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-----------------------------------------------------------------------------<strong>fetchmail</strong>-2.1.0<br />

(Thu Nov 28 11:07:48 EST 1996), 6529 lines:<br />

features --<br />

* Added FAQ file.<br />

* Try to pass envelope From to the listener so that logging and procmail<br />

processing works right. If that fails, fall back on calling-user.<br />

* Added ‘set logfile = ’ option to rc syntax.<br />

* We now use X-Envelope-To headers and parse the Received lines. If<br />

X-Envelope-To is found, OK; otherwise we look for a ‘Received for’ line;<br />

either is treated as a true envelope address. If neither of these are<br />

found we go to the To/Cc/Bcc header addresses.<br />

* Added ‘*’ as a wildcard option for multidrop to ... here. This will allow<br />

names to be local names to be passed through from a multi-drop box on<br />

a mailserver<br />

* Added an ‘aka’ option to allow users to declare mailserver aliases at start<br />

of run, so DNS does less work. During a run, cache host matches on the<br />

aka list so no potential alias has to be DNS-checked more than once.<br />

A server being polled explicitly may be referred to by any of its aliaseses.<br />

bugs --<br />

* Nalin Dahyabhai’s fix patch for MIT Kerberos V4 support.<br />

* Fixed a fencepost error in the APOP code that was causing a core dump.<br />

* Skip flag wasn’t getting reset on poll hosts following a skipped one.<br />

* Include remote name in saved UID mappings so multiple POP accounts on<br />

the same server won’t get their UIDs confused.<br />

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% FAQ file started<br />

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------<strong>fetchmail</strong>-2.0.0<br />

(Mon Nov 18 00:32:17 EST 1996), 6360 lines:<br />

* Fix typo in setitimer call setup that caused obscure bugs under FreeBSD.<br />

* Accept Apparently-To if there is no To header.<br />

* Include Cameron McPherson’s patch for handling multi-line SMTP responses.<br />

* Don’t try to feed listener the header From any more.<br />

<strong>fetchmail</strong>-1.9.9 (Mon Nov 11 10:40:14 EST 1996), 6312 lines:<br />

* Accept Resent-From & Apparently-From a la RFC822.<br />

* Include file fixes for Solaris 2.5 and FreeBSD 2.2.<br />

* Improved error notification on SMTP and no-matching-local-address errors.<br />

* Delivery to multidrop mailboxes now always aborts on DNS errors.<br />

* Batch limit option prevents long delivery delays on smail/qmail.<br />

* Configuration now handles -lresolv and non-Linux bind libraries correctly.<br />

<strong>fetchmail</strong>-1.9.8 (Wed Nov 6 16:40:34 EST 1996), 6267 lines:<br />

* Don’t append spurious NUL to the headers, qmail actually notices it.

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