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- Stefano Rodighiero for catching the extra "use vars" in CacheUtils

- dwright at cpan.org for the fix on the infinite loop for
  auto_purge_on_get

- thanks to <info at whawes.co.uk> for catching the windows directory
  path bug

- worked with andrew velikoredchanin <andrew at rodtext.ru> to fix
  a bug with file permissions at File::Temp

- thomas.acunzo at ubs.com identified some issues with SharedMemoryCache
  which led to better error checking

- siracusa at mindspring.com suggested using $1 on all error messages

- Stephen Edmonds <Stephen.Edmonds at its.monash.edu.au> caught a bug where
  invalid frozen data could be returned.

- Shailen Bellare <Shailen.Bellare at lehman.com> assisted in the work 
  required to migrated to Storable's "nfreeze" instead of "freeze" 

- Simran <simran at cse.unsw.edu.au> submitted a patch to correctly initialize
  the MemoryBackend hash

- Rob Mueller <robm at fastmail.fm> and Jeremy Howard <jhoward at fastmail.fm> 
  provided a patch to ensure consistent state if the filesystem fills up

- Glady.Junsay <Glady.Junsay at target.com> noticed that get_keys was 
  defined twice in NullCache

- Sterling Swartwout <sterling_swartwout at standardandpoors.com> helped
  track down an issue with the regex quoting in older versions of perl

- Yves Orton <yves.orton at mciworldcom.de>, a CPAN tester, submitted a
  patch to _Make_Path to fix warnings on Win32

- Adam Tricket <ATricket at alarismed.com> and <yves.orton at mciworldcom.de> 
  helped debug the make test failure (due to fileglobs in Makefile.PL) on 
  Windows

- Christian Gilmore <cgilmore at tivoli.com> suggested that I expose the
  get_namespaces method through the Cache interface

- Jonathan Swartz submitted a patch for a much better untainting regex

- Richard Chen <chenri at snet.net> informed me of a better way to call
  static methods without knowing the type of the class until runtime

- Christophe Marcant <bl3rw5pv001 at sneakemail.com> offered a patch to
  allow spaces to be used in the filenames

- Eric Cholet <cholet at logilune.com> offered a patch to fix the missing
  import in Cache::CacheUtils and is helping debug using a Backend on
  its own

- Axel Beckert <abe at cs.uni-sb.de> submitted a patch to fix a bug in
  the expiration units

- Ken Williams <ken at forum.swarthmore.edu> submitted a patch to workaround
  a File::Path bug that was causing make test to fail

- Randal Schwartz <merlyn at stonehenge.com> discovered a nasty bug on
  the construction of cache instances that use the auto_purge_interval

- Chris Fairbanks <cfairbanks at site59.com> helped think through
  the factory-like model for construction using private constructors
  that allow for the proper initialization of child classes

- Rob Bloodgood <robb at empire2.com> discovered that the documentation
  should better reflect that size means size in bytes

- Bjorn Jacobsen <maybe at yes.no> suggested that I use the OO interface
  to File::Spec to avoid inadvertently importing those methods into 
  the global namespace

- Jay Sachs <jay at eziba.com> for suggesting and writing the NullCache 
  implementation

- Randal Schwartz <merlyn at stonehenge.com> wrote about an automatic purging
  mechanism for the cache in Web Techniques, and helped me implement
  that feature as part of the framework

- Matt Sly <matt at eziba.com> for catching a bug with erroneously
  importing an unused module
  
- Dave Rolsky <autarch at urth.org> for helping me rewrite the Makefile.PL to
  do conditional installation and testing based on dependency detection

- Greg Cope <greg at rubberplant.freeserve.co.uk> suggested that I switch
  to IPC::ShareLite, and helped debug version 0.05

- Daniel Little <danl at metrex.net> suggested that I write the 
  SizeAwareMemoryCache module

- Jonathan Swartz <jswartz at users.sourceforge.net>, a Perl Cache
  project developer, for the expanded expiration format code and all of
  the great dialog in the list server, continued testing, and
  a million good ideas!  A big thanks, Jonathan.

- Sergey Polyakov <alexei at samara.net> for numerous bug reports and for
  being an early adopter of Perl Cache

# The follow credits were copied from File::Cache, the previous
# incarnation of this library

- David Coppit <david at coppit.org> added: max_size, auto_purge,
  get_stale(), reduce_size(), username, and filemode, fixed a bug that
  prevented expired cache items from being unlinked by purge(), and
  added the get_creation_time() and get_expiration_time() routines. (a
  big thanks David!)  Also, David added the Data::Dumper persistence 
  format for cross-OS operability and greatly improved the documentation,
  and many many other things

- Larry Moore <ljmoore at freespace.net>, a cpan tester, noticed that
  version 0.04 failed to compile on MacOS (thanks Larry!)

- Frey Kuo <frey at engineer.com> pointed out that the example in the
  README was rather buggy.  (thanks Frey!)

- Doug Steinwand <dsteinwand at etoys.com> found that on FreeBSD, the
  _purge routine failed due to an issue with File::Find and even
  provided a fix.  (thanks Doug!)

- Chris Winters <cwinters at intes.net> needed the cache_depth code, so I
  added it, and he was gracious enough to help test it

- Jessica Mintz provided valuable debugging information that tracked
  down the unlink file race

- Jeremy Howard (jhoward at fastmail.fm) added two great patches that
  made File::Cache taint safe, plus he's using it at fastmail.fm!

- Randal L. Schwartz (merlyn at stonehenge.com) caught a version dependency
  on the File::Path, which led to some major changes to the entire
  library finally passing taint checking.  Also, he suggested the
  temp->rename change to _WRITE_FILE. (Thanks Randal!)

- Michael Blakeley (mike at blakeley.com) caught the bug with
  .description files not being readable when the umask is restrictive and 
  offered a patch.  (Thanks Mike!)

- Neil Conway (nconway at klamath.dyndns.org) suggested documenting the 
  optional dependency on Storable, adding a dependency for File::Spec
  0.82, and removing the "use Data::Dumper" line.  (Thanks Neil!)