* The validity check of EUC-JP code became more strict.
* The handling of strings which failed to be converted has been modified.
* Minor bugfixes and a speed improvement have been made.
Parts of patch-ag and patch-ah as well as complete patch-aa could be
removed again, they are now included in SA 2.44 (see below).
#### official release announcement ###############
This is a bug-fix release, which fixes the following bugs:
- Backport fix for Bug 1306: Possible buffer overflow in libspamc when
running in BSMTP mode (patch 1.15 -> 1.18)
- Backport workaround from Bug 526: Failed sanity check because of
clobbered STDOUT (patch 1.147 -> 1.148)
- Backport fix for Debian Bug 160206: Insufficient buffer in libspamc
(patch 1.8 -> 1.9)
- Backport fix for warnings in sed_path (patch 1.141 -> 1.142)
- Backport fix for Bug 1127: Existing lowercase x-spam-status header
kills SpamAssassin (patch 1.40 -> 1.41)
- localized %ENV to fix problem where Razor2 erases the PATH so DCC
and
pyzor don't work, etc.
Note that this is *not* 2.50, which offers Bayesian filtering etc. These
bugs are already fixed in the 2.50 CVS tree, but that is not yet ready for
release. This is a stable maintainance release only.
configuration.
+ Document how to use /etc/rc.conf.d/postfix on NetBSD 1.5 and newer
to start /usr/pkg/sbin/postfix instead of /usr/sbin/postfix
+ Ensure that the postfix user and the postfix & maildrop groups exist.
Adds Darwin support, and prevents a working NetBSD postfix setup from being
broken on a "make install" of this package because the package used to
change /etc/postfix/{post-install,postfix-files,postfix-script}.
These changes are mostly from Amitai Schlair <schmonz@netbsd.org>,
with some tweaks by me. (Thanks Amitai!)
Changes :
- add utf8 support [Philip Molter]
- copyright notices fixed, date updated
- And again, the patches of Autrijus had to be adapted to run on
a perl 5.6.1 installation. Thanks to [Philip Molter]
- Mail::Util::maildomain() if no information about domains
is found in sendmail.cf, no error should be reported.
[Vaughn Skinner]
- Removed the possibility to use 'mailx', which was the
default: removal from the detectionn routines and Mail/Mailer/mail.pm.
Strongly suggested by [Sebastian Krahmer]
- Mail::Util::domainname() Patch to remove use of S variable from
sendmail.cf, because its inclusion is contra-productive.
[Timur Bakeyev]
- Mail::Util::domainname() Clean domain from sendmail.cf from
trailing trash (if present) [Timur Bakeyev]
- Mail::Util::domainname() Added environment variable MAILDOMAIN
to overrule smart domain discovery. [Timur Bakeyev]
- Fixed some typos
- perl5.8.0 utf8 and unicode bugs fixed
* See ChangeLog for more details
have it be automatically included by bsd.pkg.mk if USE_PKGINSTALL is set
to "YES". This enforces the requirement that bsd.pkg.install.mk be
included at the end of a package Makefile. Idea suggested by Julio M.
Merino Vidal <jmmv at menta.net>.
- Postfix 2.0 broke relocated table lookup results with mail not
rejected at the SMTP port, causing "User has moved to" text to be deleted.
- A widely used maildir filename generating algorithm was broken.
This affects all Postfix versions with maildir support. Instead of
TIME.PID_COUNT.HOST Postfix now uses TIME.DEVICE_INODE.HOST.
- Postfix 2.0 gave incorrect FILTER_README instructions for sites
that wish to disable virtual alias mapping before the content filter.
* Changes in 2.10.0 from 2.8.1
** You can alter the format of summary lines.
Specify format by wl-summary-line-format. If you want to change ones
according to folder names, use wl-folder-summary-line-format-alist.
** Save format for the draft folder has been changed. Messages are encoded
before saved by wl-draft-save.
** elmo-split is newly established.
** Buffer prefetch works fine now. Messages of the number specified by
wl-message-buffer-prefetch-depth are loaded into buffer in advance.
** elmo-dop-queue-flush flushes queue that concerns plugged folder.
** Starting Wanderlust on the new frame is possible now. Set as
(autoload 'wl-other-frame "wl" "Wanderlust on new frame." t)
** In Folder mode, you can go into virtual folder which consists of messages
with some specified condition (wl-folder-virtual). It is binded to "V".
** In Folder mode, you can search folders containing messages with some
specified condition (wl-folder-pick). It is binded to "?".
** Now you can rename access group folders.
** Temporary marks are kept when you exit from sticky summary by q or g.
** Key bindings concerning the sticky summary have been changed.
By C-u g, the sticky summary is destroyed as well as C-u q. In summary or
folder mode, G opens the sticky summary.
** You can go round summary buffers by C-cC-n and C-cC-p.
** Members of the list wl-folder-hierarchy-access-folders is now some REGEXP
for access group names instead of exact group names.
** In header part of the draft buffer C-a brings cursor to the beginning of
the line or the beginning of the header body.
** You can send encapsulated blind carbon copies. Its default field name is
"Ecc:".
** C-c C-y (Draft) can cite region of the message.
It affects if transient-mark-mode (Emacs) or zmacs-regions (XEmacs) is
Non-nil and the region is active.
** You can delete a part from multipart message.
It is binded as "D" in message buffer.
** You can easily configure server settings to post news article.
Set wl-nntp-posting-config-alist appropriately. See info for an example.
** You can specify some function in wl-draft-reply-with-argument-list etc.
for setting the recipients in draft by the return value of it.
** The interface of the function wl-draft has been changed.
The initial set of headers are handed as an association list.
** The uses of wl-generate-mailer-string-function has been changed.
Specify a function which returns some string to appear in User-Agent header.
** Many bug fixes.
* If a Filter Rule which does not Delete or Move a message is followed
by another Rule which does a Move or Delete, that second rule will be
applied (if there is a match) even if the first rule also matched
* Crash in address book select screen
* Experimental method to reopen a newsgroup or POP folder to check for
new messages with < command followed by > command. See the help text
for "Mail-Check-Interval" for a short explanation.
* Delete, Rename, and Shuffle broken in Incoming Folders
* Role-based SMTP Server should not override administratively fixed
SMTP Server
* Html typed file with garbage contents can cause crash
* Scramble-Message-Id drops first character of hostname
* When alternate-editor is used to compose, assume charset should be
that of user
* Rare crash when new mail arrives with threading enabled
* Threaded index lines displayed incorrectly with IMAP servers that do
not support threading
* View attachment command should not be available if Full Header mode
is turned on
* Duplicate printing of To and Cc lines when using "all-except" in
viewer-hdrs
* Justification of quoted paragraphs is not possible when forwarding a
non-us-ascii message
imap-2002b is a maintenace release, released concurrently with Pine 4.52,
and contains only bugfixes. Programs written for imap-2002 will build with
this version without modification.
Drivers which do not announce new mail are now indicated by the DR_NONEWMAIL
driver flag. Driver which do not announce new mail when read-only are now
indicated by the DR_NONEWMAILRONLY flag.
There are no user-visible functional enhancements in this version.
New in version 4.91:
- Added missing dependency for Storable.
- Storable now only necessary if you plan on using caching
- Fixed a bug in test case 83
- Changed -s to support "<", ">", "<=", ">=" and "-". (Feature suggestion by
Jens Schleusener)
New in version 4.90:
- Made Mail::Folder::SlowReader object-oriented
- Removed FastReader from distribution. (It's no longer faster! Also, I
couldn't integrate it easily with the new object-oriented reader design.)
- Fixed a bug where in some cases emails were not being converted to mbox
format before being printed
- Made searches involving header-related constraints a bit faster
- Added missing documentation for -F flag
- Added -f flag to search based on message status. (Feature suggestion by
Richard D Alloway)
- Fixed a bug where -X and -Y flags after a pattern would not be processed
- Added experimental caching capability, which is perhaps 5% slower the first
time you run grepmail on a mail folder, and 10-20% faster on subsequent
runs. The cache is stored in ~/.grepmail-cache. You must edit the grepmail
file and set $USE_CACHING to true to use this feature. (Idea and initial
patch by terry jones)
New in version 4.81:
- Fixed incompatibilities with older (5.005_03) versions of Perl
- Fixed test cases which fail on operating systems (shells?) which emit
"Broken Pipe" to standard output. I'd rather break the pipe than have
grepmail gobble megabytes of data when it can't handle it.
- Added --version flag (patch by Gerald Pfeifer)
- Added documentation for -V flag.
Main changes are, for full changes see source codes changelog:
* Transition from libjconv to direct use of iconv() API has been made.
* Quoted-Printable encoding for outgoing messages has been enabled.
* Content-Transfer-Encoding for outgoing messages became user definable.
* The abbreviation method of newsgroup name has been improved.
* Russian locales support has been improved.
* Fixes for message canonicalization have been made.
* Bugs of header MIME encoding have been fixed.
from Gunnar Ritter):
* A missing #ifdef HAVE_ICONV caused build errors on platforms without
iconv() support (J.A. Neitzel, Jens Schleusener, Lars Kellogg-Stedman,
Felicia Neff, Chris Pinnock).
* Extraction of parts from header fields with more than 2560 characters
fixed (Lukasz Sznuk, William Cherry).
* Source archive name in nail.spec corrected (Didar Hussain).
* Fixed segmentation violation when encountering multipart header fields
that contain no ':' character (William Cherry).
* Respect the 'allnet' variable when comparing strings in message lists.
* IPv6 support (Jun-ichiro itojun Hagino).
- Added MAILER-DAEMON to the list of always recognized local
addresses, since it is generated by Postfix bounces.
- Bugfix: transport_errno was not reset upon successful
transport map wildcard lookup after an earlier failure.
- Cleanup: unnecessary warnings from the proxymap client
after proxymap server disconnect.
- Cleanup: Patrik Rak found a few more chattr invocations
that were missed 20021209. Files: postfix-install,
conf/post-install.
- Cleanup: the pcre-config command can produce null outputs.
- Bugfix: the virtual(8) Makefile included $(AUXLIBS) in the
dependencies.
- Bugfix: fixed in the snapshots 20030105 but missed in the
stable release. "sendmail -bs" tried to access the proxymap
service. It should not try to open any user/domain/uce
related tables at all.
even though it seems to work now.
Why commented-out? This patch also includes a TLS patch and I don't know
if it's better/more stable/whatever compared to the existing TLS patch.
What I'd like to have is a separate patch for IPv6 and TLS. According to
the author this is available in the near future.
Differences from Mew 2.2 are:
* Supporting Darwin.
* The structure of folder list is changed. Type "1Z" once after
upgrading to Mew 3.1
* You can enter folder search mode by typing C-s and C-r in
minibuffer.
* Off-line version of "x", namely "lx", is introduced.
* "x" became much faster thanks to a new algorithm of mew-dir-messages().
* A new range "sync" is defined.
* IMAP and NNTP are supported.
* +mdrop is renamed to $inbox.
Differences from Mew 2.2 are:
* Supporting Darwin.
* The structure of folder list is changed. Type "1Z" once after
upgrading to Mew 3.1
* You can enter folder search mode by typing C-s and C-r in
minibuffer.
* Off-line version of "x", namely "lx", is introduced.
* "x" became much faster thanks to a new algorithm of mew-dir-messages().
* A new range "sync" is defined.
* IMAP and NNTP are supported.
* +mdrop is renamed to $inbox.
Changes since 2.2 are:
* A bug fix for S/MIME's temporary file again.
* info updates.
* Catching up new warning messages of GnuPG 1.2.0.
KOIE Hidetaka <hide@koie.org>
* A bug fix for S/MIME's temporary file.
* A bug fix for PGP's marks in the attachment region.
* Tons of bug fixes
* evolution-launch-composer command-line tool to open up the
composer with attachments.
* Auto-subscribe the user to his/her IMAP INBOX
* Made the default width of the mail filter editing dialog larger.
* Removed the development warning at startup. (Ettore)
* The "Select Names" dialog remembers what folder you were in
between uses now, which is useful for people who normally select
names out of an LDAP directory. (Dan)
* Do not allow empty attendee addresses for meetings.
* Better alarm daemon activation.
* Notification of calendar query errors.
* Added status messages for all operations.
* Sensitivity problem when using the folder selector.
* Changed the way shared folders work with Connector.
* Allow accessing local folders even if some folders with
unknown/corrupted metadata type are found in ~/evolution/local.
* Importer dialog browse entry now has history dropdown.
* We no longer allow selecting a folder of a non-allowed type with
a double-click in the folder selection dialog.
* The toolbar now includes a "New" dropdown menu/button from which
you can create messages, appointments, etc. from within any
folder.
* A new, integrated configuration dialog for all of Evolution is
now provided.
* When you use the folder selection dialog, you can now jump to a
folder just by typing its name and hitting Enter (instead of
using the arrows or the mouse).
* You can now specify your default mail, calendar, tasks and
contacts folders. The shortcuts in the shortcut bar will always
point to the default folder; so for example if you have an IMAP
account you can specify that the INBOX on the IMAP account is
default and clicking on the Inbox icon on the shortcut bar will
take you to the INBOX on the IMAP account.
* Fonts for displaying of HTML mail can now be configured from
within Evolution (instead of having to use GNOME Control
Center).
* You can now make Evolution play a sound, beep, or display a
message when new mail arrives. It is also possible to trigger
these actions based on a filter rule.
* The behavior of the search bar has been improved, and the UI has
been integrated better with the menu bar and the rest of the
system.
* For the table-based views, you can now define, save and reuse
view settings using the "View" menu.
* The Send/Receive button is now always accessible from any
folder.
* Easier to build on non-GNU, and non-GCC systems (e.g. MacOS/X,
HP/UX, Solaris).
* Now installs some libraries and headers required for external
module development.
* You now can drop objects (eg. mail messages, appointments)
directly to the folders on the shortcut bar (in 1.0.x, you could
only drop them in the folder folder bar).
* Loading speed has been improved.
* When you receive an appointment through email, you can choose
which calendar to update, and if its for an existing appointment
the folder is automatically detected
* Calendar importer now supports importing to remote folders.
* Calendar GUI and alarm daemon now use listeners for the
configuration.
* Reaction to calendar backends crashing has been improved.
* Show status messages for all long calendar operations.
* Fixed default reminders description (was 'Untitled
appointment').
* Included timezone information on VCALENDAR's used in copy/paste.
* Removed extra space that was displayed for categories without
icons.
* When right clicking, correctly select the underlying date/time.
* Meeting scheduling improvements; sends replies when you update
your attendance status, warnings if the user changes a meeting
they didn't create.
* Deleting a meeting with a right click will now offer to send a
cancellation notice.
* Can accept meeting replies from non-attendees (they become
attendees).
* Fixed work day so start can't be before end, its minimum 1 hour
and the unshaded zone is not rounded to the nearest time
division (allowing the work hours to be 0:00 to 23:59).
* Fixed task view to update completion status the same as the
editor.
* Fixed leap year problem with day of week.
* Handle "last day of the month" and "last Tuesday of the month"
type recurrences.
* Contacts
* It is now possible to specify which folders are used for
autocompletion globally.
* Improved address selection dialog (for sending mail and meeting
requests).
* Improved feedback for search results for all backends and the
UI.
* SSL/STARTTLS suport for LDAP has been added.
* Caches are built for local addressbooks to speed up
autocompletion.
* Fixed wombat/addressbook crashes dealing with autocompletion, it
should be much more stable now.
* Categories on LDAP are now stored using a multivalued attribute
(category) instead of a comma separated list (categories), so
searches on categories in ldap actually work. The old attribute
is deprecated and should not be used.
* Standardized some of the static properties of addressbooks, and
removed some local addressbook logic from the frontend.
* When editing contacts from the composer entries (To:, CC:), pop
up the right kind of editor based on the contact type.
* Much improved LDAP backend responsiveness and performance.
* Mail
- New, much faster indexing engine. This results in faster mail
incorporation, faster mail display, and faster searches.
Overall, the new engine should work much better for larger
folders, and take considerably less space on the disk.
- Faster POP3 download, using the server's pipeline extensions if
available.
- If you type multiple words in the search bar for the
"... Contains" rules, Evolution will search messages that
contain all of the words you specified, in any order.
- More consistent search results for indexed, non-indexed and
remote folders.
- UTF8 (Unicode) used for all searches, even with IMAP servers.
- It is now possible to mark messages for follow-up and other
flags. It is also possible to change the color in which a
specific message is displayed in the mail list.
- When the message list is sorted by a certain field, it is possible
to jump to the first item in the list that matches a certain
string by just typing the first few characters.
- Filters are now updated automatically when the destination folder
gets moved or removed.
- A new filter rule allows you to pipe mail through an external
process to find out whether or not to filter it.
- You can now specify which folders get synced when switching to
offline mode.
- All previously read messages are automatically downloaded for
offline use.
- Offline state is preserved between sessions. Generally, offline
mode is more stable and complete.
- STARTTLS support for POP, SMTP and IMAP has been added.
- IMAP can now handle folder names containing &, -, and UTF-8
characters.
- You can have all of your mail Auto-Cc:ed or auto-Bcc:ed to a
specified set of recipients.
- SMTP error reporting has been improved.
- Much improved GnuPG support. Better pgp/mime interoperability.
- Improved support for external Maildir, MH, and mailbox folders,
and trees of folders. Internally they share more code now and
are easier to maintain.
- External mailbox folders can interoperate with pine/mutt/elm
status flags directly (at slightly performance penalty). See
options on the "spool" provider.
- Many IMAP related bugs fixed. IMAP now passes current folder
regression tests.
- IMAP body search results are now cached. Vastly improving
body search vFolder performance with IMAP sources.
- Optional IPv6 support.
- Progress bar added to subscribe dialogue.
- Camel's multithread safe object system streamlined and
improved. Many other internal cleanups inside Camel.
- vFolders can now have an additional column which shows the
original location of the message. Particularly useful for Trash
folder.
- New messages dont "upset" the thread view as much, if no sorting
is used.
- Various vFolder tweaks and fixes.
- Remote inline HTML images are now downloaded incrementally using
libsoup and are fully cancellable.
- Improved quotation display for format=flowed messages.
* Mail Composer
- You can now edit a set of signatures within Evolution, and pick
which signature you want when composing a message.
- Handling of replies has been improved; in particular, you can
now paste any text as a quotation, and quotation formatting is
preserved when switching between HTML and non-HTML mode.
- Evolution can now generate graphical smileys automatically as
you type.
- Quotation logic has been improved, rewrapping long lines in
replies now preserves quotation marks.
- Multiple simulataneous language support in the spell checker.
- Cut & Paste support for html between netscape/mozilla/evolution.
- Optimized rendering of long messages.
- Improved html rendering, including support for the clear
attribute in <br> elements.
* Summary
- Can have non-local mail folders displayed on the summary.
- Improved Calendar and Tasks displayed. Displays overdue and todays
tasks in colours.
- Uses Soup for HTTP downloading news feeds and weather info.
- Better folder selector.
- Better Weather/News Feed selector.
- Can delete user added news feeds.
Updated translations:
- ko (Young-Ho Cha, Changwoo Ryu)
- nn (Roy-Magne Mo)
- no (Kjartan Maraas)
- pl (Zbigniew Chyla)
- vi (Pablo Saratxaga)
- tr (Gorkem)
- de (Christian Neumair)
- et (Tõivo Leedjärv)
- fr (Joaquim Fellmann)
- pt_BR (Gustavo Maciel Dias Vieira)
IMPORTANT: read the documents in /usr/pkg/share/doc/postfix/ before
upgrading from Postfix 1.1.
Hightlights:
- MIME support (including 8bit->7bit conversion and more
accurate matching of MIME headers in message bodies)
- completely rewritten RBL client code
- smarter handling of DNS lookup errors in UCE restrictions
- virtual delivery agent without transport map for every domain
- a long list of other things that are meant to improve performance
or functionality without compromising what already existed.
version) include:
============================================================================
2002/12/21 (2.5.14)
* Security patch release: This release fixes a cross-site scripting
(XSS) vulnerability in m2h_text_html::filter (the HTML filter).
A specially crafted HTML message can have scripting markup get
by the script filtering done by m2h_text_html::filter.
============================================================================
2002/10/21 (2.5.13)
* Bug Fixes: See
<http://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/index.php?group_id=1968
&set=custom&advsrch=0&msort=0&report_id=105&go_report=Go
&fix_release=2.5.13&chunksz=50>
* DBFILE resource can now be set to an absolute pathname. This
allows the database file to be located in a separate location than
in the archive directory. If not an absolute pathname, then
value is treated relative to OUTDIR.
* readmail.pl updated to handle MHTML messages better. mhtxthtml.pl
changed accordingly.
* readmail.pl handling of malformed multipart messages improved.
Cases were a the terminating boundary delimiter did not exist would
generate a warning message in the converted message body that data
could not be converted. This case should now be handled so that
end of entitiy implies a terminating boundary delimiter,
(Thanks goto Randy Blaustein for providing real-world test cases).
* Fixed problem where some message attachments were "lost". This
mainly occurs when using mha-decode with the -dcd-digest option,
or if you have registered the m2h_external::filter for message/*
data types.
(Thanks goto Steve Johnson for finding this problem.)
* m2h_external::filter will now include the subject of a message
in the attachment link if saving message/* data to a file.
* m2h_external::filter properly escapes the filename parameter
when displaying it in the attachment link. This is done to
avoid any possible XSS exploits. Note, no exploits have been
reported by using the filename parameter in messages, so this
change is more of a preemptive measure.
* m2h_external::filter will fall back to a "txt" extension for
unknown text types instead of a "bin" extension.
* m2h_text_plain::filter: Removed hardcoded 'as-is' for US-ASCII
data. This is so a user could define a converter if having to deal
with mislabeled character data.
(Thanks goto Mooffie for finally finding a real-world case to not
hardcode us-ascii).
============================================================================
2002/09/03 (2.5.12)
* Strip more tags and attributes that could potentially be used for
XSS exploits in the HTML filter. This is a more of a preemptive
change since no new exploits have been reported.
* DATEFIELDS resource now supports indexed field names. For example:
<DateFields>
received[1]:received[0]:date
</DateFields>
The example says that mhonarc should check the second received
field, then the first received field, and then the first date field
to determine the date of a message.
This just tightens up on security a bit more.
Note anyone using plugins may have to check if all their plugins will work
with register_globals off.
(I've been using this on a local squirrelmail box with 1.2.9 for over a
month with no issues)
Main changes are:
* The option to sort by recipient has been added.
* The performance of initial sorting when opening folders has been
improved.
* The bug which would run into infinite loop and eventual crash when
encountering invalid characters in header MIME encoding has been fixed.
Prayer is a small and fast HTTP to IMAP gateway written entirely in C.
* Uses persistent connections to IMAP server and support servers.
* Target folders remain SELECTed: not a simple-minded proxy.
* Full caching (including sort/thread cache) for each open folder.
* Up to five persistent IMAP connections (typically one or two in use):
o INBOX and one other folder
o Postponed message folder stream
o Preferences stream
o Folder transfer stream
o Various optimisations/sharing to minimise actual IMAP connections
* Directory cache: single round trip to IMAP server for directory listing.
* Works well with UW IMAP server (even using Unix format mail folders).
* Little discernible load on a Pentium III class system running Linux with
5,000 logins/day (400 logins/hour, 150 concurrent logins)
* Uses 10% to 20% of the CPU and 400 MBytes of RAM on a PIII class system
with 23,000 logins/day (1,700 logins/hour, 850 concurrent logins peak)
* Aggressive HTTP/1.0 and 1.1 connection caching to reduce SSL overhead.
* Optional gzip compression of pages tunable by IP address range.
Changes are:
* 0.8.7
* The extended regular expression has been supported on filtering.
* The option to resize images to fit the size of view has been added.
* The previous account is now restored on reediting draft messages.
* The routine of MIME header encoding has been rewritten completely,
and Q-encoding for single-byte locales has been also implemented.
* Strings beginning with "www." are now treated as URI.
* The default WWW browser has been changed to Mozilla.
* The common preferences dialog has been reorganized a bit.
* The remote command operation can be executed without X now.
* Code cleanups for the implementation of SMTP has been made.
* Autotools and libtool have been updated.
* A fix for font loading problem has been made.
* Other minor bugfixes have been made.
For the complete list see ChangeLog.
Changes since version 6.1.2:
- Applied Steffen Esser's fix for a buffer-overflow bug in rfc822.c
- Updated Danish, German, and Turkish translation files.
- Sunil Sheye's SMTP timeout patch.
- Updated Turkish, Danish, German, Spanish, Catalan po files.
- Added Slovak support.
- Configure.in update for autoconf 2.5 (Art Haas).
- Be case-insensitive when looking for IMAP responses.
- Fix logout-after-idle-delivery bug (Sunil Shetye).
- Sunil Shetye's patch to bulletproof end-of-header detection.
- Sunil's fix for the STARTTLS problem -- repoll if TLS nabdshake
fails. The attenmpt to set up STARTTLS can be suppressed with 'sslproto ""'.
ifile is a general mail filtering system which uses a modern-day text learning
algorithm to intelligently filter mail according to the way the user tends to
organize mail.
ifile is different from other mail filtering programs in three major ways:
1. ifile does not require the user to generate a set of rules in order to
successfully filter mail
2. ifile uses the entire content of messages for filtering purposes
3. ifile learns as the user moves incorrectly filtered messages to new
mailboxes
ifile is not dependent upon any specific mail system and should be adaptable
to any system which allows an outside program to perform mail filtering.
What's new?
* New feature: A new header called ``X-Primary-Address'' is now
supported in order to reduce the amount of thinking and planning
ahead you need to do when sending mail to a new correspondent who
may or may not use a challenge/response system like
TMDA. Essentially, this header allows a sender to specify the
address he prefers be whitelisted once he confirms his first
message.
For more information, see the following URLs:
<URL:http://tmda.net/config-vars.html#PRIMARY_ADDRESS_MATCH>
<URL:http://tmda.net/faq.cgi?req=show&file=faq04.005.htp>
* New feature. You can customize the header lines displayed by
tmda-pending in interactive mode by setting SUMMARY_HEADERS. See
<URL:http://tmda.net/config-vars.html#SUMMARY_HEADERS> for more
information.
* New version of Josh Huber's tmda.el.
* Bugfixes.
Here are the new additions to UPGRADE:
* If you are using customized templates, you should replace
%(envelope_sender)s with %(confirm_append_address)s in your
confirm_request.txt. This is to support the new
<URL:http://tmda.net/config-vars.html#PRIMARY_ADDRESS_MATCH>
feature.
* When doing program deliveries to procmail, you should no longer be
using the ``-f'' option. e.g,
DELIVERY = "|/usr/bin/procmail -f $SENDER ~/.procmailrc-tmda"
becomes
DELIVERY = "|/usr/bin/procmail ~/.procmailrc-tmda"
* contrib/sample.tmdarc has been renamed contrib/sample.config.
with some additions by me. Those running exim are advised to update.
Highlights from ChangeLog
1. Added HAVE_SA_LEN=YES to the OS/Makefile-Darwin file.
3. The code for computing load averages was broken in 64-bit Solaris.
10. Tidies to code for calls to fork(); some failures not logged.
26. Fixed some problems with retrying address errors in remote deliveries.
Local changes (will make next release):
Undo the OS/Makefile-NetBSD split that made it into the main tree. This
causes all manner of breakage.
mail/nail.
Nail is a mail user agent derived from Berkeley Mail 8.1. It is
intended to provide the functionality of the POSIX.2 mailx command
with built-in support for MIME messages. This means it can handle
international character sets as well as attachments. In recent
system environments, nail is Unicode/UTF-8 capable. It further
contains some minor enhancements like the ability to set a "From:"
Address.
Supplied (for nail 10.1) by Mishka in PR#19112. Thanks!
This includes the fix for the recent buffer overflow.
Note that IPv6 patch doesn't work, I've not had the time to look into this,
but felt that being a security fix I should get the update done.
Also note that if you define CYRUS_DB_RECOMMENDED in your build environment
it will build using the cyrus mailing list recommended defaults for the
database settings.
Use Apache 2 mime.types file.
Make the differences between the sylpheed and sylpheed-claws Makefile as
minimal as possible. Note that we now use gdk-pixbuf, rather than imlib.
Smoke tested only, IE it works with my cyrus imap server enough to read and
send mail.
mail/isync.
isync is a command line utility for synchronizing a remote IMAP mailbox
with a local maildir-style mailbox. This is useful for working in
disconnected mode, such as on a laptop. Modifications made locally and
remotely are synchronized so that no message status flags are lost.
Supplied by Ceri Storey in PR#19314. Thanks!
Fixed some potential buffer overflows in the sieve code, as well
as a pre-login buffer overflow in the IMAP parsing code.
Backport of a fix for an (unrelated) problem with the
strlcpy implementation.
(/etc -> PKG_SYSCONFDIR and /usr/local -> PREFIX). Also remove references
to the mutt_dotlock program and do not install its manpage because it does
not get installed. Bump PKGREVISION to 3.
Approved by tron, the maintainer.
Package Changes: update MASTER_SITES and HOMEPAGE.
Changes since previous version packaged:
Version 0.8.4 - 9 November 2002
-------------------------------
- Improvements/corrections on networking.
- Major bug fix related to rcopy/rmove.
Version 0.8.3 - 1 October 2002
------------------------------
- Bug fix/feature enhancement concerning the server announcing and closing
the connection immediately.
- Stale lockfile removed automatically.
- Many other small improvements (variable and compilation option added, etc.).
Version 0.8.2 - 31 July 2002
----------------------------
- Bug fix concerning the namespace of user's mailboxes.
Version 0.8.1 - 29 July 2002
----------------------------
- Major bug fix concerning SSL/TLS and rcopy/rmove.
- Small bug fix related to removing of the lock file.
Version 0.8 - 27 July 2002
--------------------------
- Copy/move messages between different mail accounts (IMAP mail servers)
support.
- Message flags can be changed.
- Capability to encrypt the accounts' passwords and store them securely
in the filesystem, using the integrated interactive password editor to
manage them.
- Passwords may be supplied interactively.
- Daemon mode in which the program polls repeatedly in a specified interval.
- Locking in order to prevent concurrent running instances.
- Variables to control direct expunging of mail and subscribing of newly
created mailboxes.
Version 0.7.3 - 17 June 2002
----------------------------
- Bug fix related to communication with some mail servers.
standard directory share/examples/mutt instead of beeing in
share/doc/mutt/samples. Provide a compatibility symlink.
Also avoid direct installation of files under PKG_SYSCONFDIR. Instead
force mutt to install them inside the examples directory and let
bsd.pkg.install.mk copy them to the right place.
Bump PKGREVISION to 2.
Approved by tron (the maintainer) and wiz.
RMAIL-MIME is a module to provide MIME features to RMAIL. RMAIL is an Emacs
subsystem for reading and disposing of mail that you receive.
(One more for the emacs-packages meta package :)
This is needed so fetchmail properly detects shark and cats as arm boxen.
Note it does mean that we now give warnings about missing, but there's no
glue in mk/bsd.pkg.mk to link the gnu-config/missing into a package.
Maybe there should be.
Tested on shark, cats and i386.
- The garbage in "user@garbage"@domain address forms may cause the
SMTP or LMTP client to terminate with a fatal error exit because
garbage/tcp is not an existing service. This cannot be abused
to cause the SMTP or LMTP client to send data into unauthorized
ports.
into ${PKG_SYSCONFDIR}/sylpheed.
It also means by default attaching files won't attach everything as an
application/octet-stream file.
This also fies the warnings about no mime.types file being found.
Add optional support for openldap, while not doing everything in PR
pkg/18778 I really don't want to change the default behaviour from what
it always has been.
Bump pkgrevision number.
- Remove extra rule line in install target. (It tried to do make on
password directory.)
- Solaris's /usr/ucb/install dosen't accept number with -g option.
Many thanks to Chris Gilbert for noticing it.
Bump PKGREVISION
- Add dependency on autoconf and have auto{header,conf} run at pre-configure
stage: this is need to avoid conflict between the distribution patch file for
IPv6 and patch files.
- Pave the way for the removal of PERL5_GENERATE_PLIST from bsd.pkg.mk:
use perl5/module.mk with PERL5_CONFIGURE=NO.
- Ensure relocatable objects are created so that when the Perl modules are
linked they are composed wholly from relocatable objects.
We query perl for how to compile a source file into a relocatable object file.
Thanks again jlam for this.
- Add dependency on autoconf and have auto{header,conf} run at pre-configure
stage: this is need to avoid conflict between the distribution patch file for
IPv6 and patch files.
- Pave the way for the removal of PERL5_GENERATE_PLIST from bsd.pkg.mk:
use perl5/module.mk with PERL5_CONFIGURE=NO.
- Ensure relocatable objects are created so that when the Perl modules are
linked they are composed wholly from relocatable objects.
We query perl for how to compile a source file into a relocatable object file.
Thanks again jlam for this.
* New feature. TEMPLATE_DIR_MATCH_SENDER provides a way to further
specialize the template selection process. When enabled, TMDA looks
for templates in a subdirectory of TEMPLATE_DIR that matches the
sender address, and then increasingly general portions of the domain
part of the address. For more information and an example, see
<URL:http://tmda.net/config-vars.html#TEMPLATE_DIR_MATCH_SENDER>
* tmda-pending now allows messages to be specified on standard input
instead of the command line by using `-' instead of a message
list. See ``tmda-pending -h'' for an example. Thanks to Michael
S. Fischer for the patch.
Only accept Python 2.2, as the PLIST is incorrect for 2.1 (due to one
file failing to compile).
* Python version 2.1 or greater is now required. Upgrade at
<URL:http://www.python.org/download/>
* When sending an auto response, a new configuration variable
(AUTORESPONSE_INCLUDE_SENDER_COPY) is used to control whether a copy
of the sender's message is included or not. For available options,
<URL:http://tmda.net/config-vars.html#AUTORESPONSE_INCLUDE_SENDER_COPY>
If you are using customized templates, you should remove the last
few lines in each template which include the sender's copy. For
example, in confirm_request.txt:
--- Enclosed is a copy of your message.
%(original_message)s
Otherwise, you'll include two copies of the sender's message.
* When sending confirmation requests, Reply-To is now set from the
confirm_request.txt template. This is to allow the option to not
include the confirmation address in a Reply-To header.
If you use a customized confirm_request.txt, you'll need to add the
following line to the top (header section) of your template:
Reply-To: %(confirm_accept_address)s
load_rc_config in NetBSD 1.6. This resolves PR pkg/18928 by Frank Cusack
(fcusack at fcusack com).
The rc.d script is now called on 'shutdown'.
Included fixes from SA CVS repository (2002-10-21) to minimize
impact of Razor2 on the environment vector, especially PATH.
Bumped PKGREVISION.
changes since 6.1.0:
fetchmail-6.1.2 (Thu Oct 31 11:41:02 EST 2002), 22135 lines:
* Jan Klaverstijn's verbosity-lowering patch.
* Updated Turkish, German, Catalan, and Danish translation files.
* Fix processing of POP3 messages with missing bodies.
* Minor fixes by Sunil Shetye: fix generation of auth fail note, handle
unexpected SIGALRM, plug memory leak, handle lines beginning with '\0',
try to bulletproof error handling against read failures.
fetchmail-6.1.1 (Fri Oct 18 14:53:51 EDT 2002), 22087 lines:
* OTP fix patches from Stanislav Brabec <utx@penguin.cz>
* fix patch for writing antispam capability correctly in conf.c.
* Fix patches for Debian bugs #162571, #156592.
* Correction to manpage re -b and qmail.
* Patch to disable use of STLS if auth passwd is specified.
* Fix specfile generation to handle SSL correctly.
* New Danish, Turkish, and Catalan translation files.
* Improved ODMR debug messages.
* IMAP efficiency hack; don't fetch sizes unless needed.
* Detect and rewrite invalid return paths beginning with @.
* Fix for subtle freeing bug that suppressed information in some bounce msgs.
* Newline fix patches for internationalization files.
* Fix reversed test guarding authentication-failure warnings.
* Fix POP3 breakage starting at 5.9.14.
stage: this is need to avoid conflict between the distribution patch file for
IPv6 support and patches/patch-af (now removed) and patches/patch-ak.
Bump PKGREVISION (again).
libsieve.a from relocatable objects so that when the Perl modules are
linked against these libraries, they are composed wholly from relocatable
objects. We query perl for how to compile a source file into a relocatable
object file. This should fix pkg/16089.
Package changes:
Use buildlink2. Use perl5/module.mk.
Only the "version" with FastReader is now build (no more
${PREFIX}/bin/grepmail-{quick,full}).
New in version 4.80:
- Added prototype -E flag to support complex searches. (Thanks to Nelson Minar
<nelson@monkey.org> for the original suggestion in Sep 2000, And terry jones
<terry@eatoni.com> for seconding the idea.)
- Added -F flag to force processing of files which grepmail determines are not
mailboxes. (feature suggested by terry jones <terry@eatoni.com>)
- Documentation updated to reflect that -B no longer exists. (By terry jones
<terry@eatoni.com>)
- The test to determine if a file is a mailbox was improved to adhere better
to RFC 822, while still providing some flexibility. (Initial suggestion and
patch by terry jones <terry@eatoni.com>)
- Improved date extraction to also look at the 'From ' line when both the
Received and Date headers fail. (patch by terry jones <terry@eatoni.com>)
- Fixed a long-standing bug in which filenames of compressed mailboxes which
contained special shell characters would cause problems. (Thanks to Jost
Krieger <jkrieger@users.sourceforge.net> for giving me the kick in the pants
to finally fix this.)
- Fixed a long-standing bug in which grepmail would incorrectly report the
filename of compressed mailboxes in error messages. (Thanks to Jost Krieger
<jkrieger@users.sourceforge.net> for giving me the kick in the pants to
finally fix this.)
New in version 4.72:
- 20% speed improvement in the Perl mailbox parser (By terry jones
<terry@eatoni.com>)
- Fixed a number of potential bugs in command line processing and date
processing. (By terry jones <terry@eatoni.com>)
- Cleaned up return values and use of quotes in the code. (By terry jones
<terry@eatoni.com>)
- Fixed a bug in -X signature processing (By terry jones <terry@eatoni.com>)
- Modified anonymize_mailbox to anonymize To: and Subject: in the header.
(Thanks to terry jones <terry@eatoni.com> for the idea.)
- Fixed a bug in FastReader where emails less than 255 characters in size
would occasionally cause a core dump. (Thanks to terry jones
<terry@eatoni.com> for submitting a bug report and sample mailbox.)
- Made "big" test mailboxes 4 times bigger for more meaningful speed tests
New in version 4.71:
- Fixed warning about SIGHUP on Windows.
- Fixed -u functionality for emails without the Message-Id header. (Thanks to
Felix E. Klee <felix.klee@inka.de> for finding the bug.) NOTE: grepmail will
use Digest::MD5 to compute a hash for the email header. If you don't have
Digest::MD5, grepmail will just store the header. So, the default tradeoff
is time for space.
- Fixed a bug in the test script. (Thanks to Joey Hess <joey@kitenet.net> for
finding and fixing the bug.)
- Extended workaround for spurious warning about undefined variable to Perl
5.8. (Thanks to Joey Hess <joey@kitenet.net> for reporting the ongoing
heisenbug.)
New in version 4.7:
- Fixed signal handling to make grepmail easier to debug. Thanks to Ilya
Zakharevich for providing the solution.
- Fixed a possible performance problem in reading of emails (Perl
implementation), and documented the settings in the README.
- Expanded the pattern for matching the start of emails to allow different
types of emails to be parsed.
- Fixed a bug where -R was reported as not recognized. (Thanks to Nicholas
Riley <nriley@sf.net> for the bug report and fix.)
- "anonymize_mailbox" utility included to help people submit bug reports
- If a mailbox can not be found, grepmail now searches the $home/mail,
$home/Mail, $home/Mailbox directories (or the directory specified by the
MAIL environment variable). (Thanks to Michael Friendly <friendly@yorku.ca>
for the feature suggestion and initial patch.)
- Added -X flag to allow the user to specify a pattern for the signature
separator. (Thanks to Michael Friendly <friendly@yorku.ca> for the feature
suggestion.)
- Added -Y flag to search specific headers. (Thanks to Terry Jones
<terry@eatoni.com> for the idea to automatically wrap header lines as
necessary.)
New in version 4.60:
- Removed -B flag and added -S flag. -B is now performed using -bS.
- Added installation flags to suppress interactive installation. (Thanks to
Joey Hess <joey@kitenet.net> for the problem report. He had to patch
Makefile.PL for his Debian packaging.)
- Fixed a slow implementation of searching for signatures that would cause
grepmail to crawl for very large emails. Thanks to Joey Hess
<joey@kitenet.net> for discovering the inefficiency.
- Fixed a short-circuit which should have bypassed the search for signatures
if -B was not specified. Thanks to Joey Hess <joey@kitenet.net> for finding
the bug.
- Implemented a new Perl parser which is 5% to 50% faster depending on how
I/O-bound your system is.
- Restructured the code a bit and improved detection of invalid arguments.
New in version 4.51:
- grepmail now dies gracefully when invalid patterns like 'strcpy(' are
supplied. (It should be 'strcpy\('.)
- Fixed a bug in attachment boundary matching which would cause the boundary
match to fail if the boundary contained special pattern matching characters.
(Thanks to Richard Everson <rme at users.sourceforge.net> for identifying
the bug, and providing a sample email which demonstrates the problem.)
- Added a check for Inline 0.41 or better during "perl Makefile.PL" when
Mail::Folder::FastReader is selected to be installed. (Thanks to Brian L.
Johnson <blj8@blj8.com> for the problem report.)
- Fixed a bug where grepmail would fail to print matching emails which had
signatures, and added a test case for it. This bug was introduced with -B
support in version 4.49. (A *huge* thanks to Moritz Barsnick
<barsnick@gmx.net> for reporting the bug and doing the initial analysis of
the cause.)
- Modified Makefile.PL to ask whether the user wants FastReader regardless of
whether they specified arguments to "make Makefile.PL".
- Modified Makefile.PL to allow the user to interactively specify the
installation path.
- Fixed a typo in debugging output for emails without "Date:" headers.
- Improved error messages.
- Usage message now displays just the flags, --help shows a summary of their
meanings as well.
New in version 4.50:
- Added X-Draft-From to support newer versions of Gnus (Thanks to Nevin Kapur
<nevin@jhu.edu> for the patch).
New in version 4.49:
- Fixed test cases to work around PATH modifications made by Date::Manip
- Added -B to search the body but not the signature. (Thanks to Helmut
Springer <delta@faveve.uni-stuttgart.de> for the feature request.)
- Added LICENSE file. (Thanks to Janet Casey <jcasey@gnu.org> for the
reminder.)
New in version 4.48:
- Mail::Folder::FastReader migrated from XS to Inline.
- -H flag added by Nevin Kapur <nevin@jhu.edu>
- Error messages are localized in test cases. (Thanks to cpan-testers and in
particular Jost Krieger <Jost.Krieger@ruhr-uni-bochum.de> for finding this
bug and diagnosing it.)
- Fixed a problem with timezones in the test cases. (Thanks to Roy Lanek
<lanek@ranahminang.net> for helping me debug this.)
- Added a check in the test cases for determining if the user's timezone is
not recognized by Date::Manip.
New in version 4.47:
- Grepmail now converts Gnus emails into mbox emails before printing them.
(Thanks to Johan Vromans <JVromans@squirrel.nl> for supplying a patch and
explaining the need for it.
- Fixed a couple bugs in -M processing
- -M is now 19% faster. (It's now only about 9% slower than without -M.)
New in version 4.46:
- Fixed a bug in -u message id processing. (Thanks go to an anonymous bug
reporter on SourceForge.)
- Added more workarounds to prevent warnings resulting from a bug in Perl 5.6
(Thanks to Joey Hess <joey@kitenet.net>)
- Added -Z flag to tell grepmail not to use Mail::Folder::FastReader even if
it is installed.
- Fixed a bug introduced in version 4.44 where -m would not work unless used
with -n. (Thanks to Imre Simon <is@ime.usp.br> for catching this.)
- --help anywhere on the command line now causes the help to be printed,
instead of only when used as the first argument.
- Test script now exercises both the Mail::Folder::FastReader and perl mailbox
implementations as appropriate.
- Restructured code to separate out Perl mailbox implementation as
Mail::Folder::SlowReader. (This module is embedded in the grepmail script.)
Changes in 2.24:
This release includes "watch-mimedefang", a graphical monitoring tool [not enabled].
It does stricter checks on functions which only make sense in the context of a
message. Global variables are cleared between messages so that extraneous values
don't stick around. There are important fixes for Solaris and possibly other
non-Linux machines.
Changes in 2.23:
A bug which could crash mimedefang-multiplexor under conditions of extreme load
has been fixed. An attacker with sufficient bandwidth may be able to exploit the
bug to mount a denial-of-service attack.
Changes in 2.22:
Support has been added for clamd, the daemonized version of Clam AntiVirus. A new
variable $MaxMIMEParts lets you reject overly complex MIME messages which could
otherwise result in a DoS. A new action_delete_all_headers routine has been added
which deletes all instance of a given header. Many little bugs were fixed and
portability was improved.
occurred because gss_import_name() was segfaulting if /etc/krb5.conf
was not found. To fix it, I swapped the krb5_init_context() and
the gss_import_name() calls, since krb5_init_context() will fail
if krb5 is not configured and I can fail appropriately.
I also changed slightly how the documentation is installed by the
main Makefile, because the ${CP} was relying on the non-existence
of the target directory.
Cyrus imapd provides IMAP, POP3 and KPOP services for mail. It differs
from other IMAP servers by providing a "sealed" server where users do not
normally login directly to the server. The mailbox database is private to
the Cyrus IMAP system. Cyrus also provides server side mail filtering
using sieve (see RFC 3028)
our last version was 0.84).
* Update documentation.
* Move Bayes stuff into its own file.
* Fix NaN exception: if list is empty, use zero for probability.
* Make extrema array (keepers) variable size. Needs more work.
* Add SYSLIBS to the makefile.
* Fix gcc-ism in dbg.c (ptr arithmetic on void*).
* Fix off-by-one in html tag check.
* Fix unaligned access in libdb.
* Fix bug in -d handling for text and libdb.
* Autodetect mailbox type and deprecate the -m option.
* Ditch the builtin libdb locks, use fcntl instead.
* Fix memory leak in dbtext.
* Fix some trivial issues with the lexer:
- Be more strict about recognizing IP addresses.
- Do case-insensitive header name comparisons.
* Fix multiple database closure with mbox format.
* Fix a bogus assert in passthrough.
* Add heap checking in debug mode.
* Fix bug in -N mode which made it act the same as -S.
* Support maildir style folders.
* Fix bug in multiple message registration.
* Improve error reporting and clarify some messages.
* Package preformatted manpage instead of XML.
* Remove single message per invocation restriction.
RCD_SCRIPT_SRC.spamd definition. The reason is that WRKSRC isn't defined
by the time we get down to bsd.pkg.install.mk, so the dependency logic
replaces "${WRKSRC}" with "", which is wrong.
XXX bsd.pkg.install.mk should really be included by bsd.pkg.mk, in much the
XXX same way bsd.buildlink2.mk is included by bsd.pkg.mk. It would remove
XXX these ordering problems with variables not being available.
Item 1) was already provided by 'inofficial' patch-af for 2.42 (now
removed).
Two new patches (-ag and -ah) from the SpamAssassin-current repository
work around a roblem with razor2 timeouts.
Logo 'ninjabutton.png' is now in the correct html directory.
Official changes:
1) AWL change reverted; instead of decreasing the AWL bias gradually to
allow frequently-seen addresses to get into the "nonspam" area, it now
behaves like 2.31 did, in that the AWL simply represents the
long-term average score from that correspondent.
2) core-dump bug in spamd worked around, _except for the "-m" switch_.
The "-m" switch relies on signal handling in the Perl interpreter,
which seems to have some bugs we cannot work around reliably on some
platforms, so its use is no longer recommended.
3) some portability fixes for SunOS.
a numerical subject.
"And yes, this really does add a preprocessor conditional that makes
either one of two original statements get compiled, and the other
omitted (ie: the patch is correct, though just deleting a line would
work as well). The "#if 0" could become "#if 1" and the core dump
would also be gone, though the results of the sort would then
sometimes be rather hard to explain..."
Bump PKGREVISION.
This is a mail filter which uses the Bayes algorithm as explained in Paul
Graham's article "A Plan for Spam". It aims to be faster, smaller, and more
versatile than similar applicatios.
