Several patches are dropped because they were integrated upsteam.
(Approval during freeze by wiz@.)
Upstream changes since 0.3.1 from
https://savannah.nongnu.org/forum/forum.php?forum_id=8094
Item posted by Todd Kover <kovert> on Thu 11 Sep 2014 01:05:20 AM GMT.
I am pleased to announce the release of spamass-milt version 0.4.0.
This is the first of what I hope are a number of maintenance releases
with the goal to eliminate the outstanding bug/patch/feature requests:
The following changes are included in this release
- -C option to change the default reject code
- -S option to specify a path to sendmail (for the -x option)
- -R option to specify the rejection message
- -a option to skip messages that were authenticated
- IPv6 address support
- zombie process fix for the - option introduced in 0.3.2
This also includes the fix for CVE-2010-1132 that was in the unannounced but generated 0.3.2 release.
spamass-milter forks, allocates memory and then execs, violating
locking rules. This commit adds a patch from Juergen Hannken-Illjes
that moves the allocation above the fork.
TODO: upstream is recently alive again, after 5 years with no
releases. Push these fixes upstream.
Regenerate patch for malformed received lines from upstream CVS via:
cvs diff -r RELEASE_0_3_1
Store the patch on ftp.netbsd.org, rather than wrongly trying to put
it in files.
PKGREVISION++.
via PR 33206.
0.3.1: (2006-03-23)
* Ensure wrapped headers always use LF (fix for spamassassin 3.1.1)
* Mimic sendmail's Received header even better. Logs a warning
to syslog if it can't fetch a sendmail macro that would help.
Add a patch from Yoshitaka Tokugawa provided in PR 26806, which
has also been added to the spamass CVS repository:
Always use macro_b, so SA can do future/past validation.
It is not a bug, but it makes SA happier.
SA 2.x requires "($v/$Z)$?r with $r" part of Received: header.
I don't think SA 3.x need this, but keep it for SA 2.x users.
There is a bug in cmp_nocase_partial() function. Without my hack,
cmp_nocase_partial("X-Spam-", "X-Spam") returns 0 which is
incorrect behavior for this function.
0.3.0: (2005-02-03)
* -M option which disables all message modifications
* Fixed crash on spam with no body at all
* -e option to pass full recipient email address to spamc
* -x option to expand recipient list with sendmail -bv
* -f truly daemonizes now, instead of simply forking
* -P option to create a pidfile
* Supports both Spamassassin 2.x and 3.0 X-Spam-Status: headers
* Fixed possible crash when a fork() call fails
Might fix PR 26806, and does fix PR 29320.
0.2.0: (2003-06-26)
* -b/-B options to redirect tagged messages to another email address.
* -i option to not run spamassassin on messages coming from specified
networks.
* All arguments after -- wil get passed to spamc (deprecate -D at the
same time).
* Envelope, remote IP, HELO, and date get sent to spamc, so the
results more closely match what spamc via procmail sees. A lot of
SA rules could never fire because this data was missing. You will
need to add a line to your sendmail config file to enable date
passing (see README).
* A compatible manpage is generated on systems without mdoc macros.
* Incoming messages with absolutely no headers at all now get checked
correctly
