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page, which was mentioned in PR 34813.
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Updated mail/pear-Mail to 1.1.14
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Addresses PR #34643
- Fix missing seperation between headers and body in the SMTP driver
- Fix _sanitizeHeaders() so that it doesn't eat multiline headers.
- The sendmail backend now correctly writes a blank line between the headers and body text.
- Fix typo in _sanitizeHeaders() that blanked out all headers.
- Mail::prepareHeaders() no longer appends a trailing newline. (Bug 7492)
- Mail::parseRecipients() now returns a PEAR_Error object on error. (Bug 7491)
- Mail_RFC822::isValidInetAddress() now permits domain parts longer than four characters. The two character minimum remains in effect. (Bug 7562)
- Fixed the tests for the existence of the PHP_EOL constant. (Bug 7682)
- Changed the default 'sendmail_args' value to include the '-i' argument. (Bug 7785)
- We now guard against email injection exploits. (Bug 6229)
- The SMTP driver now includes an error code in its PEAR_Error objects.
- SMTP connections are now reset (RSET) when an error occurs. (Bug 5212)
- The SMTP driver now exposes a disconnect() method which forcibly destroys the SMTP connection. (Bug 5372)
- Removing a stray debugging line that snuck into the 1.1.7 release. (Bug 5190)
- Mail_RFC822::isValidInetAddress() now accepts the '+' character in strict local-parts. (Bug 4943)
- The SMTP backend now returns standardized error messages which now include additional error details from the Net_SMTP package. (Bug 4241)
- Mail::factory() now returns object references without generating PHP warnings.
- The SMTP backend now supports a 'persist' parameter which allows the internal SMTP connection object to be reused over multiple calls to the send() method. (Bug 4122)
- Don't emit warnings with PHP 4.4/5.1.
- Unfold long lines before parsing addresses in Mail_RFC822.
- The SMTP driver now supports a 'timeout' value. (Request 3776)
- An array of Received: headers can now be provided. (Bug 4636)
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Bump to 1.1
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Changes since version 2.8.2.4:
- Fixed for security vulnerability reported in PMASA-2006-5
- New export options
- A lot of bug fixes
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Patch provided by Shaun Amott via PR 34436, take maintainership.
And define USE_LIBTOOL, regen patch with mkpatches.
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Most importantly this should fix the login process problems that people
have been reporting. There were also some bugs in the proxying feature.
Also note the 64bit change in dovecot.index.cache files. Unless you
delete dovecot.index.cache files manually, you'll these kind of error
messages into your logs:
Error: Corrupted index cache file ...dovecot.index.cache:
registered field date.sent size changed
They'll get fixed automatically of course, but it might be a bit
annoying to see them.
* 64bit systems: dovecot.index.cache file will be rebuilt because
some time fields have been changed from 64bit fields to 32bit
fields. Now the same cache file can be used in both 32bit and
64bit systems without it being rebuilt.
* Added libmysqlclient workaround to conflicting sha1_result symbol,
which caused Dovecot to fail logging into MySQL.
+ dovecot.index.cache file opening is delayed until it's actually
needed. This reduces disk accesses a bit with eg. STATUS commands.
+ auth_cache: Try to handle changing passwords automatically: If
password verification fails, but the last one had succeeded, don't
use the cache. This works only with plaintext auth.
- dovecot.index.cache: We didn't properly detect if some fields were
different length than we expected, which caused assert crashes
- Lots of fixes to login/master process handling
- mbox: Fixed a bug causing "X-IMAPbase uid-last unexpectedly lost
in mbox file" errors, and possibly others.
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Patch provided by Martin Wilke via PR 34341.
0.11.56
* Fixed buglet that caused copying of protection bits to always
be a fatal error, regardless of the "Ignore Failure to Copy
Attributes" option setting.
* Fixed a silly case of errno "leaking" out of the window title
setting code (which needs to mess with NLS). This had gentoo
break totally (couldn't even copy files) on Ubuntu. Big thanks
to M. Williams for letting me ssh and vnc to his Ubuntu box so
I could hunt this one down.
* Rewrote core of regular file copying function. It seems when
writing to a Samba-mounted (network) share, write() doesn't
like large buffer sizes. So we loop to empty the buffer of read
data, doing as many writes() per read() as is necessary. Odd.
* Fixed bug that made it impossible to use RenameSeq on volumes
using a VFAT filesystem. This was due to the use of invalid
characters in temporary filenames.
* Made RenameSeq's start value settable through a spinbutton in
the dialog, rather than a plain entry. Faster small changes.
* Added a new page to the RenameRE dialog, 'Map', which does
simple character mappings on filenames. Also supports removing
a set of character (think 'tr', applied twice).
* Added information about missing options (--locale-info, --run)
to the manual page.
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- Strip output added by modern tcpdump versions in verbose mode from
input lines (IP options, tcp checksum status).
- Split sack ranges on consecutive spaces instead of just a single space.
While here use a string comparison operator to compare second filed against
"IP" by copying the code from graphics/xplot patch-ab.
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- Strip output added by modern tcpdump versions in verbose mode from
input lines (IP options, tcp checksum status).
- Split sack ranges on consecutive spaces instead of just a single space.
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outside of WRKDIR. I don't see a reason for having the cache inside a
directory that will go away on "make clean", but I left the default
value as is.
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openoffice2-2.0.4, openoffice2-bin-2.0.4, pango-1.14.7, wine-0.9.23.
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Overview of changes between 1.14.6 and 1.14.7
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* Fixed broken build with included lang modules.
* Bugs fixed in this release:
Bug 361938 - Can't include *-lang modules (./configure
--with-included-modules fails)
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daemons provides an easy way to wrap existing ruby scripts (for
example a self-written server) to be run as a daemon and to be
controlled by simple start/stop/restart commands. daemons can also
run and control blocks of Ruby code in a daemon process.
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Patch provided by MAINTAINER, Chris Wareham via PR 34595.
ChangeLog is unknown.
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about the path to the script interpreter.
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alias for apache.mk, since I don't see a reason why a package should
query the apache version without also adding a dependency on apache.
Fixed the documentation to match the code. Made the code simpler. Added
sanity checks for both package-settable and user-settable variables.
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-------------------------------
These source files comprise a simple but efficient utility that allows the
display of a function call tree in a C program at run-time. It is also
possible to dump the results of a program execution to an ASCII file for
later examination.
* ptrace.c compiles your code to enable this run-time tracing
* etrace is a Python script that will perform the run-time tracing by
displaying the function names as they are called
* etrace.pl is a Perl script that will perform the run-time tracing by
displaying the function names as they are called. Moreover, etrace.pl
can be used to trace dynamic libraries.
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