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3.0b4<br />

o alloca fix.<br />

o various diagnostic/informational message fixes.<br />

3.0b3<br />

o Support for retrieving only new messages from maildrop when<br />

using POP3.<br />

o Support for retrieving only the first n lines of each message<br />

when using POP3.<br />

o APOP authentication support.<br />

o Buffered socket input.<br />

3.0b2<br />

This is a "new features" release.<br />

o support for .poprc file.<br />

o GNU-style long options.<br />

o fixed passwords appearing in ’ps’ output<br />

o support for multiple servers on one command line<br />

3.0b1<br />

This is mostly a test of the autoconfigure integration.<br />

Among the functions performed by the new configure script, is<br />

the ability to detect known system types, configures the mail<br />

delivery agent (MDA) correctly. This should permanently solve<br />

the problem of using something other than an MDA for mail<br />

delivery (which continues to plague Linux slackware 1.2.9).<br />

For this beta, please check the values of MDA_PATH and MDA_ARGS<br />

carefully. They should match the values found in your<br />

sendmail.cf file on the line which begins with "Mlocal".<br />

Other changes from popclient version 2.21:<br />

o no longer uses getpass() from the C library. The<br />

internal getpassword() function allows the use of long<br />

passwords.<br />

o integrated GNU getopt() for long options. Long option<br />

names will appear in a future beta.<br />

o Several compiler warnings fixed.<br />

o Fixed problems related to missing include files in<br />

Solaris port.<br />

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