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* IMAP code now detects IMAP4rev1 capabilities (RFC 2060) and uses them. (It will fall back to IMAP4 or IMAP2bis depending on what it sees.) bugs -- * Compilation fixes for non-Linux machines. There are 205 people on the fetchmail-friends list. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------fetchmail-3.0.0 (Tue Jan 21 16:44:56 EST 1997), 8164 lines: features -- * ‘interface’ and ‘monitor’ options are now per-server. * ‘batchlimit’ option is now per-user. * RFC822 header continuation for long address lists is is now handled properly. * There is now a ‘nodns’ option to suppress DNS checking of address hostname parts in multidrop mode (make sure your aka list is complete before you use this!). * Options such as ‘nokeep’ can now be written ‘no keep’. * RPOP support is back by user request. Note: The first two changes mean that older .fetchmailrc files using the ‘set’ syntax for these options will cause fetchmail to die with a parse error at initialization time. Conversion is trivial -- for details, see the FAQ. bugs -- * Stricter parsing of greeting message for the host name; eliminates some minor errors when using IMAP and the hostname is something like jet.es. * --quit in root-daemon mode didn’t work, fixed this. * Ensure that default server parameters get properly zeroed out after each poll or skip statement in .fetchmailrc. * Arrange an EXPUNGE after each delete when using IMAP, so deletions get done OK even if there’s a socket error before termination. * Simpler and better header-rewrite code, fixing some weird cases where it failed. Thanks to Masafumi NAKANE and Carey Evans for pointing out these problems. * Handle zero-length messages properly; thanks to Bob Craycroft. Note: the RFC subdirectory is no longer included with the distribution (this cut its size in half!) Instead, applicable RFCs are listed on the manual page. There are 201 people on the fetchmail-friends list.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------fetchmail-2.8.0 (Sat Jan 11 15:48:33 EST 1997), 8139 lines: features -- * We now get the hostname used for progress messages from the server greeting. This means you’ll get sensible-looking progress messages even when using ssh to redirect secure connections. * Reorganized and improved man page. * Mail header parsing now handles RFC822 escapes properly. bugs -- * Stop netrc parser from complaining about blank lines. * Add ssh recipe correction. * Eliminate infinite-loop bug in defaults handling. * Fixed some address-parsing bugs in rfc822.c:nxtaddr(). * 2.7 broke portability to Solaris. Fix that. There are 184 people on the fetchmail-friends list. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------fetchmail-2.7.0 (Thu Jan 9 03:18:15 EST 1997), 8091 lines: features -- * New --syslog option by Dave Bodenstab. * Automatic parsing of ~/.netrc for a mailserver password if necessary, thanks to Gordon Matzigkeit. * Added preconnect option for initializing ssh connections. * Added local-domains support for multidrop as requested by Pablo Saratxaga. * More FAQ material on how and when to use --interface. bugs -- * Fixed a minor bug introduced into From handling by 2.6. * Fixed bug in SMTP forwarding of msg lines with leading dot. * Fixed a bug that generated incorrect HELO for second and subsequent poll entries attached to the same SMTP host. There are 177 people on the fetchmail-friends list. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------fetchmail-2.6.0 (Fri Dec 27 12:42:56 EST 1996), 7185 lines: features -- * IMAP4 code now sets the server "seen" flag on each message if "keep" is on.
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