POP3Lite NEWS -*- outline -*- ============= * 0.2.4a: Packaging fixes Oh well. I screwed up 0.2.4 a bit. This release is basically the same, only a few packaging related things were changed. * 0.2.4: Bugfixes Fixed a bug that prevented compiling on Solaris. More importantly, escape leading dots for RFC compliance. Thanks to Daniel Roethlisberger for spotting this. * 0.2.3b: Bugfixes Fixed a well-hidden segfault, spotted by Thomas Fini Hansen ; fixed locking code, so it should work reliably and should not leave stale lockfiles behind * 0.2.3: Bugfixes In this release, a deadlock bug was fixed (thanks to Vesselin) in cases where POP3Lite was compiled without liblockfile. Also, a few smaller fixes and enchancements sneaked in too. * 0.2.2: Solaris port and bugfixes This version includes modifications to support Solaris (thanks to Gabor MICSKO for assistance), as well as yet more fixes from Vesselin Atanasov. * 0.2.1: Important bug-fix preventing occasional data-lossage Prevent lossage when the data is larger than the TCP window. Thanks to Vesselin Atanasov , for noticing and fixing the bug * 0.2.0: First stable release Minor touch-ups, and lots and lots of testing. * 0.1.92: Bug fixes Fixed a few little, but annoying bugs. The testsuite framework is now much more robust and intelligent. * 0.1.91: MD library detection Detects the MD library on FreeBSD, and uses that instead of the GNU MD5 implementation shipped with the source. Updated to use CVS autotools (autoconf, automake, libtool) * 0.1.90: Two serious bugs fixed Fixed a serious bug in the configuration parser that could lead to occasional segmentation faults. Fixed a possible segfault when using the pam module and pam_permit.so and the authenticated user does not exist. * 0.1.4.2: Removed Hacker's Manual Removed POP3Lite Hacker's Manual. I'll write a better during 0.3.x. * 0.1.4.1: Minor cleanups before 0.2.0. * 0.1.4: Fixed a possible segfault. Added FreeBSD ports-collection fragment. Fixed a bug where the PASS command without arguments could cause a segmentation fault. * 0.1.3: Removed a bunch of spurious syslog messages. Removed a bunch of spurious syslog messages. Added a test suite. * 0.1.2.2: Documentation updates. * 0.1.2.1: Packaging changes. Mainly packaging changes. No new code. * 0.1.2: Fixed a possible DoS. Fixed a possible DoS. Did some hammering on the packaging system. * 0.1.1: Packaging enhancements Many, many packaging enhancements, a few smaller bug fixes. * 0.1.0: Initial release. BEWARE! DEVELOPMENT VERSION!