? 'I' : 'A') != COMPLETE) {
 	    ftpfserrno = EIO;
             return -1;
 	}
@@ -374,9 +388,9 @@
     
     if (getreply (qsock(bucket), NULL, 0) == COMPLETE) {
 	print_vfs_message("ftpfs: sending login name");
-        if ((code = command (bucket, 1, "USER %s", name)) == CONTINUE) {
+        if ((code = command (bucket, WAIT_REPLY, "USER %s", name)) == CONTINUE) {
 	    print_vfs_message("ftpfs: sending user password");
-            if (command (bucket, 1, "PASS %s", pass) == COMPLETE)
+            if (command (bucket, WAIT_REPLY, "PASS %s", pass) == COMPLETE)
 	        {
 		    print_vfs_message("ftpfs: logged in");
 		    wipe_password (pass);
@@ -401,6 +415,37 @@
     return 0;
 }
 
+#ifdef HAVE_SETSOCKOPT
+static void
+setup_source_route (int socket, int dest)
+{
+    char buffer [20];
+    char *ptr = buffer;
+
+    if (!source_route)
+	return;
+    bzero (buffer, sizeof (buffer));
+    *ptr++ = IPOPT_LSRR;
+    *ptr++ = 3 + 8;
+    *ptr++ = 4;			/* pointer */
+
+    /* First hop */
+    bcopy ((char *) &source_route, ptr, sizeof (int));
+    ptr += 4;
+
+    /* Second hop (ie, final destination) */
+    bcopy ((char *) &dest, ptr, sizeof (int));
+    ptr += 4;
+    while ((ptr - buffer) & 3)
+	ptr++;
+    if (setsockopt (socket, IPPROTO_IP, IP_OPTIONS,
+		    buffer, ptr - buffer) < 0)
+	message (1, " Error ", " Could not set source routing (%s)", unix_error_string (errno));
+}
+#else
+#define setup_source_route(x,y)
+#endif
+    
 static int
 ftpfs_open_socket(struct ftpfs_connection *bucket)
 {
@@ -448,6 +493,8 @@
 	ftpfserrno = errno;
 	return -1;
     }
+    setup_source_route (my_socket, server_address.sin_addr.s_addr);
+    
     print_vfs_message("ftpfs: making connection to %s", host);
 
     enable_interrupt_key(); /* clear the interrupt flag */
@@ -492,6 +539,7 @@
     qdcache(bucket)=0;
     bucket->lock = 0;
     bucket->use_proxy = 0;
+    bucket->use_source_route = source_route;
     retry_seconds = 0;
     
     if ((qdcache(bucket) = linklist_init()) == NULL) {
@@ -625,7 +673,7 @@
 {
     char buf[4096], *bufp, *bufq;
 
-    if (command(bucket, 0, "PWD") != COMPLETE)
+    if (command(bucket, NONE, "PWD") != COMPLETE)
 	return NULL;
     if (getreply(qsock(bucket), buf, sizeof(buf)) == COMPLETE) {
     	bufp = NULL;
@@ -674,7 +722,44 @@
     } while (lptr != ftpfs_connections_list);
 }
 
-static int initconn (struct ftpfs_connection *bucket)
+    
+/* Setup Passive ftp connection, we use it for source routed connections */
+static int
+setup_passive (int my_socket, struct ftpfs_connection *bucket, struct sockaddr_in *sa)
+{
+    int xa, xb, xc, xd, xe, xf;
+    char n [6];
+    char *c = reply_str;
+    
+    if (command (bucket, WAIT_REPLY | WANT_STRING, "PASV") != COMPLETE)
+	return 0;
+
+    /* Parse remote parameters */
+    for (c = reply_str + 4; (*c) && (!isdigit (*c)); c++)
+	;
+    if (!*c)
+	return 0;
+    if (!isdigit (*c))
+	return 0;
+    if (sscanf (c, "%d,%d,%d,%d,%d,%d", &xa, &xb, &xc, &xd, &xe, &xf) != 6)
+	return 0;
+    n [0] = (unsigned char) xa;
+    n [1] = (unsigned char) xb;
+    n [2] = (unsigned char) xc;
+    n [3] = (unsigned char) xd;
+    n [4] = (unsigned char) xe;
+    n [5] = (unsigned char) xf;
+
+    bcopy ((void *)n,     &(sa->sin_addr.s_addr), 4);
+    bcopy ((void *)&n[4], &(sa->sin_port), 2);
+    setup_source_route (my_socket, sa->sin_addr.s_addr);
+    if (connect (my_socket, (struct sockaddr *) sa, sizeof (struct sockaddr_in)) < 0)
+	return 0;
+    return 1;
+}
+
+static int
+initconn (struct ftpfs_connection *bucket)
 {
     struct sockaddr_in data_addr;
     int data, len = sizeof(data_addr);
@@ -693,16 +778,27 @@
 	ftpfserrno = EIO;
         return -1;
     }
+
+    if (bucket->use_source_route){
+	int c;
+	
+	if ((c = setup_passive (data, bucket, &data_addr)))
+	    return data;
+	print_vfs_message("ftpfs: could not setup passive mode for source routing");
+	bucket->use_source_route = 0;
+    }
+    /* If passive setup fails, fallback to active connections */
+    /* Active FTP connection */
     if (bind (data, (struct sockaddr *)&data_addr, len) < 0)
-        goto error_return;
+	goto error_return;
     getsockname(data, (struct sockaddr *) &data_addr, &len);
     if (listen (data, 1) < 0)
-        goto error_return;
+	goto error_return;
     {
-        unsigned char *a = (unsigned char *)&data_addr.sin_addr;
-        unsigned char *p = (unsigned char *)&data_addr.sin_port;
-        
-        if (command (bucket, 1, "PORT %d,%d,%d,%d,%d,%d", a[0], a[1], 
+	unsigned char *a = (unsigned char *)&data_addr.sin_addr;
+	unsigned char *p = (unsigned char *)&data_addr.sin_port;
+	
+	if (command (bucket, WAIT_REPLY, "PORT %d,%d,%d,%d,%d,%d", a[0], a[1], 
 		     a[2], a[3], p[0], p[1]) != COMPLETE)
 	    goto error_return;
     }
@@ -725,22 +821,26 @@
     if (changetype (bucket, isbinary) == -1)
         return -1;
     if (remote)
-        j = command (bucket, 1, "%s %s", cmd, remote);
+        j = command (bucket, WAIT_REPLY, "%s %s", cmd, remote);
     else
-    	j = command (bucket, 1, "%s", cmd);
+    	j = command (bucket, WAIT_REPLY, "%s", cmd);
     if (j != PRELIM) {
 	ftpfserrno = EPERM;
         return -1;
     }
     enable_interrupt_key();
-    data = accept (s, (struct sockaddr *)&from, &fromlen);
-    if (data < 0) {
-	ftpfserrno = errno;
+    if (bucket->use_source_route)
+	data = s;
+    else {
+	data = accept (s, (struct sockaddr *)&from, &fromlen);
+	if (data < 0) {
+	    ftpfserrno = errno;
+	    close(s);
+	    return -1;
+	}
 	close(s);
-	return -1;
-    }
+    } 
     disable_interrupt_key();
-    close(s);
     return data;
 }
 
@@ -779,13 +879,17 @@
     static unsigned char ipbuf[3] = { IAC, IP, IAC };
     fd_set mask;
     char buf[1024];
+
+    print_vfs_message("ftpfs: aborting transfer.");
     if (send(qsock(bucket), ipbuf, sizeof(ipbuf), MSG_OOB) != sizeof(ipbuf)) {
 	print_vfs_message("ftpfs: abort error: %s", unix_error_string(errno));
 	return;
     }
     
-    if (command(bucket, 0, "%cABOR", DM) != COMPLETE)
+    if (command(bucket, NONE, "%cABOR", DM) != COMPLETE){
+	print_vfs_message ("ftpfs: abort failed");
 	return;
+    }
     if (dsock != -1) {
 	FD_ZERO(&mask);
 	FD_SET(dsock, &mask);
@@ -866,6 +970,7 @@
     struct ftpentry *fe;
     char buffer[8192];
     struct ftpfs_dir *dcache;
+    int got_intr = 0;
 
     for (p = qdcache(bucket)->next;p != qdcache(bucket);
 	 p = p->next) {
@@ -888,7 +993,7 @@
 
     has_symlinks = 0;
     print_vfs_message("ftpfs: Reading FTP directory...");
-    if (command(bucket, 1, "CWD %s", remote_path) != COMPLETE) {
+    if (command(bucket, WAIT_REPLY, "CWD %s", remote_path) != COMPLETE) {
 	ftpfserrno = ENOENT;
 	print_vfs_message("ftpfs: CWD failed.");
 	return NULL;
@@ -928,6 +1033,9 @@
     errno = 0;
     while (fgets (buffer, sizeof (buffer), fp) != NULL) {
 
+	if (got_intr = got_interrupt ())
+	    break;
+	
 	fe = xmalloc(sizeof(struct ftpentry), "struct ftpentry");
 	fe->freshly_created = 0;
 	if (fe == NULL) {
@@ -950,7 +1058,7 @@
 	else
 	    free(fe);
     }
-    if ((errno == EINTR) && (got_interrupt())) {
+    if (got_intr){
 	disable_interrupt_key();
 	print_vfs_message("ftpfs: reading FTP directory interrupt by user");
 	ftpfs_abort(bucket, fileno(fp));
@@ -1002,6 +1110,7 @@
     struct stat s;
 
     local_handle = open(fe->local_filename, O_RDONLY);
+    unlink (fe->local_filename);
     if (local_handle == -1) {
 	ftpfserrno = EIO;
 	return 0;
@@ -1069,9 +1178,11 @@
     return 0;
 }
 
+/* These variables are for the _ctl routine */
 static char *localname = NULL;
 static struct ftpentry *remoteent;
 static int remotetotal = 0;
+static int transfer_started = 0;
 static char *remotebuffer;
 static int isremotecopy = 0;
 static int remotelocal_handle, remotesock, remoten, remotestat_size;
@@ -1124,14 +1235,33 @@
             return isremotecopy;
 	    
         case MCCTL_REMOTECOPYCHUNK:
-            if (!remotetotal)
-                if (!retrieve_file_start2 (remoteent))
+            if (!transfer_started)
+                if (!retrieve_file_start2 (remoteent)){
                     return MCERR_TARGETOPEN;
+		} else
+		    transfer_started = 1;
 
 	    enable_interrupt_key ();
             if (!remoten) {
+		fd_set set;
+		int v;
+		
+		FD_ZERO (&set);
+		FD_SET (remotesock, &set);
+		FD_SET (0, &set);
+		v = select (remotesock+1, &set, 0, 0, NULL);
+
+		if (((v < 0) && (errno == EINTR)) || (FD_ISSET (0, &set))){
+		    disable_interrupt_key ();
+		    return MCERR_DATA_ON_STDIN;
+		}
+		    
     	        if ((n = read(remotesock, remotebuffer, 8192)) < 0){
-    	            return MCERR_READ;
+		    disable_interrupt_key ();
+		    if (errno == EINTR)
+			return MCERR_DATA_ON_STDIN;
+		    else
+			return MCERR_READ;
 		}
 	        if (n == 0) {
     	    	    if (getreply (qsock (remoteent->bucket), NULL, 0) != COMPLETE) {
@@ -1143,8 +1273,11 @@
 			free (localname);
 			localname = NULL;
 		    }
+		    disable_interrupt_key ();
+		    transfer_started = 0;
 	            return MCERR_FINISH;
 	        }
+		disable_interrupt_key ();
 	        remotetotal += n;
 	        remoten = n;
             } else
@@ -1165,6 +1298,7 @@
 	            remoteent->local_stat.st_mtime = 0;
 	    } else
 	        remoteent->local_stat.st_mtime = 0;
+	    transfer_started = 0;
 	    ftpfs_abort (remoteent->bucket, remotesock);
 	    ftpfserrno = EINTR;
 	    return 0;
@@ -1477,7 +1611,7 @@
 
     if (!(remote_path = ftpfs_get_path(&bucket, filename)))
 	return -1;
-    r = command (bucket, 1, cmd, remote_path);
+    r = command (bucket, WAIT_REPLY, cmd, remote_path);
     free(remote_path);
     vfs_add_noncurrent_stamps (&ftpfs_vfs_ops, (vfsid) bucket, NULL);
     if (flags & OPT_IGNORE_ERROR)
@@ -1820,7 +1954,7 @@
     if (!(remote_path = ftpfs_get_path(&bucket, path)))
 	return -1;
     got_sigpipe = 0;
-    r = command (bucket, 1, "CWD %s", remote_path);
+    r = command (bucket, WAIT_REPLY, "CWD %s", remote_path);
     if (got_sigpipe)
 	goto retry;
 
diff -u --recursive --new-file mc-3.1.10/vfs/ftpfs.h mc-3.2.1/vfs/ftpfs.h
--- mc-3.1.10/vfs/ftpfs.h	Fri Apr 19 09:04:29 1996
+++ mc-3.2.1/vfs/ftpfs.h	Thu May 16 20:34:07 1996
@@ -39,6 +39,7 @@
     int failed_on_login;	/* used to pass the failure reason to upper levels */
     int use_proxy;		/* use a proxy server */
     int result_pending;
+    int use_source_route;
 };
 
 #define qhost(b) (b)->host
diff -u --recursive --new-file mc-3.1.10/vfs/vfs.c mc-3.2.1/vfs/vfs.c
--- mc-3.1.10/vfs/vfs.c	Fri Apr 19 09:04:27 1996
+++ mc-3.2.1/vfs/vfs.c	Thu May 16 20:34:04 1996
@@ -820,6 +820,11 @@
 	    return result;
 	} else {
 	    /* We want to move outside of the archive */
+	    if (!istar && (!arc_name || !*arc_name)) {
+	        free (local_path);
+	        if (arc_name) free (arc_name);
+	        return strdup ("/");
+	    }
 	    q = strrchr (arc_name, '/');
 	    if (q == NULL)
 	    	q = arc_name; /* Should not happen */
@@ -989,6 +994,11 @@
     return current_vfs == &local_vfs_ops;
 }
 
+int vfs_current_is_extfs (void)
+{
+    return current_vfs == &extfs_vfs_ops;
+}
+
 int vfs_file_is_local (char *filename)
 {
     vfs *vfs;
@@ -1580,7 +1590,7 @@
         } else {
             idx++;
             tim.tm_sec = 0;
-            if (!extfs_format_date) {
+            if (!extfs_format_date && !year_supplied) {
                 tim.tm_year = current_year;
                 if (tim.tm_mon > current_mon)
                     tim.tm_year--;
diff -u --recursive --new-file mc-3.1.10/vfs/vfs.h mc-3.2.1/vfs/vfs.h
--- mc-3.1.10/vfs/vfs.h	Fri Apr 19 09:04:29 1996
+++ mc-3.2.1/vfs/vfs.h	Thu May 16 20:34:07 1996
@@ -88,6 +88,7 @@
     char *vfs_canon (char *path);
     char *mc_get_current_wd (char *buffer, int bufsize);
     int vfs_current_is_local (void);
+    int vfs_current_is_extfs (void);
     int vfs_file_is_local (char *name);
     char *vfs_get_current_dir (void);
     
@@ -235,10 +236,18 @@
 #define MCCTL_FINISHREMOTE	3
 #define MCCTL_FLUSHDIR          4
 
+/* Return codes from the ${fs}_ctl routine */
+
 #define MCERR_TARGETOPEN	-1
+    /* Can't open target file */
 #define MCERR_READ		-2
+    /* Read error on source file */
 #define MCERR_WRITE		-3
+    /* Write error on target file */
 #define MCERR_FINISH		-4
+    /* Finished transfer */
+#define MCERR_DATA_ON_STDIN     -5
+    /* Data waiting on stdin to be processed */
 
 #endif /* __VFS_H */