New features and fixes
Browser
* A new option to prevent sites from using JavaScript to block the
browser's context menu.
* Password Manager has a "show passwords" mode which will display
saved passwords. You will need to enter your master password if
you are using one.
* The "Set As Wallpaper" feature now has a confirmation dialog.
* Linux GTK2 builds have improved support for OS themes.
* Cookie dialogs have been reworked to make them more usable.
* Date handling, especially on OS X, has been improved.
* It is now possible to fine-tune Mozilla's pop-up blocking using
two preferences (dom.popup_maximum and dom.popup_allowed_events)
but there's no UI for that yet. Even without a UI, users should
notice a greater variety of pop-ups blocked (primarily mouseover
pop-ups) and a limit of 20 or so open at one time - regardless
of whether pop-up blocking is active. This will provide some
protection from sites that open hundreds of windows in a loop.
* Downloaded files are now moved to the target directory as soon
as the user selects the desired location. This was the
frequently reported bug 55690.
* There is now user interface to activate Smooth Scrolling
(Preferences -> Appearance).
* Mozilla now supports basic FTP upload.
Mail
* Many improvements to Palm Sync.
* IMAP IDLE support has been added.
* Support for "MSN Authentication" and Secure Password
* Authentication using SSPI NTLM auth for SMTP and POP3.
* A new preference to "always use the default character encoding
for replies" rather than using the encoding of the message being
replied to.
* Improvements to performance of downloading, viewing, and saving
mail messages.
* Support for multiple identities on the same mail account. See
the Multiple Identity Support documentation for more details.
* Support for relative paths for mail folders in prefs.js. This
makes it easier to copy profiles around without having to fix up
prefs.js afterwards.
* You can now edit address lists containing "Last, First" style
names.
* When composing mail, you can now use the up and down arrow keys
to scroll through the To/Cc/Bcc list.
* All Mozilla LDAP queries now default to using LDAPv3
(previously, they used LDAPv2). Mozilla should gracefully fall
back to v2 if v3 isn't found.
Chatzilla
* Chatzilla now supports zooming of fonts with keyboard shortcuts
(Ctrl + and Ctrl -), as well as with the View menu.
* Improved date handling; using the date/time format for the
locale.
* Support for the /ignore command.
* The ability to change the font family and size.
* Working custom sounds on Windows and Linux.
* Improvements to the preferences panel and the user interface for
half-op mode.
Under the Hood
* Size and performance have improved dramatically with this
release. When compared to Mozilla 1.6, Mozilla 1.7 is 7% faster at
startup, is 8% faster to open a window, has 9% faster page
loading, and is 5% smaller in binary size.
* A long-standing bug with CSS backgrounds on table elements has
been fixed (standards mode only).
* Support for Kerberos HTTP authentication using GSSAPI (benefits
Unix-like platforms including Linux and OS X).
* Support for smb:// URLs using the gnome-vfs library (only
enabled in GTK2+XFT Linux builds).
* Support for server push of XML documents using
multipart/x-mixed-replace and XMLHttpRequest.
* Liveconnect now works when a Java applet's codebase is in a
different domain.
* Support for the CSS3 opacity property.
* Mozilla adds support for the onbeforeunload event. This lets web
application developers add code that alerts the user about
potential data-loss when closing a web application, or when
leaving a HTML page with potentially sensitive information.
* This release has a new SVG backend. The feature is not yet
enabled in the mozilla.org releases but developers may wish to
compile with this feature enabled.
* Mozilla handles dynamic style changes much better (see bug 15608
for details.)
* Mozilla has upgraded the NSS libraries to version 3.9. NSS 3.9
passes all the NISCC SSL/TLS and S/MIME tests (1.6 million test
cases of invalid input data) without crashes or memory leaks.
New features and fixes
Browser
* A new option to prevent sites from using JavaScript to block the
browser's context menu.
* Password Manager has a "show passwords" mode which will display
saved passwords. You will need to enter your master password if
you are using one.
* The "Set As Wallpaper" feature now has a confirmation dialog.
* Linux GTK2 builds have improved support for OS themes.
* Cookie dialogs have been reworked to make them more usable.
* Date handling, especially on OS X, has been improved.
* It is now possible to fine-tune Mozilla's pop-up blocking using
two preferences (dom.popup_maximum and dom.popup_allowed_events)
but there's no UI for that yet. Even without a UI, users should
notice a greater variety of pop-ups blocked (primarily mouseover
pop-ups) and a limit of 20 or so open at one time - regardless
of whether pop-up blocking is active. This will provide some
protection from sites that open hundreds of windows in a loop.
* Downloaded files are now moved to the target directory as soon
as the user selects the desired location. This was the
frequently reported bug 55690.
* There is now user interface to activate Smooth Scrolling
(Preferences -> Appearance).
* Mozilla now supports basic FTP upload.
Mail
* Many improvements to Palm Sync.
* IMAP IDLE support has been added.
* Support for "MSN Authentication" and Secure Password
* Authentication using SSPI NTLM auth for SMTP and POP3.
* A new preference to "always use the default character encoding
for replies" rather than using the encoding of the message being
replied to.
* Improvements to performance of downloading, viewing, and saving
mail messages.
* Support for multiple identities on the same mail account. See
the Multiple Identity Support documentation for more details.
* Support for relative paths for mail folders in prefs.js. This
makes it easier to copy profiles around without having to fix up
prefs.js afterwards.
* You can now edit address lists containing "Last, First" style
names.
* When composing mail, you can now use the up and down arrow keys
to scroll through the To/Cc/Bcc list.
* All Mozilla LDAP queries now default to using LDAPv3
(previously, they used LDAPv2). Mozilla should gracefully fall
back to v2 if v3 isn't found.
Chatzilla
* Chatzilla now supports zooming of fonts with keyboard shortcuts
(Ctrl + and Ctrl -), as well as with the View menu.
* Improved date handling; using the date/time format for the
locale.
* Support for the /ignore command.
* The ability to change the font family and size.
* Working custom sounds on Windows and Linux.
* Improvements to the preferences panel and the user interface for
half-op mode.
Under the Hood
* Size and performance have improved dramatically with this
release. When compared to Mozilla 1.6, Mozilla 1.7 is 7% faster at
startup, is 8% faster to open a window, has 9% faster page
loading, and is 5% smaller in binary size.
* A long-standing bug with CSS backgrounds on table elements has
been fixed (standards mode only).
* Support for Kerberos HTTP authentication using GSSAPI (benefits
Unix-like platforms including Linux and OS X).
* Support for smb:// URLs using the gnome-vfs library (only
enabled in GTK2+XFT Linux builds).
* Support for server push of XML documents using
multipart/x-mixed-replace and XMLHttpRequest.
* Liveconnect now works when a Java applet's codebase is in a
different domain.
* Support for the CSS3 opacity property.
* Mozilla adds support for the onbeforeunload event. This lets web
application developers add code that alerts the user about
potential data-loss when closing a web application, or when
leaving a HTML page with potentially sensitive information.
* This release has a new SVG backend. The feature is not yet
enabled in the mozilla.org releases but developers may wish to
compile with this feature enabled.
* Mozilla handles dynamic style changes much better (see bug 15608
for details.)
* Mozilla has upgraded the NSS libraries to version 3.9. NSS 3.9
passes all the NISCC SSL/TLS and S/MIME tests (1.6 million test
cases of invalid input data) without crashes or memory leaks.
distinfo file and that both the gmplayer and mplayer-share distinfo
files must be maintained.
(out of 25 files between them, only 3 were actually shared.. oops)
- fix a core dump in GC.
- fix pthread_np usage on NetBSD (we have the function, but not the
header pthread_np.h)
- documentation moved to share/doc
- OSX build fixes
- fix a GC lookup race conditon
This is a bugfix release of Vim. Since Vim 6.2 hundreds of reported
problems have been fixed. Also included are new and updated syntax
files, translated menus and messages.
This is mainly a bugfix release. Sometimes EOF was not properly detected
while reading the password file. This would result in an 'Line too long'
error message (and some wierd behavour). Also, the current password file
is now backed up before each write.
Changes:
version 0.7.1
- work-around for *BSD on SMS time decoding
- fixes some sms decoding bugs
- fixes crash on sending sms directly from a slot
version 0.7.0
Syntax changed!
many internal changes:
- no need for system's wchar_t support anymore (wchar_t was previously used but that was wrong)
- iconvtest() is gone
- completely rewritten command line parsing, now supporting getopt_long _and_ popt (configure decides which one to
use)
- configure checks for getopt and popt
- configure check for declaration of iconv
properly support Solaris (see popt above, compiler warning fixes)
make iconv code work with non-GNU implementations (e.g. Solaris)
new parameter --start-delay (see manpage)
new parameter --binary (-N)
new parameter --mem
new parameter --slot
-B, -M, -C and -F (and the long options for them) are now obsolete, use -N instead with --mem instead
parameter to -P is now obsolete, use --mem instead
parameter to -S is now obsolete, use --slot instead
"SM" is now default phonebook memory (if none was specified)
SMS outputs none-printable characters as '?' instead of hexcode
the memory list output was changed in --info (may break programs that depend on it)
add parameter --mem-info as trigger to --info to display more information about available memories
make --mem recognize "?" to show same information as in --mem-info but only for the specified memory type (faster)
rewritten phonebook file read-in with more syntax checking before actually sending the first entry
rewrote SMS decoding functions
simply do not change sms status on getting instead of complaining
update english manpage
russian manpage included, again
updated README and INSTALL
version 0.6.4.1
Features:
added SMS time zone conversion
Fixes:
fix crash on getting phonebook entries with empty text field
work-around for buggy strptime() in cygwin (for SMS dates)
added test to better usage of iconv (less dependent on nl_langinfo())
deal with a S55 strangeness (still does NOT mean that S55 is fully supported), thanks to Ole Langbehn
--ignore-serial-bits is now default, added parameter --keep-serial-bits (to get previous behaviour)
updated manpage
* Only decode %xx up to the first '?' in all requests, per RFC2396.
* Crank PKGREVISION
* Set SERVER_SOFTWARE to explicitly contain "nb6" (the PKGREVISION).
(I would have done this with CPPFLAGS, except the make/shell/cpp
quoting ended up too hairy & fragile)
Changes:
ADD: RSS feed support (thanks to Lübbe Onken for his work on this)
ADD: Translatations for French and Portuguese
ADD: .exe is recognised by default as having content-type
application/x-msdownload
ADD: Recognised links are now 'linkified' in the log messages
ADD: Tabs in file/diff listings are now expanded by a user
configurable number of spaces.
ADD: WebSVN URLs now access the repository by name rather than number.
This means that bookmarks will stay the same when new projects
are added. The old behaviour can be configure in config.inc.
FIX: Removed the revision 0 that has appeared in the previous version
FIX: Repositories were not sorted alphabetically when using ParentPath
FIX: The PNG support script needed for IE (and the BlueGrey scheme) is
now only loaded with IE
BUILDLINK_LDADD.pthread was empty, so add a check to find the libraries
and if they are found, add -lpthread to BUILDLINK_LDADD.pthread, thanks
to grant beattie for the suggestion.
Reported and tested by Sergio Jimenez <tripledes at eslack dot org>.
The RSS Abstraction Interface, or RAI (said "ray"), provides an
object-oriented interface to XML::RSS::Parser trees that abstracts
the user from handling namespaces, overlapping and alternate tag
mappings.
It's rather well known that, while popular, the RSS syntax is a
bit of a mess.
RAI provides a single simplified interface that maps one method
call to various overlapping and alternate tags used in RSS feeds.
The interface also abstracts developers from needing to deal with
namespaces. Method names are based on Dublin Core terminology.
XML::RSS::Parser is a lightweight liberal parser of RSS feeds that
is derived from the XML::Parser::LP module the I developed for
mt-rssfeed -- a Movable Type plugin. This parser is "liberal" in
that it does not demand compliance of a specific RSS version and
will attempt to gracefully handle tags it does not expect or
understand. The parser's only requirements is that the file is
well-formed XML and remotely resembles RSS.
Class::XPath is a Perl module which adds XPath-style matching to
your object trees. This means that you can find nodes using an
XPath-esque query with match() from anywhere in the tree. Also,
the xpath() method returns a unique path to a given node which can
be used as an identifier.
- Fix cpu/bandwidth eating on idle displays by not blinking the cursor
after 20 seconds of inactivity on anything other then :0, fixes#135764
- In the face greeter cut after a comma in the gecos field if there are
at least two commas since then it's probably some login arguments and
not the name of the user, "fixes" #142274
- Apply patch to make the language dialog at most 600 pixels so that it
doesn't look too crappy on large displays, #142175 (Leonard Michlmayr)
- Fix last_x_failed possible infinite loop on slow machines, #141497
- Fix multihead wanker code in the *mouselistener modules, this confused
the moronic bonobo DISPLAY logic
- Don't use certain languages on the console. Controlled by the
daemon/ConsoleCannotHandle config key, but that's a hack. Oh well,
better then displaying garbage in cjk and similar. "fixes" #135387
- Ensure proper ~/.ICEauthority permissions to fix broken cases such
as gnome-session vs. suid root apps that create root owned ~/.ICEauthority,
"fixes" #137345
- We no longer use `which' command which is horribly broken on some horribly
broken systems and use a private shell version, #133245 (Brian Cameron, me)
- Solaris fixes, #137600 (build), #133245 (chown arguments) (Brian Cameron,
Ivan Noris)
- Support system-config-display as X setup for FC2
- Further shell quoting paranoia in gdmsetup
- Many minor fixes
- Add some new new icons (James M. Cape)
- Translation updates (Francisco Javier F. Serrador, Alexander Shopov,
Rostislav Raykov, Dinesh Nadarajah, Asmund Skjaeveland)
eslack dot org> in private email.
Changes:
Version 1.0.0:
- New feature: tilde expansion for filenames in the configuration file
Version 0.7.2:
- This version adds native support for Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000/XP/2003
(with MinGW) and DOS (with DJGPP and the Watt32 library).
Version 0.7.1:
- New command: 'domain'
- New options: --pretend and --debug
Version 0.7.0:
- Support for DSN (Delivery Status Notifications) was added via
the new commands 'dsn_notify' and 'dsn_return'.
- The 'tls_nocertcheck' command was added. It disables all server
certificate checks. Use it if you get certificate check errors but
still want to use the SMTP server with TLS/SSL.
- The 'nostarttls' command is now called 'tls_nostarttls'.
Please update your configuration file.
Version 0.6.5:
- License clarification:
msmtp is released under the GPL with the additional exemption that
compiling, linking, and/or using OpenSSL is allowed.
- If you want to use GnuTLS instead of OpenSSL, you will now need
GnuTLS >= 1.0.0 and libgcrypt >= 1.1.90!
- msmtp now works on systems that lack IPv6 support
- msmtp now accepts arbitrary long lines in mails
Version 0.6.4:
- fixed configuration file code
Version 0.6.3:
- portability fix for Mac OS X (Randolph Fritz)
- fixed --disable-gsasl configure option
- man page improvements
Version 0.6.2:
- use GNU Autotools (Christophe Nowicki)
- fixed wildcard support in server certificate's Common Name field
Version 0.6.1:
- improved certificate check/verification with OpenSSL
- code cleanups
Version 0.6.0:
- Added sanity checks of server certificate when using TLS
- Strict server certificate verification with tls_trust_file command
- Possibility to send client certificate if requested (tls_key_file and
tls_cert_file commands)
- Optional support for GnuTLS instead of OpenSSL
- Optional support for GSASL (adds DIGEST-MD5 and NTLM authentication methods)
- Arguments in the configuration file may now contain blanks
- Removed the possibility to choose the TLS version with the tls command
- Proper recognition of server capabilities (EHLO response)
