Allow for not using a CGI extension (no extension was the pkgsrc default
for the previous mailman version, and forcing to add one seems like just
a gratuitous change).
Record BUILD_DEFS. (XXX: All these should be documented, too.)
"Package Makefiles should refer to PKG_SYSCONFBASEDIR instead of
PKG_SYSCONFBASE when they want PKG_SYSCONFDIR stripped of
PKG_SYSCONFSUBDIR. This makes PKG_SYSCONFBASE=/etc work with pkgviews by
installing all config files into /etc/packages/<pkg> instead of
occasionally putting some directly into /etc."
mozilla-bin/Makefile.common and mozilla-bin-nightly/Makefile.common.
the result is much less duplication and more consistent installations.
tested on NetBSD-current only (for now).
NetBSD Package Collection.
The ghostscript-viewer plugin allows Sylpheed-claws to display PostScript and
PDF attachments in the visualisation panel.
You must manually load the plugin through Configuration/Plugins.
Package Collection.
With the trayicon plugin, Sylpheed-claws will display an icon in the system
tray. The desktop environment must be compatible with the system tray
protocol specification from http://www.freedesktop.org/standards/. GNOME 2
and KDE 3.1.1 are known to follow it.
You must manually load the plugin through Configuration/Plugins.
NetBSD Package Collection.
Using Dillo, a very light web browser, the dillo-viewer plugin allows
Sylpheed-claws to render HTML attachments. Note that it is done in a somewhat
secure way, by passing the -s argument to Dillo, which prevents it from making
any Internet connection.
You must manually load the plugin through Configuration/Plugins.
NetBSD Package Collection.
Using imlib, image-viewer allows Sylpheed-claws to display attached images in
the visualisation panel.
You must manually load the plugin through Configuration/Plugins.
found in sylpheed-claws distribution. Note that this is _only_ meant for
included plugins. The image-viewer and dillo-viewer packages are in the
pipe.
From the sylpheed-claws package point of view, this is just a reordering
of the Makefile. It breaks pkglint'ing, but it's not like there really is
a choice.
Summary of major changes since 2.60
-----------------------------------
- Dramatically reduced memory usage of Bayes expiry.
- avoid false positives on Outlook 2003 messages, mails from Mac, Palm, and
localized versions of Eudora, several AOL MUAs, and newer versions of The
Bat!
- new set of French translations from Michel Bouissou
- updated to reflect new Dynablock DNSBL location
- avoids a possible hole that was giving AWL bonuses to
spammer forgeries on some networks
- miscellaneous bug fixes
Changes in version 0.9
Added Tunnel directive to allow the user to specify a shell command to run
to set up an IMAP connection in place of a TCP socket (eg., to run over
an SSH session).
Added PREAUTH support (useful mostly in conjunction with Tunnel).
Messages marked deleted are not uploaded when we are going to expunge.
Locally generated messages are not re-fetched after uploading even if the
UIDPLUS extension is not supported by the server.
Added `OneToOne' configuration option: ignore any Mailbox specifications
and instead pick up all mailboxes from the local MailDir and remote Folder
and map them 1:1 onto each other according to their names.
-C now creates both local and remote boxes; -L and -R create only local/remote.
--quiet is now really quiet.
Primarily portability and minor bug fixes, a few new minor features,
better HTML parsing, nothing dramatic.
Note to self: tell authors about how their config script in 0.15.11
is badly broken WRT needing and figuring out -ldb4 instead of -ldb
before the next upgrade of this package is painful. 0.15.7 is the
current stable version, so this may not be an issue at all.
PR pkg/22820.
Changes:
- Closed a cross-site scripting exploit in the create cgi script.
- Improvements in the performance of the bounce processor.
Now, instead of processing each bounce immediately (which
can cause severe lock contention), bounce events are queued.
Every 15 minutes by default, the queued bounce events are
processed en masse, on a list-per-list basis, so that each
list only needs to be locked once.
- When some or all of a message's recipients have temporary
delivery failures, the message is moved to a "retry" queue.
This queue wakes up occasionally and moves the file back to
the outgoing queue for attempted redelivery. This should
fix most observed OutgoingRunner 100% cpu consumption,
especially for bounces to local recipients when using the
Postfix MTA.
- Optional support for fsync()'ing qfile data after writing.
Under some catastrophic system failures (e.g. power lose),
it would be possible to lose messages because the data
wasn't sync'd to disk. By setting SYNC_AFTER_WRITE to True
in Mailman/Queue/Switchboard.py, you can force Mailman to
fsync() queue files after flushing them. The benefits are
debatable for most operating environments, and you must
ensure that your Python has the os.fsync() function defined
before enabling this feature (it isn't, even on all
Unix-like operating systems).
And more... please review Changelog to see a complete list of changes.
Major changes since 5.00:
New in version 5.22:
- X-Mailfolder header no longer has a line number when -n is used. (bugfix by
Kevin Pfeiffer <pfeiffer@iu-bremen.de>)
- New -B flag prints abbreviated headers (initial patch by Kevin Pfeiffer
<pfeiffer@iu-bremen.de>)
- Headers spanning multiple lines are now printed correctly in warnings and
such.
- Fixed a spurious warning which would be printed if caching was not enabled.
- grepmail will now disable caching if the caching version of
Mail::Mbox::MessageParser can not be loaded, instead of exiting.
New in version 5.21:
- Fixed line ending bugs under MS-DOS/Windows.
New in version 5.20:
- Added speed testing to the distribution
- Fixed Makefile.PL so that test modules would not be installed.
- Changed testing to use PERLRUN instead of FULLPERLRUN, which is not
available with older versions of MakeMaker that ship with older versions of
Perl. (Thanks to Ed Avis <ed.avis@kbcfp.com> for catching this.)
- Fixed interactive installation problems. (Thanks to Joey Hess
<joeyh@debian.org> for catching this (again).)
- Fixed broken searching of $HOME/mail, $HOME/Mail, and $HOME/Mailbox
directories when a mail folder can not be found. Changed $MAIL to $MAILDIR
since $MAIL usually points to the user's inbox. (Bug found and initial patch
by Peter Cordes <peter@llama.nslug.ns.ca>.)
- Cache file permissions are now set to protect against prying eyes. (Patch by
Joey Hess <joey@kitenet.net>)
- The user can now specify the cache file location with the -C flag.
- Fixed compatibility problems with perl 5.005_01
New in version 5.10:
- Extracted mail parsing into the new Mail::Mbox::MessageParser module.
- Fixed small performance loss bugs in short-circuit matching of headers which
were introduced in the last version
- Fixed some uses of uninitialized values (Originally reported by Ed Avis
<ed.avis@kbcfp.com>.)
- Improved performance a bit.
- The Makefile.PL now uses the default values when run non-interactively.
- Caching is now enabled by default. (It's no longer experimental.) Users can
disable it during installation.
- Date specifications without times (e.g. "today") are interpreted as midnight
of the given day instead of the current time of that day. grepmail now
relies on Date::Manip to handle this--users must upgrade Date::Manip to get
this support. (Thanks to Reuben Thomas <rrt@sc3d.org> for working with
Sullivan Beck <sbeck@cise.ufl.edu> to get TodayIsMidnight added to
Date::Manip. Original bug report by Philip Douglass
<philipsd@users.sourceforge.net>)
- Restructured test cases
Changes since 1.59:
version 1.60: Wed Sep 24 09:20:30 CEST 2003
- [Henrique Martins] found that enclosing parenthesis were not
correctly stripped when processing a Mail::Address.
- [Tony Bowden] asked for a change in Mail::Address::name, where
existing (probably correct) capitization is left intact. The
_extract_name() can be called as method, is needed, such that
it can be extended.
Changes:
2003-12-13 Version 0.5.1
* Procmail usage instructions added to manpage.
* Fixed missing <algorithm> header in detector.cc (thanks to Jerome Warnier).
2003-11-26 Version 0.5.0
* ENCA support added (thanks to Volodymyr M. Lisivka).
* -I and -O options added to exclude some charsets from processing (thanks
to Ingvarr Zhmakin).
to be corrupt. The use of setvbuf after a file has had IO performed causes
a discard of data from that stream, so the cache file appears corrupt.
This cures performance issues with imap folders, where all the headers were
refetched all the time, rather than using the cached versions.
Changes:
o The offline mode has been implemented.
o The performance of the scanning of MH folders has been improved on
the platforms which support d_type in 'struct dirent'.
o The error checking on moving/deleting messages has become strict.
o When getting IMAP4 message list, it now fallbacks to FETCH command
if server doesn't fully support SEARCH command.
o Outbox for accounts are now correctly chosen when sending from queue.
o Gettext has been upgraded to 0.12.1.
o IPv6 support is now enabled by default.
o Other bugfixes have been made.
Major changes since 0.3:
* Improved Look
The default theme for Mozilla Thunderbird has taken a huge leap
forward. The theme is about 90% complete with only a few "classic"
looking icons remaining.
The message list pane now shows status for reply, forward and unread
as icons directly on the message envelope instead of using text.
The message list pane now has a separate sortable column for
attachment status on a message.
The Windows animated alert has a new look and feel. It now shows the
Account name instead of your server user name.
* Improved Interoperability With the OS
Linux: Thunderbird properly dispatches browser URLs to the default
browser. Read more about how to hook this up.
Mac OS X: Added a Windows menu which makes it easier to manage open
Thunderbird windows. The menu bar behaves correctly after closing all
open windows. Mozilla Firebird and Thunderbird can be run at the same
time with out the two builds interfering with URL dispatching between
applications.
Windows: Thunderbird can be set as the default mail client and/or as
the default news client.
* New Features
Windows users can copy and paste images (including screen shots) from
the Windows clipboard into HTML mail compose.
Only mark a message as read when it has been open in the preview pane
for a configurable number of seconds.
More options for customizing toolbars the way you want them.
Enchancements include: a mark button in the main mail window and
copy/cut/paste icons in mail compose.
Profile Migration from Netscape 4.x has seen a lot of improvements.
A Palm Sync Address book conduit extension is now available for
Thunderbird 0.4.
POP Accounts now support aging on the server.
* Recently Fixed Bugs
No more new mail alert notifications when the incoming messages are
Junk.
The progress bar now appears in the mail 3-pane window when reporting
progress for operations like downloading new mail or a message body.
Auto Proxy URLs now work.
POP Accounts: "Click here to download the rest of the message" now
works.
POP Accounts: A new filter action to delete a message from POP3 server
if messages are left on the server by default.
Junk Folder Purging works on all accounts and not just the first one.
If you configure a mail server to use secure authentication but the
server does not support it, Thunderbird no longer silently falls back
to insecure authentication. Thunderbird brings up an error dialog and
refuse to connect to the server.
News error dialogs no longer hang the application.
HTML Anchors in messages work.
When threads are sorted by date, Thunderbird sorts by the newest
message in the thread.
Changes in version 0.9.5
- Fix of bug that appeared in daemon mode, where the date used in search
queries (newer/older command) was not updated each time the program connected
to the server.
- Added an explanation on the way the program does the filtering (filter
execution order, etc.)
- Added new variable to control if a message is flagged as seen, when part of
it (ie. some of its headers) is fetched.
Changes in version 0.9.4
- Bug fix; rcopy/rmove failure, while trying to FETCH the header of a message.
Changes in version 0.9.3
- Bug fix; default variable not substituted during rcopy/rmove.
* the MIME parser has been rewritten
* GnuPG/GPGME: the method of checking signed messages has been
improved and the reporting of signed messages has been modified.
* GnuPG/GPGME: decrypted messages are no longer saved and the user
will now be prompted to decrypt each time the message is selected.
* new icons have been added for MIME types
* Filtering: 3 new actions have been added.
* IMAP: UIDPLUS support for COPY and EXPUNGE has been added
* Folder Properties: 'Procesing on startup' has been added.
* LDAP: it is possible to browse an entry that was retrieved using
an explicit LDAP search
* LDAP: a 'contains' query is now possible
* SpamAssassin plugin: updated spamc to version 2.60. Support for
new libspamc transports has been added
* updated translations: Croatian, French, German, Japanese,
Polish, Spanish, Serbian, Simpilified Chinese, and Slovak
* Bug fixes
Changes:
v0.99.10.4 2003-11-24 Timo Sirainen <tss@iki.fi>
- Fixed reference counters in imap-login and pop3-login.
IMAP AUTHENTICATE and POP3 AUTH commands could have left the
process stuck doing nothing forever.
v0.99.10.3 2003-11-24 Timo Sirainen <tss@iki.fi>
- FETCH RFC822.HEADER returned message body as well
- SUBSCRIBE broke subscription lists
- LIST code rewritten, children flags should be correct now
- SORT and THREAD could have given invalid replies
- Partial BODY[...] fetches might have returned wrong data or at
least performed worse than was necessary
v0.99.10.1 2003-11-10 Timo Sirainen <tss@iki.fi>
* mbox: \Draft and \Deleted flags used opposite flag chars in
X-Status header. We were incompatible with other mbox accessing
software.
WARNING: Upgrading from previous version doesn't automatically
swap the flags, so be careful not to accidentally expunge messages
that had their \Draft flag changed to \Deleted.
* Configuration file changes:
- Whitespace at end of line is stripped, use quotes if you need it
- # comments are supported after key=value lines. if you need '#'
character, quote the value
- Both " and ' quotes are supported. If you need to use them, '\'
can be used for escaping.
- mbox: COPY into same mailbox didn't work and could have corrupted
the mailbox
- Using Dovecot without index files would crash after using a while
- Partial BODY[header] or BODY[part] fetches were buggy if client
requested more data than was available in the header/part.
- Partial BODY[...] fetches were buggy with messages that had CRLFs
- Some BODY and BODYSTRUCTURE replies missed data for message/rfc822
MIME parts causing clients to break
- SORT (SUBJECT) was buggy
- Timezone fixes with Date-header
This also includes Joshua Goodall's patch (now in the CVS tree) for
CRAM-MD5 for the -release tag.
Changes made between 0.6.3 and 0.6.4 (2003/11/17).
The uses of sprintf(3) have been replaced by the concat() function
implemented locally.
Also, add rc.d script to PLIST for binary packages.
- Fix test_tlscomm with the right signature for read()
- Another bugfix to IMAP msglst when headers are abnormal.
- Avoid strcpy for overlapping regions.
- Update security.debian.rb for ruby 1.8.
- Bugfix to avoid infinite loop when reading from IMAP.
- Bugfix to msglst to allow capitalized header names.
- Add msglst feature to Pop3 mailboxes. (Paolo Gianrossi)
- Bugfix to OS X keychain use for panther.
- On Mac, ask the keychain for passwords if
askpass = internal🍎keychain
- Bugfix to an infinite loop found in the
TLS interface.
- Checks TLS certificates. See wmbiffrc(5) for
details on the certfile option. Designed to work
with mutt.
- Show a busy mouse cursor while talking to remote
servers, to show that wmbiff won't be responsive
to mouse clicks for a little bit.
- New buttontwo (middle click) action to complement
action (left mouse click) and fetchcmd (right mouse).
- #'s are now only comments in .wmbiffrc at the
beginning of lines or following whitespace,
allowing #'s in (most) passwords.
- AppleScript examples for driving Apple's Mail
application in sample.wmbiffrc
- Special mailbox action 'msglst' brings up a
transient window showing message headers from IMAP
and program output for shell methods. This is
intended to be faster than starting up a new
mail program or re-executing a script.
- Avoid repetitive error messages when disconnected.
- Use conventional -geometry option handling.
- Fix bug in 0.4.15 to re-enable *'s in IMAP passwords.
- Frobnicate internally stored passwords, partially
obfuscating them in memory. Not actually more
secure, but harder to casually discover a password.
- Tighten configuration file lines to more quickly
detect misconfiguration. Add the -relax option if
it is too paranoid.
- Add support for -bg to round out -hi and -fg color
specifiers.
- Handle building on systems with both posix and gnu
regex in different but conflicting files.
- Restart wmbiff on SIGUSR1. You may need to use
'killall -USR1 wmbiff' if it gets stuck.
- Restart wmbiff on ctrl-shift mouse 1.
Package source related changes:
- Make this work with version 1.1.90 of the "libgcrypt" package.
* A nested MIME multipart message with a sub-part piped through an external
program (such as HTML with w3m) caused nail to abort after SIGPIPE if the
PAGER command terminated before reading the whole message.
* A 'next' command following a 'hold' command displays the next message
after the one the 'hold' applies to (Bugreport by Mike Sipser). This
might not be exactly what POSIX specifies, but it makes sense and is
consistent with traditional behavior. If you actually favor 'next'
not to advance after 'hold', contact me and I'll add a configuration
option for this.
* If the value of the 'record' variable started with an environment
variable reference such as '$HOME' or with a tilde and the 'outfolder'
variable was set, it was not expanded correctly (Bugreport by Volker
Kuhlmann).
* Removed docs/NIBS from the OS X project file.
* Minor improvements in the Account bundle.
* Improvements when first starting GNUMail.app (first time user).
* Minor improvements in the Fonts bundle for OS X.
* Removed inexistant headers in the OS X project file.
* Improved the message on OS X when the user removed
all its mailboxes but left the preferences file around
Mozilla Thunderbird is a redesign of the Mozilla mail component. The
goal is to produce a cross platform stand alone mail application using
the XUL user interface language.
Mozilla Thunderbird is a redesign of the Mozilla mail component. The
goal is to produce a cross platform stand alone mail application using
the XUL user interface language.
originally this package was taken from the netbsd-1-5-PATCH003 tag,
and a number of updates have been made to it:
- updated to 3.36.
- added security patch from
http://www.exim.org/pipermail/exim-announce/2003q3/000094.html
- use a variety of new pkgsrc features for installing configuration files,
creating directories, rc scripts, etc.
- added mysql and postgresql support.
- other general nits/fixes.
exim3 is still widely used by a large number of sites, and this package
has been added again to support existing installations.
that do make it into the binary package. Under the default configuration
on NetBSD these files are erroneous. This fix should resolve PR 20852
Here are the details:
1) /etc/mail/statistics
This file is created like so:
statistics:
${CP} /dev/null statistics
This file is not needed because sendmail is configured to use:
O StatusFile=/var/log/sendmail.st
To avoid creating this file, I added to devtools/OS/NetBSD:
define(`confNO_STATISTICS_INSTALL', `')
2) /etc/mail/submit.cf
This file is not needed because we install it as:
${PREFIX}/share/sendmail/cf/submit.cf
To avoid installing /etc/mail/submit.cf, I added to devtools/OS/NetBSD:
define(`confINST_DEP', `')
If confINST_DEP is undefined, then it will default to:
`${DESTDIR}/etc/mail/submit.cf ${DESTDIR}${MSPQ}'
3) /var/db/pkg/sendmail-8.12.8nb1/+INSTALL
This is now created by pkg_add with the binary package.
It appears the problem is resolved.
4) /var/spool/clientmqueue
This directory is not needed because sendmail is configured to use:
O QueueDirectory=/var/spool/mqueue
To avoid installing this directory, I added to devtools/OS/NetBSD:
define(`confINST_DEP', `')
Beattie encountered on Linux.
Relevant changes sinc 2.22:
o Better compatibility of Makefile.PL with new MakeMaker
o C Code compiles with C compilers other than GCC.
o Detect and skip body parts that only contain MIME headers.
o Fixed a bug where razor-check would terminate prematurely
on messages for which it could not compute a signature.
o Introduced SOCKS support. Net::SOCKS is required in
order to use SOCKS. Specify socks_server in the config file.
o Fixed a bug where the MIME boundary was being spuriously set
in certain cases.
o A bug in the selection of zone prefixes in bootstrap
discovery was fixed.
o Razorhome is gleaned from the config file passed to
razor-agents, if all else fails. "razor-report
-conf=/etc/razor/razor.conf spam" will use /etc/razor
as its home if no other home is found (eg in
$HOME/.razor). To force a particular Razorhome value,
use the -home=path option.
o Force bootstrap discovery when all discovery servers are
unavailable. This fixes a bug where by razor-agents would
try to connect to the old Razor2 discovery server found in
servers.discovery.lst.
"auxprop".
* Modify the package so that the smtpd.conf file is initially stored
with the other example files and copied over to its true location
via CONF_FILES. This allows modifying the postfix installation to
use some other SASL authenticaion method, e.g. PLAIN with saslauthd
through TLS.
* Only allow using one SASL library or the other, and prefer SASL2 to
SASL1.
From release announcemenet:
After a lengthy QA process, PHP 4.3.4 is finally out!
This is a medium size maintenance release, with a fair number of bug fixes.
All users are encouraged to upgrade to 4.3.4.
Bugfix release
PHP 4.3.4 contains, among others, following important fixes, additions
and improvements:
* Fixed disk_total_space() and disk_free_space() under FreeBSD.
* Fixed FastCGI support on Win32.
* Fixed FastCGI being unable to bind to a specific IP.
* Fixed several bugs in mail() implementation on win32.
* Fixed crashes in a number of functions.
* Fixed compile failure on MacOSX 10.3 Panther.
* Over 60 various bug fixes!
For full list of changes in PHP 4.3.4, see ChangeLog:
http://www.php.net/ChangeLog-4.php#4.3.4
Also don't check for /usr/X11R6 before running mkfontdir. This
package is already marked as USE_X11. Fixes install on
Solaris and other systems which use bmake instead of make.
Summary of changes since 2.5x
-----------------------------------
- spamd supports UNIX-domain sockets
- SSL support for spamc/spamd now usable
- improved Bayes text analysis
- improved expiration of Bayes-DB
- better detection of 'invisible text' and other obfuscation techniques
in HTML
- new RBL (eg SORBS, SpamCop, Osirusoft dropped)
- better handling of RBL timeouts
- support for Razor V1 dropped
- more flexible header and report rewriting
- Perl taint mode enabled by default
- bug fixes
- new rules
Changes since 3.1.7:
* Add command_add_fromline directive to control prepending mbox-style From_
lines to command deliveries. Defaults to 1, the previous behaviour. Set
to 0 to disable.
* Add workaround for differences in Python poplib; an incompatible change
was introduced (apparently in 1.6) to Python's library, where session.retr()
previous returned raw lines, but now it returns the un-stuffed lines.
getmail now has to conditionally un-stuff lines depending on the version
of the Python interpreter in use.
* Change the "over max message size of %(max_message_size)i, skipping ..."
message from informational to warning so it can be seen when using
-q/--quiet/verbose=0. Thanks to Volker Kuhlmann for the report.
-Change error message resulting from failed APOP attempt
Changes are:
* The vulnerability in SMTP response handling, which is exploitable
by a malicious SMTP server, has been fixed.
* The structure of folder system has been sorted out.
* The checking of the existence of IMAP root directory has been
modified.
While updating, make bogofilter use the bsd.pkg.install.mk
framework to install the configuration file into PKG_SYSCONFDIR.
Patch provided by Soren Jacobsen in PR pkg/22983.
Changes:
Changes:
0.14.5.4
* _Really_ fix defective printing in 'bogofilter -Q' output.
0.14.5.3
* Fix parser errors that can cause:
1. Incorrect processing of html comments.
2. "fatal flex scanner internal error--end of buffer missed",
which kills bogofilter.
* Fix defective printing in 'bogofilter -Q' output.
* Compiles with TDB again.
0.14.5.2
* bogominitrain.pl - removed email 'cruft' and revised format
of verbose output.
0.14.5.1
* Fixed parameter type error in dbh_print_names() that causes
segfault.
* Enhanced verbose output of bogominitrain.pl
* Documented '-T' option in man page.
* Fixed parsing error that treated "^From " in encoded text as
a message separator.
* Revised format for '-T'.
* Fixed defect in bogominitrain.pl's norepetition mode.
0.14.5
* Updated bogominitrain.pl to version 1.3.
* Corrected parsing error (in html code) that caused
bogofilter to miss message separators.
* Added '-T' as terse mode (with fixed formatting).
* Revised processing of From and empty lines so that parsing
works correctly with both flex-2.5.4 and flex-2.5.31.
0.14.4
* Revised database API so that there are 3 distinct layers
(program, datastore, and database) with a clean interface
between them.
* Correct exitcodes in bogoutil by using EX_ERROR.
* Fixed token registration bug in 0.14.x versions.
* Fixed seg fault caused by database lock contention.
0.14.3
* Fixed critical locking bug introduced into bogofilter 0.14.0
with the combined-wordlist code: when working with separate
wordlists, bogofilter would lock only the first one opened,
rather than all.
* Documentation updates.
* %g formatting is now supported by bogofilter's formatting functions.
* Merged trio 1.10 (http://ctrio.sourceforge.net/) to support
compilation on ancient systems (Solaris 2.5) that do not have
[v]snprintf functions.
Trio is Copyright (C) 1998-2000 Bjorn Reese and Daniel Stenberg.
* Various documentation updates, including the FAQ.
* The test suite was adjusted for older grep variants (Solaris
2.5) that don't cope with long lines.
* Print database version in print_version().
* Postfix integration instructions have been upgraded.
* Debug output for wordlists and databases was enhanced.
However currently milter support is disabled, as it requires strerror_r to
be available, which it isn't on -current.
Note this required the fixing of the milter tests in the configure.in file.
It seemed if you used --disable-milter and the .h file was in the include
path, eg on -current it's in /usr/include/libmilter it was found and used.
We now have a want_milter for the --enable/disable-milter, which will
trigger the tests to setup have_milter.
Once I've sorted out the strerror_r problem in -current I'll enable the
milter support (or if someone tells me it works with pth)
Bump PKGREVISION.
Sylpheed is an e-mail client (and news reader) based on GTK+, running on
X Window System, and aiming for:
* Quick response
* Graceful, and sophisticated interface
* Easy configuration, intuitive operation
* Abundant features
Currently, many features are supported including POP3, IMAP, NNTP,
multiple accounts, threading, filtering, MIME attachments, APOP, SMTP
AUTH, SSL, IPv6, GnuPG, internalization, and more.
This is the GTK+ 2.0 branch of Sylpheed, authored by Takuro Ashie and
Botond Botyanszki.
curses.buildlink2.mk. This was wrong because we _really_ do want to
express that we want _n_curses when we include the buildlink2.mk file.
We should have a better way to say that the NetBSD curses doesn't
quite work well enough. In fact, it's far better to depend on ncurses
by default, and exceptionally note when it's okay to use NetBSD curses
for specific packages. We will look into this again in the future.
Fixes come from the SpamAssassin 2.60 release (originally from
http://www.ijs.si/software/amavisd/ (Thanks to amavisd-new, Mark
Martinec, and Vivek Khera!))
Fixes come from the SpamAssassin 2.60 release (originally from
http://www.ijs.si/software/amavisd/ (Thanks to amavisd-new, Mark Martinec,
and Vivek Khera!))
In non-English mailing lists (particularly in Russian) there is a
big problem with messages, where charset parameter of Content-Type
header is set incorrectly. Sometimes software is buggy, sometimes
people cannot set up their software properly, sometimes web-based
email clients do not implement charsets. While reading such a
mail, one should manually switch encoding in MUA back and forth.
Incorrectly encoded or plain 8-bit Subject field is another big
problem. Such fields often get corrupted while passing e-mail
gateways.
This program can be used to solve this problem while used as mail
filter (in MTA, procmail, or a similar program).
Changes:
2002-09-12 Stable Version 1.0.1 released
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* protocol.c smtp-auth.c smtp-bdat.c smtp-etrn.c smtp-tls.c
More thoroughly check return value from read_smtp_response().
* libesmtp.h errors.c
Added new "Client error" error code. This is just a cop-out,
used when an API called by libesmtp fails.
* base64.c
Make conversions immune to NULL source data,
* examples/mail-file.c
Cleaned up some compiler warnings
* siobuf.[hc]
Added a few extra sio_ calls. Not actually used in libESMTP though.
* concatenate.c errors.c getaddrinfo.c headers.c htable.c
* protocol.c siobuf.c
Don't perform zero length operations using the memxxx() functions.
This may avoid segfaults on some platforms or libraries.
* siobuf.c
Improved handling of flushes in sio_write() particularly in the
case where data would exactly fill remaining space in the buffer.
* rfc2822date.c
Correct leap year compensation for January and February in
libesmtp_mktime().
* examples/Makefile
Changed compiler flags from -ansi to -std=c99 and added -W
* headers.c
Eliminated bug where find_header() could pass -1 to the length
argument of memchr() causing a core dump on some architectures.
* libesmtp-private.h protocol.c smtp-bdat.c
M$ Exchange does not accept a chunk size of 0 in BDAT 0 LAST as
explicitly permitted by RFC 3030, *sigh*. Hackish workaround
implemented.
* configure.in Makefile.am
Added DIST_SUBDIRS macro to make sure tarball gets built properly.
This one slipped past 'make distcheck' last time for some reason
but then autoconf & friends are totally inscruitable.
* ntlm/ntlmdes.c
OpenSSL 0.9.7 changes some typedefs. Changed to suit, should
still be compatible with previous OpenSSL versions.
Apply bugfix patches for the following problems:
- Searching address fields can crash sometimes.
- Auth process crashes if user doesn't have home directory set.
- Some BODY and BODYSTRUCTURE replies missed data for message/rfc822
MIME parts causing clients to break.
version 1.59: Wed Aug 13 08:13:00 CEST 2003
- Patch by [Shafiek Rasdien] which adds Mail::Internet::smtpsend
option MailFrom.
- [Ziya Suzen] extended Mail::Mailer::test to provide more
test information.
- Added SWE (Sender Waranted E-mail) as abbreviation in field
names which is always in caps, on request by [Ronnie Paskin]
- Added SOAP and LDAP as abbreviation in field names which is
always in caps.
Also fix pkg/22714, clamav not building, this was due to it rerunning
configure due to dependancy updates, which built a new libtool, replacing
the one we had given it from pkgsrc.
The fix is to run autoconf and automake on the patches, I would have done
diff's post autoconf/automake, but the diffs are much bigger.
Known issue, if you run fetchclam to update the databases you'll find that
pkg_install won't remove the db files as the MD5 checksum has changed, I
may move the db files into etc/clamav and copy them in, then fetchclam can
update as needed.
However I thought that given the current spate of viruses hitting people
they maybe wanting the latest version.
Bryan Carter Vyhmeister in PR 22840.
and probably other MUAs (mail user agents). msmtp forwards mails
to an SMTP server (for example at a free mail provider) which does
the delivery.
Features include:
* SMTP AUTH methods PLAIN, LOGIN and CRAM-MD5
* TLS encrypted connections
* IPv6 support
* robustness
* detailed error messages (including the full answer of the
SMTP server) if something goes wrong
* sendmail compatible exit codes (which most MUAs understand).
Simply tell your MUA to call msmtp instead of /usr/sbin/sendmail.
