option, so turn it on by default.
The option should probably be removed entirely, as the code doesn't
look amenable to a narrow-only build.
PKGREVISION -> 2.
* cone/gettext.C: gettext can't deal with literal ^Ds, so provide a
workaround: "\\D" literal.
* cone/cursesindexdisplay.C (drawLine): Misformatting of the date
column in some locales.
* gpglib/list.c: Handle GnuPG 2 --with-colons output format changes.
* gpglib/mimegpgfork.c: GnuPG 2 wants --batch when specifying passphrase-fd.
* cone/cursesmessage.C: Strip off trailing CRs from original message
that's being replied or forwarded (shown as trailing ?s on every line
in the reply).
* tcpd/configure.in: Check if explicit linking with libgpg-error is
required.
* cone/sgml/cone-folderindex.sgml (prompt): Mention the inn 2.5.x bug.
* cone/myreferences.H (m): Fix NULL ptr deref.
* cone/cursesmessage.C (nextLink): Fix wild pointer.
* libmail/copymessage.C (fail): Fix segfault if fetching the contents,
of the message being copied, fails.
* cone/cursesmessage.C (reformatAddLine): Clear the entire struct
to suppress warnings from valgrind.
* gcc 4.5 portability fixes.
* tcpd/libcouriergnutls.c (tls_connect): Fix bad call to
gnutls_server_name_set().
Changes 0.82:
* cone/curseseditmessage.C (getMarkedRegion): Portability fix (gcc 4.4.3).
* all: Some code cleanup.
Changes 0.81:
* cone/spellcheckerAspell.C: Do not set "lang" and "encoding" to empty values.
Changes 0.80:
* cone/libmail: Link with libidn if this library is installed. Added
getAddrAddr() and setAddrAddr() methods to mail::emailAddress that
use libidn, if installed, to decode/encode the hostname portion of the
email address.
* The GNU IDN library is now required to build Cone
+ Add full DESTDIR support.
+ New "gnutls" option to select between using GNU TLS and OpenSSL.
Default to "ssl".
+ New "wide-curses" option to select between curses and wide-curses
displays. Default to "curses".
* Add/fix GNU TLS support in cone.
actually need them at all. Add a "fam" option to cone which allows
it to be notified by the OS about changes to local Maildirs. Bump
the PKGREVISION to 1.
Cone is a text-based mail client. Cone seamlessly handles multiple
POP3, IMAP accounts, and local mail folders. Cone is also a simple
newsreader. Cone's interface is foolproof enough to be used by
inexperienced users, but it also offers advanced features for power
users. Cone also serves as a platform for development of a new
experimental network mail access protocol, SMAP, that offers additional
functionality not available with IMAP or POP3.
