Changes to the package itself:
- Update MASTER_SITES and HOMEPAGE.
- Change iterator variables to something other than "file" to
placate pkglint.
From the changelog:
* 'keyword' addresses now use an identifying string like 'dated' and
'sender' addresses do. 'keyword' by default, and customizable via
TAGS_KEYWORD. This means you'll need to generate new addresses
using `tmda-address', as your old ones will no longer work.
If you want your old keyword addresses to be accepted until you can
transition to the new format, you can add entries for them in your
FILTER_INCOMING. e.g,
to jason-promos.8d06eu@mastaler.com ok
to jason-stupid_promo.289j76@mastaler.com ok
* RECIPIENT_DELIMITER is no longer allowed to be part of the keyword
in a keyword address. `?' will be substituted for it when a new
keyword address is created.
* The format for a confirmation request address is now:
RECIPIENT-confirm-TIMESTAMP.PID.HMAC, instead of
RECIPIENT-confirm-accept.TIMESTAMP.PID.HMAC
The new format is detailed in CRYPTO. Because of this change, it's
recommended that you run tmda-pending to make sure your queue is
free of legitimate messages, since the old confirmation addresses
will no longer work.
If you are unable to do this and need temporary backward
compatibility with the old format, there is a patch against 0.56
available at:
<URL:http://mla.libertine.org/tmda-users/200206/msg00193.html>
* Confirmed messages are now reinjected to the original envelope
recipient address (RECIPIENT) rather than to:
RECIPIENT-confirm-done.TIMESTAMP.PID.HMAC
See CRYPTO for more details.
* TMDA now sends outgoing mail by handing it off to an SMTP server
instead of the /usr/sbin/sendmail program. By default it will use
the standard SMTP port (25) on the local host. You can modify this
by setting the "SMTPHOST" variable in your tmdarc. See
TMDA/Defaults.py for further information.
* tmdarc variable SENDMAIL has been renamed SENDMAIL_PROGRAM, but is
irrelevant unless OUTGOINGMAIL = "sendmail".
* tmdarc variable PURGED_HEADERS now lists "Bcc:" and "Resent-Bcc" by
default. If you define this variable in your tmdarc, be sure to add
these two headers.
* CRYPT_KEY should be removed from ~/.tmdarc or ~/.tmda/config. Your
secret key is now read from CRYPT_KEY_FILE, which defaults to
~/.tmda/crypt_key. To make this conversion, move your existing
CRYPT_KEY to ~/.tmda/crypt_key, but without the double-quotes. e.g,
if CRYPT_KEY = "df7a18a8d95f02ff94bf6463a8ec214cf20cb9e8"
~/.tmda/crypt_key should contain:
df7a18a8d95f02ff94bf6463a8ec214cf20cb9e8
* ~/.tmdarc and ~/.tmda/config are no longer checked for file
permissions. Instead, make sure ~/.tmda/crypt_key is chmod 400 or
600 (or 640 if ALLOW_MODE_640 = 1).
* An exception is no longer be raised if ~/.tmdarc or ~/.tmda/config
is missing. However, a ~/.tmda/crypt_key file is required.
* tmda-keygen now outputs an unquoted key instead of a CRYPT_KEY line.
* Template variables dated_cookie_address and sender_cookie_address
were replaced with dated_recipient_address and
sender_recipient_address, which are based on the RECIPIENT address.
* Tighter integration of the local delivery code. An external LDA
like procmail is now required only if you are running Sendmail.
Further, if you are driving TMDA with procmail, you no longer need
to maintain a second procmailrc (e.g, ~/.procmailrc-tmda) for final
delivery.
* Improvements to the mailing list filter file sources.
* Bugfixes.
* New ``--terse-summary'' option to tmda-pending which can be used as
an alternative to ``--summary''. See ``tmda-pending -h'' for more.
* New tmdarc options PENDING_DELETE_APPEND and PENDING_RELEASE_APPEND
which define filenames to which the sender address will be appended
when a message is deleted or released by tmda-pending. This can be
used for example to update your white/blacklist from tmda-pending.
* In addition to ~/.tmdarc, ~/.tmda/config is now a valid location for
your TMDA configuration file.
* Performance improvements.
* Bugfixes.
* Messages in the pending directory are no longer deleted after they
are confirmed (or released) and delivered. Now they are simply
noted in the DELIVERED_CACHE file.
* BOUNCE_TEXT_ALREADY_CONFIRMED has been deprecated.
* The confirm_accept.txt template has been modified. The message body
of the notification is no longer hardcoded, but rather stored in
%(confirm_accept_text)s, which comes from one of the following
tmdarc variables depending on context:
CONFIRM_ACCEPT_TEXT_INITIAL
CONFIRM_ACCEPT_TEXT_ALREADY_CONFIRMED
CONFIRM_ACCEPT_TEXT_ALREADY_RELEASED
* Custom templates are now referred to by a template directory rather
than individually. Any templates found in this directory will be
used, otherwise the default templates will be used. You can specify
a custom template directory in one of two ways:
A TEMPLATE_DIR setting in your tmdarc. This replaces use of
CONFIRM_ACCEPT_TEMPLATE and CONFIRM_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.
tmda-filter's -t option, which replaces both -A and -R.
* The 'unquoted' and 'parens' options to MESSAGE_FROM_STYLE have been
deprecated. 'angles' now double-quotes the fullname only when
necessary.
Changes:
* TMDA has acquired the ability to handle local mail delivery itself.
It can now do safe and reliable delivery to qmail-style Maildirs and
mboxrd-format mboxes, as well as program (pipe) delivery, and
forward to a different e-mail address.
* Added an -autodbm argument to the 'from-file' and 'to-file' filter
sources to match the existing -autocdb capability. -autodbm
automatically maintains a DBM file for the specified TMDA list file.
No more rebuilding your DBM files by hand, cron, or scripting.
* Added the ability to use 'from*' rules in outgoing filters.
See the TMDA Filter Specification for details.
* Lots of internal reorganization.
