Firstly, this patch fixes a bug whereby a malicious user could
create a symlink in the Stunnel pid directory pointing to a
file that is writable by the user invoking Stunnel, thus
truncating and overwriting the file.   This could lead to
data destruction.


The second purpose of this patch is to allow you to specify
where and if a pid file should be created.  A new flag, '-P'
is added to stunnel that works as follows:

	-P /path/to/pid/dir/
		Create the pid file in the directory named.
		Note that you *MUST* specify a trailing
		slash for this method.

	-P /path/to/pid/file.pid
		Create the pid file with the filename
		specified (no trailing slash)

	-P none
		Don't create a pid file at all.


Changes:
	stunnel will now require that it can create the
	pid file.  If it cannot, it will stop.  Thus users
	may need to start using the '-P none' option.