Cloaking has been modulized and a new cloaking system has been introduced.
Please take the time to read these notes...

- There are 2 cloaking modules: 'cloak' and 'oldcloak'.
- You MUST load 1 of them (like: loadmodule "src/modules/cloak.so";).
- 'cloak' is the new, RECOMMENDED, and much more secure cloaking algorithm that uses
  md5 internally and requires 3 keys of 5-100 characters (10-20 is fine) consisting of
  mixed lowcase (a-z), upcase (A-Z) and digits (0-9). For example:
  set {
   cloak-keys {
        "AHos2HOHS6ds2gsQQHGAkish";
	"qF5D3ormaH6mnEvbaH226lfEhjf";
	"hfA6HwFh53HedOwQg9Ufs";
   };
  };
- 'oldcloak' is just the <=3.2 cloaking algorithm, BUT..
- 'oldcloak' is ONLY ment for use during the upgrade process (it will give
  a warning if you use it), you should switch to the much more secure 'cloak' module
  as soon as all your servers are upgraded.
- Another advantage of cloaking being modulized is that 3rd party cloak modules
  are now possible that use other algorithms or cloak in a different way.

To summarize:

= for *NIX users =
loadmodule "src/modules/cloak.so"; /* change path if needed */
and change your set::cloak-keys to mixed lowcase/upcase/digits (as mentioned
earlier).

= for Windows users =
loadmodule "modules/cloak.dll";
and change your set::cloak-keys to mixed lowcase/upcase/digits (as mentioned
earlier).