Release notes:
* Fix make clean target in dfasyn/ (Benj. Mako Hill)
* Limit number of messages that are examined when an end boundary is
missing in an mbox (Chung-chieh Shan)
* Avoid examining . and .. when traversing MH folder hierarchy (Steven Lumos)
* Fix various bugs in the name/value parser
* Add some RFC2231 support to the name/value parser (continuations)
* Fix indexing when existing database only contains 1 message
Changelog:
Version 0.20 20 March 2007
* Cache uncompressed mbox data (Chris Mason, further work by me)
* Fix gaps in date ranges for search
* Unlock database if mairix is interrupted (Paul Fox)
* Add fast index option (-F)
* Fix conditional compilation errors for compressed mbox
* Reimplement MIME header parsing
* Add capability to search on names of attachments
* Add capability to search on state of message flags
* Create maildir-format mfolder filenames correctly with regard to flags
* Various bug fixes (Oliver Braun, Matthias Teege)
Version 0.19 15 July 2006
* mairix.spec fixes (André Costa)
* bug fix: freeing of message structures (Karsten Petersen)
* Add new -x (--excerpt-output) option, an alternative mode for searching. This displays the key headers from the matching messages on stdout.
* Add notes about the mairix-users mailing list and the SourceForge page to README.
* Fix configuration + compilation to allow building with gzip support but without bzlib support.
* Rename internal functions like zopen() to avoid name conflicts on MacOS X. (Vincent Lefevre)
* Remove a spurious ; in bison input file (Vincent Lefevre)
* Improve output given in various error conditions (based on patch by Karsten Petersen)
Version 0.18 10 March 2006
* Support bzip2'd mbox folders
* Fix bugs in parsing mbox folders containing unquoted 'From ' lines inside MIME body parts
* Fix bug in parsing content-type data containing quotes with whitespace before
* Clone the message flags (when both the source folder and mfolder are both of maildir type)
* New manpages mairix.1 and mairixrc.5 are included, and the old texinfo-based documentation is deprecated into the old_docs/ directory.
* Upgrade scanners to new version of dfasyn
* Support Mew's MH folder subtype
Version 0.17.1 16 December 2005
* Fix detection of MH folder subtype used by nnml (Gnus)
* Fix filename format generated in the /cur/ directory for maildir mfolders.
* Syntax fix in configure script
Version 0.17 14 November 2005
* Support gzipped mbox folders (any file matched by a mbox= line in the config file is considered as a gzipped mbox if its name ends in .gz)
* Rework directory traversal for the '...' construct to speed up indexing and the check that mfolder isn't going to overwrite a real folder when searching.
* Check whether database exists before attempting to do searching.
* Matched new maildir messages go in /new/ subdirectory of maildir mfolder.
* Fix lots of compiler warnings generated by gcc4.x
* Don't create and immediately scrub database entries for empty mbox folders.
* Fix usage() info for bare word in searching
* Allow '.' on the ends of numeric filenames in MH folders (to work with Evolution)
* Update .PHONY target so that 'make install' etc are more reliable.
* Add --version switch
* Fix bug with size argument passed to memset
* Add X-source-folder header to indicate the original folder of a match found in an mbox.
makeinfo if no native makeinfo executable exists. Honor TEXINFO_REQD
when determining whether the native makeinfo can be used.
* Remove USE_MAKEINFO and replace it with USE_TOOLS+=makeinfo.
* Get rid of all the "split" argument deduction for makeinfo since
the PLIST module already handles varying numbers of split info files
correctly.
NOTE: Platforms that have "makeinfo" in the base system should check
that the makeinfo entries of pkgsrc/mk/tools.${OPSYS}.mk are
correct.
Home directory and environment variable expansion in the .mairixrc file.
Add ^ word prefix to require substring search to be left-anchored.
Add the capability to omit particular folders from indexing.
Implement dot-locking on the database file.
Display message path in warning messages from rfc822 parsing.
