Thanks to many testers for uncovering bugs in the last pre-release. We should have some more documentation (limits docs from Shupp) and LDAP docs/bugfixes (from Bowe) before the final release.
*** Note that the configure option for setting the authentication *** module has changed. Instead of --enable-mysql, use *** --enable-auth-module=mysql.
5.4.0-pre2 - released 21-Dec-03
Casey Zacek - Keep vlimits_setflags() in vlimits.c when mysql-limits is enabled. [858109] - Create maildirsize file when adding new user. [858994]
Tom Collins
- open_smtp_relay(): fix address conversion of '::ffff:127.0.0.1'
ip format, move code to function and replace calls to
getenv("TCPREMOTEIP"). [858586]
- When optimizing adddomain, rebuild users/cdb after each addition
instead of postponing. [859707, temporary fix]
- Move maildir_to_email() from vdelivermail.c into vpopmail.c,
replace dupe code that tries to do the same thing. [859098]
- Fix domain quota checks to work with hashed directories. [859098]
- Fix bug when calling format_maildirquota() with NOQUOTA.
- Document use of NOQUOTA in vadduser. [862315]
- Fix Makefile so `make install` works from checked out CVS. [863862]Michael Bowe
- Revise configure script so choice of auth module is now "OR"
rather than "AND".
Auth module selection now uses the format :
--enable-auth-module=cdb|mysql|pgsql|ldap|sybase|oracle|activedir
Rather than :
--enable-mysql --enable-pgsql --enable-ldap etc
If the old style is used, then the configure script will output
and error and will advise the user of the updated syntax. [855691]
- Removed the code that created a vpopmail.config.sh file each
time the configure script is run. This file is never used,
and a more accurate result can be achieved by using
./config.status --recheck [860271]
- Update the vldap/qmailUser.schema so that it contains the
required definition for 'clearPassword' [810999]
- Modify vpopbull, so that within each domain, the users are
processed alphabetically. The idea behind this is to give the
operator some idea of "how far through" the mailout we are.