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
--------------------------------------
* 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.
