fetchmail-6.2.5
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fetchmail-6.2.5
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-----------------------------------------------------------------------------<strong>fetchmail</strong>-4.4.0<br />
(Mon Mar 16 14:57:38 EST 1998), 13579 lines:<br />
* Fix bug that prevented graceful exit from POP3 validation on wrong password.<br />
* Dominique Unruh’s patch that copes gracefully with bodiless messages.<br />
* Fix timer-leak problem with the SIGALRM fix, pointed out by Dave Bodenstab.<br />
* Deal with more M$ Exchange braindamage (violating an RFC1939 limit).<br />
* Allow spaces in IMAP usernames (thank Juerg Wanner ).<br />
* Handle empty Return-Path (thank Dmitry Yaitskov ).<br />
* Improvements in UID handling; should be a cleaner fix for Dick van den Burg.<br />
* Remove the LOGIN capability check for IMAPrev1 servers; Cyrus chokes on it.<br />
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<strong>fetchmail</strong>-4.3.9 (Fri Mar 6 10:45:32 EST 1998), 13531 lines:<br />
* Relax the LOGIN capability check in IMAP.<br />
* John Stracke sent a workaround for SIGALRM flakiness<br />
under glibc6 over Linux.<br />
* Kerberos V support from Jon Dugan and<br />
Von Welch .<br />
* Ron Kaminsky sent a patch to RFC1730-encode passwords<br />
sent to IMAP servers. This allows them to contain doublequotes and<br />
backslashes.<br />
* Made the antispam response configurable.<br />
* UID-handling fix from Dick van den Burg ,<br />
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<strong>fetchmail</strong>-4.3.8 (Tue Feb 24 15:47:13 EST 1998), 13292 lines:<br />
* Documentation cleanup.<br />
* -S is back to setting smtphost all the time; net-security option is now -T.<br />
* net-security option is now per-server, with a ‘netsec’ keyword.<br />
* Handle "account" token in .netrc.<br />
* Fix IMAP4rev1 detection.<br />
* Added /-suffix capability to specify a port or service on smtphost args.<br />
* More fixes by Nicholas Pitre.<br />
* Fix for core-dump bug in the new UID-marking code by timw@aracnet.com.<br />
* EMX changes support running <strong>fetchmail</strong> under OS/2.<br />
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<strong>fetchmail</strong>-4.3.7 (Tue Feb 17 21:30:26 EST 1998), 13104 lines:<br />
* Fixed a minor bug in the IMAP re-polling logic.<br />
* Nicholas Pitre’s extensive changes to multidrop:<br />
- Seek for the true sender of a mail which is not necessarily in the<br />
From: header. (see comments in the code for more explicit details).<br />
This one is particularly important with list distributions...<br />
- Respect the Resent-To/-Cc/-Bcc precedence over the To/Cc/Bcc headers<br />
for recipient delivery. So avoid resending a message to a person who<br />
just resent a mail to some other addresses.<br />
- Fix a bug in find_server_names() wich caused recipient addresses to<br />
figure twice in the recipient address list.<br />
- Modified parse_received() to let full adress from the Received header to<br />
pass through so local domains can be used (now has same policy as in<br />
the find_server_names() function).<br />
- Fixed memory leaks from readheaders().<br />
- Made some strcmp() be strcasecmp() as it should be because it didn’t<br />
work correctly in some cases.<br />
- Modified reply_hack() to meet the needs of above modifications.
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