Mailfromd NEWS -- history of user-visible changes. 2006-06-30
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Version 1.4.91 - CVS

* New options:
     --dump-grammar-trace   Dump grammar traces when parsing the
               	            config
     --dump-lex-trace       Dump lexical analizer traces when parsing the
                            config
     --dump-tree            Dump parser tree

* Configuration file

** New conditional `validuser' returns true if the username part of its
argument (which should be a valid email address or user name) is a
valid user name, i.e. the mu_get_auth_by_name call returns non-null
value for this user.

** New conditional `dbmap' checks if the key is found in a given DB file.
Useful for checking aliases.

** New constructs:

1. Define a function `foo':

function foo
do
...
done

2. Call the function:

call foo

Both are meant as a simple way to structure configuration
files. Passing arguments and returning a value is not supported. 


Version 1.4.90 - CVS

* Require CVS mailutils.

* Configuration file

** New pragma 'source' allows to set source address for TCP connections.
Corresponds to the command line option --source.


Version 1.4

* Configuration

Added possibility to link against the forked version of libmilter
(--with-forks). The patch for sendmail-8.13.1 is included
(etc/sendmail-8.13.1.diff).

* Configuration file

** New unary expression `listens' checks if the host listens on port 25.
** Several `#pragma option relay' statements accumulate

* Bugfixes

** Fixed coredump on incorrect libmilter socket specification.
** Fixed `poll for EMAIL as EMAIL'.


Version 1.3

* Rewritten DNS resolver functions in order to take into account CNAMEs.
* Updated Makefiles to allow for compilation with the CVS Mailutils
* Improved documentation.


Version 1.2

* Implemented sending rate control.

This feature allows to impose a limit on the number of messages a
user can send within a given interval. If this number is exceeded, the
connection is refused until enough time passes to keep the rate within
the given limit.


Version 1.1

Mostly bugfixes.

Version 1.0

Lots of major improvements. Implemented two methods of sender address
verification, controlled by a sophisticated configuration file. Sender
domains and emails can also be distinguished basing on POSIX regex or
shell-style globbing patterns.


Version 0.2

First release.


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