fetchmail-5.0.6 (Mon Aug 2 14:04:23 EDT 1999):
* Czech internationalization support (thanks to Jiri Pavlovsky).
* Russion internationalization support (but I couldn't read the contributor
name in the headers!)
* Update of the French internationalization support by Guy Brand.
* Lexer fix for the `nokeep' problem by Robert de Bath.
* Lexer states added to tell the lexer to return a string after a
`username' or `password' keyword, courtesy of Brian Boutel.
* Interface option fix from Bill Currie.
* 554 added to default antispam values (for Postfix).
* In UID files, split on *rightmost* @ as some dialups actually embed
@ in usernames.
* Detect Intermail server's "wait a few minutes" message and cope.
* Patches for Heimdal implementation of GSSAPI from Leif Johansson
<leifj@matematik.su.se>. Somebody should test this against the MIT version.
* Fix IMAP authentication code to not rely on the challenge code
accepting multiple writes; thanks to Kevin Turner <kevin.turner@oberlin.edu>.
Warning: CompuServe changed their POP3 system on 31 July 1999. In doing
so, they broke fetchmail's RPA support. Nobody has sent me either code that
works with the new system or a spec for it yet.
Assorted fixes and tweaks: conditionally disable work-around for
__GNUC__<3.91; enable -funroll-loops per Imakefile comment; NetBSD needs
to include unistd.h to get select().
This release contains quite a few bug fixes, and a couple of new features:
* New widget properties - GtkWindow & dialog subclasses now have default
width & height properties. GtkPaned has Position property, and
children have Shrink & Resize packing properties.
* GtkMenubar has shadow type property. GtkHandleBox has shadow type,
handle position & snap edge properties. GtkBox children have Position
property (which isn't saved in the XML), though this may be a little
confusing due to the PACK_START/END flag.
* More support for underlined accelerator keys. If the label in a button
has an underlined character, then the button can be activated by
pressing Alt + the underlined key. Similarly if a normal label has
an underlined character, pressing Alt + the key will set the keyboard
focus to the widget on the right, e.g. a text entry box.
* Ctrl-R accelerator to redisplay a window - it should appear at the same
size it will be in the final application. Very handy.
* Bug fixes, including a fairly serious one in the generated code which
meant that widgets were never destroyed.
implementation of the Scheme programming language, into the NetBSD
packages collection.
This package as marked as being only for Solaris at the moment because
it is, as yet, untested on NetBSD.
+ Makefile patches to work out what OS is being used.
+ Solaris 2.6 (at least) has herror, so don't try to redefine it
+ Pass down CC value from package Makefile
+ Don't pass down Zoularis CPPFLAGS from package Makefile
+ Regen patch-sum file
Changes: Falling dirt, falling damage, three
new weapons with documentation on how to
write your own, now compiles/runs on
sparc/solaris, and turn timeouts added for
players that just sit there and don't fire.
Notable changes are:
* Experimental (not defined in the SANE standard) support for Automatic
Document Feeder (scan until error) - should at least work with the
umax-backend!
* Changed standard device settings filename from scsi generic devicename
to vendor:model.
* The main window can be a fixed or a scrolled, resizable window now.
Selection is done via setup/display/"main window fixed", the main
window mode can be overwritten by specifying a command line option:
-R or --Resizeable activates the resizeable, scrolled main window,
-F or --Fixed activates the fixed (non resizable) main window.
* Added option --device-settings file for definition of default device
settings filename
* Changed *_RGBI to *_RGBA to be compatible with coming extensions to
the SANE standard
command was split into two specific commands: ${RM} -f, then ${LN} -s, for
Solaris ln(1) behaviour, and, as pointed out by Julian Coleman, this can
have an unfortunate side-effect on read-only filesystems.
