(open|libre)ssl, which didn't handle alt chains. Backport an upstream
commit which changes to using SSL_set_verify + callback. Neomutt already
has the newer code so wasn't affected.
Problem connecting to imap.gmail.com reported by krw.
sidebar - now in the main release (if you use this and your old configuration
doesn't work, review /usr/local/share/examples/mutt/sample.muttrc-sidebar)
compressed folders - use mail/neomutt if you want this
gpgme/normal, sasl/normal, headercache on/off, and with imap/mbox/maildir.
As you'd expect with a program like this that has many configuration
options, including at runtime, the pledge is rather wide. But even so,
a wide pledge still prevents many system calls, and restricts use of
others.
Committing early to make it easier for people to test. Please do so,
especially if you have an unusual configuration. If you run into problems,
please obtain a ktrace and report back to tb@ and myself with a description,
the last page or so of kdump output, and preferably a backtrace. Thanks!
etc to be modified), remove some port patches which are un/no-longer
necessary, and avoid depending on autoconf/automake except in those
cases where optional patchsets touch the Makefiles and require auto*
to be regenerated.
mutt_substrdup with begin end, which leads to crash" - found by american fuzzy
lop. Fix from debian though not committed upstream yet so this may change later.
Requested by "Kenta S."
"snapshot" branch 9 years ago (in fact the 1.4 branch has really only
received a couple of security fixes since 2002).
No naysayers, and positive feedback about the removal from ajacoutot and brad.
to mutt via a patch provided by Roland Rosenfeld <roland@spinnaker.de>,
located at http://www.spinnaker.de/mutt/compressed/.
Also, add a patch to browser.c to handle proper handling of timestamp in
folder view of Maildir forlders.
Okayed by fgsch@
port/package to use it
- add missing CONFIGURE_ENV options to bring in gettext support
- add a few patches to ensure mutt does not use its own gettext headers
but the headers installed on the system instead
- remove install message from Makefile and put it into pkg/MESSAGE so it's
displayed properly once this port is made into a package
- rename one patch, patch-fix_DOTLOCK_group -> patch-configure
