OpenSSL software. Otherwise, set it to /etc/ssl/certs, which is where a
lot of Linux distros store certs. The behaviour on NetBSD systems is
unchanged -- always set to /etc/openssl/certs. Fixes PR 24161.
- Portability to MacOSX: Bind8 compatibility, core dumps in mailq
and postdrop, and changes in netinfo support.
- Elimination of some DNS lookup problems in third-party library
routines (typically resulting in localhost not being found).
- More agressive delivery to sites that defer a lot of mail.
- Correction of a few obscure error messages.
- Several small documentation fixes.
- Minor fixes for robustness problems that no-one has experienced.
other platforms (a YES should have been a NO, plus it was in the wrong
place!). This should fix PR 24129.
* Add more sophisticated ncurses version detection for platforms that
actually have real ncurses in the base system. This should be a win
for FreeBSD systems.
* Downgrade the required ncurses to 5.0. The previous bump done in
revision 1.8 wasn't necessary since ncurses never had a dependency on
libiconv.
If an optional "mykeyid" is given on the command line, use different
colors for lines to & from that node. The colors are:
green mutual trust, includes mykey
blue mutual trust, not mykey
orange someone trusts mykey (one way)
red mykey trusts someone (one way)
black one way trust, not mykey
which lists all the keys in your public key ring, along with all
their signatures, and converts it to a di-graph in "dot" language
form.
The graphviz package can turn the description into a graph you can
look at to see who has signed whose key, or how far it is from your
key to someone in Reykjavik, etc.
Patch provided by Ossi Herrala <$MAINTAINER> in private mail.
CHANGED:
* This release moves from Paul's original formula to a slightly modified
one that yields more evenly distributed scores. To continue using old
formula, use -o orig-score command line option.
ADDED:
* -C <number> command line option. This tells SpamProbe to assign a default,
somewhat neutral, probability to any term that does not have a weighted
(good count doubled) count of at least specified number in the database.
This prevents terms which have been seen only a few times from having
an unreasonable influence on the score of an email containing them.
Default count have changed. It is now 5. Old was 3.
* Added -o <option_name> command line option to specify alternate way of
scoring. Consult README.txt for more info.
* Added -l <number> command line option. Changes the spam probability
threshold for emails from the default (0.7) to <number>.
* Added tokenize command. Prints the tokens found in the file one word
per line in human readable format with spam probability, good count,
spam count, message count, and word in columns separated by whitespace.
IMPROVED:
* -H command line option to add more headers to scan.
* Improved performance by removing some redundant calculations and
reducing the amount of I/O in train-* mode.
