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2011-06-14Enable "pam" option in "dovecot" packages by default as most platformstron1-2/+2
supported by "pkgsrc" provide PAM support out of the box. Change approved by Geert Hendrickx.
2010-11-09Argh, missed the fact that adam imported the sieve plugin as a separateghen1-29/+2
dovecot2-pigonhole package. Back out the changes related to this.
2010-11-09Merge ommitted stuff from mail/dovecot package, most importantly theghen1-2/+29
dovecot-sieve option (managesieve support is now included with sieve). Create additional "dovenull" user for login processes. Add MESSAGE with upgrade notes. Grab maintainership. Major changes since 1.2: * Dovecot uses two system users for internal purposes now by default: dovenull and dovecot. You need to create the dovenull user or change default_login_user setting. * Global ACLs are now looked up using namespace prefixes. For example if you previously had INBOX. namespace prefix and a global ACL for "INBOX.Sent", it's now looked up from "INBOX.Sent" file instead of "Sent" as before. * Maildir: File permissions are no longer based on dovecot-shared file, but the mailbox directory. + Redesigned master process. It's now more modular and there is less code running as root. + Configuration supports now per-local/remote ip/network settings. + dsync utility does a two-way mailbox synchronization. + LMTP server and proxying. + Added mdbox (multi-dbox) mail storage backend. + doveadm utility can be used to do all kinds of administration functions. Old dovecotpw and *view utilities now exist in its subcommands. + imap and pop3 processes can now handle multiple connections. + IMAP: COMPRESS=DEFLATE is supported by imap_zlib plugin + director service helps NFS installations to redirect users always to same server to avoid corruption
2010-11-05Dovecot is an open source IMAP and POP3 server for Linux/UNIX-like systems,adam1-0/+92
written with security primarily in mind. Dovecot is an excellent choice for both small and large installations. It's fast, simple to set up, requires no special administration and it uses very little memory.