1.0.23-1 is out! The change log is again long, so here is the link for your convenience:
http://www.bincimap.andreas.hanssen.name/dl/ChangeLog I didn't get time to complete the code clean-up, but you will find that there have been made a few changes to the structuring of files. I hope this will reduce the memory requirements of building Binc IMAP. More restructuring is to come in the near future, as I will reform the design a bit by creating a Binc IMAP server object factory. This will be a big plus to the goal of having a simple and modular C++ design. Dids ---- All configuration options in the conf file can now be overrun with command line arguments. There are two man pages now that describe how this is done - one for bincimapd and one for the bincimap.conf file. I hope you will find the new man pages useful. It should not be a problem to compile Binc IMAP using another prefix, such as /usr/local. The service and conf files should be correct now. The RPM has been made relocatable, but I can't get this to work myself - the RPM installs at the default location even when an rpm -qi explicitly says that the package is relocatable. I hope I'm mistaken and that this isn't a bug in RPM :-(. I'm using 4.1, but I've tested with several versions. Does somebody have any useful experience here? Did-nots -------- I did not yet add the authenticator list to our conf file. I haven't had time, but its on my todo list. I did not add any extensions this time, either - sorry :(. Progress Page ------------- I cleaned up the progess page so that it's easier for you to see what has and what has not been done, and in what versions. I saw no good reason to back-port this progress list to earlier development stages, so I reset the list on version 1.0.23-1. The dates are meant to reflect the last time a change was made to the given item. Contributions Page ------------------ We now have a page for user contributions. If you have patches that I can't include in the main tree, or if you wrote an authenticator that you beleive that others Binc IMAP'ers can use, then please post it to the list and I'll add it to the contributions page. Notes ----- The default RPM installs under /opt/bincimap. I can store a spec file (or more) that installs Binc IMAP elsewhere, which will require the user to do an rpmbuild on the specific spec file to get the desired RPM. If this is interesting for the users, please edit the spec.in file in the distribution and post the changes to the mailing list. I can add it as a contribution. So that's it - enjoy the latest release of Binc IMAP: http://www.bincimap.andreas.hanssen.name/dl/tarballs/bincimap-1.0.23.tar.gz http://www.bincimap.andreas.hanssen.name/dl/tarballs/bincimap-1.0.23.tar.bz2 http://www.bincimap.andreas.hanssen.name/dl/RPMS/i386 Andy -- Andreas Aardal Hanssen | http://www.andreas.hanssen.name/gpg Author of Binc IMAP | Nil desperandum
