> > Hopefully the last release candidate before the final release:

I guess not, here is the next one, sorry:

  http://www.ijs.si/software/amavisd/amavisd-new-2.4.0-rc6.tar.gz

From Brian Wong:
> It is probably too late to bring up, but instead of adding a
> 'time_num' column to 'msgrcpt' and 'quarantine' tables, why not have
> the records in these two tables reference the 'msgs' table using the
> 'mail_id' as a foreign key? This will enforce the integrity of the
> relationship and will also make purging easier with 'DELETE FROM ...
> CASCADE'. Something I am missing? Thanks.

There is always time to teach old dog new tricks :)

If using SQL logging or quarantine please see if you like the
new FOREIGN KEY constraing and the simplifications it puts
to database purging better than the time_num filed that
was used in pre-release and RC version of 2.4.0 so far.
The change is documented in the beginning of RELEASE_NOTES
and also in README.sql.

If there will be a grand objection, I'll put the time_num back in
tables msgrcpt and quarantine tables, although having these two
fields indexed imposes additional burden on inserts and deletes.

Besides the above, it fixes few per-recip macro values when $log_recip_templ
is in use for better per-recip logging, and makes $sa_timeout somewhat 
redundant.

  Mark




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