No activity since jturner@ drop maintainership 5 years ago.
HOMEPAGE seems irrelevant to this and DISTFILE is does not exist anymore.
In the path of mail/gmime removal.
ok jturner@ sthen@
RFC 6647 graylisting policy server, following the recommended practice
noted in the standard document.
Graylisting defers message acceptance (for a specific recipient / sender
/ client_address value tuple) a configurable number of times
via a standardized SMTP response (see allow(5), RFC 5321), which does
not prevent message delivery from SMTP M(ail) T(ransfer) A(gent)s,
but can help against simple spam producing programs.
s-postgray is started via spawn(8), with the given user credentials,
therefore the built-in DB store path is /tmp -- you surely want to
change this via configuration file or command line option.
from Steffen Nurpmeso (maintainer and upstream), with tweaks from sthen@
and me. ok sthen@.
there has not been any major change to invalidate the recommendations to
avoid it (https://anarc.at/blog/2022-03-02-procmail-considered-harmful/ and
others) but there still seems to be no good alternative to formail
(maildrop's reformail isn't a direct replacement) and better to have those
fixes which do exist than leave it at the old version.
highlights:
- native gpg keystore integration
- customizable status line
- imap stability & reliability improvements
- various usability enhancements
- misc bug fixes
(the wizard bug is still present.)
Aerc is a terminal email client with IMAP and Maildir support. Features
include asynchronous IMAP and IMAP IDLE support, a tabbed multitasking
interface, built-in terminal multiplexer, and customizable rendering
filters for message parts.
Based on a previous submission by Raymond E. Pasco, tested by some
(thanks!), ok sthen@
This is a bug-fix release, addressing CVE-2022-1328: a buffer overread in the
uuencoded decoder routine. For more details please see GitLab ticket 404:
https://gitlab.com/muttmua/mutt/-/issues/404. The commit fixing this issue
is at e5ed080c00
Also fixed were a possible integer overflow issue in the general iconv and
rfc2047-conversion iconv functions. These are not believed to be exploitable.
patch configure script to avoid build failure; some functions don't
exist in our old libcurses, but the toolchain doesn't return an error
when trying to link a program that has missing functions, you actually
need to try to run it to notice the problem, so the script thinks that
they exist and tries to use them, only failing later on a missing
prototype.
