include:
+ Add full DESTDIR support.
+ Don't create empty, unused directories under
${PREFIX}/share/examples/courier.
+ Teach mkesmtpdcert generate certificates and keys using the either
GNUTLS or OpenSSL tools.
* Fix a memory stomp in local delivery agent.
* Get rid of the hard 30 minute timeout in sendmail(8).
* Rewrite input processing for submit(8) process to use non-blocking
I/O to read standard input. When the message source is local (or
dsn), get rid of the hard 30 minute timeout, and poll stdin with a
5 minute poll() timeout, at which point the timestamps on all open
control and data files are pinged, to keep courierd from purging
them based on their old timestamp. Continue to use a hard timeout
for all non-local mail.
* Major code cleanup.
* "User unknown" reports complete local address, including extensions.
* Only run courierfilters after all control files are closed.
* "opt BOFHHEADERLIMIT" replaces hardcoded limit of 100,000 bytes of
headers per message.
* Reject <@domain.com> for a recipient's address.
* Tolerate newline-less responses from the filter.
* Document that sysexit 100 from .courier is a permanent failure.
* "courier show all" and "courier clear all" commands for managing
backscatter suppression list.
not be available. Instead, use (OPEN_MAX - 1) which uses the same
"pick a high number" strategy as choosing "99", but is more likely to
be available. This allows users with a soft limit of 64 open files
to run courierfilter and courierldapaliasd.
Bump the following PKGREVISIONs:
mail/courier-mta --> 11
meta-pkgs/courier --> 7
net/couriertcpd --> 3
a new TLS_PROTOCOL selection "SSL23" that allows for trying to negotiate
initially with SSLv3 but falling back to SSLv2:
courier/tcpd/libcouriertls.c:1.21
This allows Courier to interoperate with older mail servers and clients
that are still using SSLv2 when advertising or attempting to use
advertised STARTTLS capabilities.
This change modifies the following packages and bumps their PKGREVISIONs:
mail/courier-imap to 1.
mail/courier-mta to 6.
meta-pkgs/courier to 2.
net/couriertcpd to 1.
+ Drop the uucp module from the default option set.
+ Patch the webmlm sources to not use "stdin" and "stdout" as function or
member names as they can be macros according to the C standards.
* webadmin: Remove check that prevents multiple virtual domains to
be aliased to the same account.
* webmlmd: new CGI module that can manage a Courier mailing list
created with couriermlm.
* Rewrite and code cleanup of couriermlm.
* Use domain name, not MX hostname, for looking up authenticated
SMTP passwords in esmtpauthclient
* [SECURITY] Fix bug in encoding of usernames that contain '='. This
fixes the security advisories noted here:
http://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2006-2659http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=368834http://secunia.com/advisories/20519/
* Implemented "Purge" option for mail filters.
* Invoke Courier filters in alphabetical order, and uses 050 exit code
to accept a message without running the remaining filters, which gets
converted to a 250 ESMTP code.
* Fix improper parsing of ident/pfix tokens in SPF.
* New command line tool "aliaslookup" to look up mail aliases.
* Added support for the koi8-u character set.
courier-0.53.1 as mail/courier-mta.
The Courier mail transfer agent (MTA) is a modular multiprotocol mail
server that's designed to strike a balance between reasonable performance,
flexibility and features.
This package differs from traditional courier-mta packages in that
the webmail, imap/pop3, and maildrop components are not included
because they are supplied by the mail/sqwebmail, mail/courier-imap,
and mail/maildrop packages, respectively. When Courier-MTA is installed
together with Courier-IMAP and SqWebMail, they form an integrated
mail/groupware server suite that provides ESMTP, IMAP, POP3, webmail,
and mailing list services within a single, consistent, framework. A
web-based administration and configuration tool is included for
comprehensive configuration of the entire Courier software suite.
Many thanks to Yarema <yds@CoolRat.org> whose Courier port for FreeBSD
was an invaluable reference.
