[dovecot] 0.99.6rc1 released
6 Jan
2003
6 Jan
'03
9:36 p.m.
Again rc, just in case I broke something. Or maybe I should just start creating nightly CVS snapshots. Anyway, fixes the few bugs people have reported lately:
- Mails with nested MIME parts might have caused incorrect BODY and
BODYSTRUCTURE fetches and sometimes might have crashed dovecot
(assert at imap-bodystructure.c). If client had already successfully
done the BODY fetching a couple of times, the bug couldn't happen
anymore since Dovecot then began caching the BODY data. So, this
mostly happened with new users.
- If authentication was aborted by client ("*" reply to AUTHENTICATE),
the login process crashed later.
- Digest-MD5: We used "qop-options" instead of "qop", which was
incompatible with at least Cyrus SASL.
- We didn't work with some 64bit systems
- Realms in passwd-file were buggy
* Some coding style changes (less typedefs)
6 Jan
6 Jan
11:18 p.m.
New subject: [dovecot] Re: 0.99.6rc1 released
On Monday 06 January 2003 12:36 pm, Timo Sirainen wrote:
Again rc, just in case I broke something. Or maybe I should just start creating nightly CVS snapshots. Anyway, fixes the few bugs people have reported lately:
- Mails with nested MIME parts might have caused incorrect BODY and BODYSTRUCTURE fetches and sometimes might have crashed dovecot (assert at imap-bodystructure.c). If client had already successfully done the BODY fetching a couple of times, the bug couldn't happen anymore since Dovecot then began caching the BODY data. So, this mostly happened with new users.
- If authentication was aborted by client ("*" reply to AUTHENTICATE), the login process crashed later.
- Digest-MD5: We used "qop-options" instead of "qop", which was incompatible with at least Cyrus SASL.
- We didn't work with some 64bit systems
- Realms in passwd-file were buggy
- Some coding style changes (less typedefs)
The file auth-mech-desc.h is missing from the release.
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