Hallo, MDaemon 6.7 release pagi ini :
ftp://ftp.dutaint.co.id/mdaemon/md670_en.exe ftp://ftp.dutaint.com/mdaemon/md670_en.exe -------------------------------- MDaemon 6.70 - February 11, 2003 -------------------------------- SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS ---------------------- o This file was not translated into German, French, Spanish, or other languages in time for the February 11 deadline. Check back at http://www.altn.com in the near future for a version of this file in your language. o The Calendar/Scheduling API functions were removed from the 'User' DLL and are now found in their own DLL (MDCalendar.dll). We will be expanding on this functionality in the future so we needed to isolate it. You will need to recompile any custom applications to call LoadMDCalendarDll() and FreeMDCalendarDll() or your apps will crash! MAJOR NEW FEATURES ------------------ * SUPPORT FOR MDAEMON GROUPWARE (MDaemon PRO only) * MDaemon has been enhanced to support MDaemon GroupWare. MDaemon GroupWare is a separately licensed product which will be available in 2003 from Alt-N Technologies. With MDaemon GroupWare you will be able to share your Outlook calendar folders, contacts, and more with other MDaemon GroupWare users. * BANDWIDTH THROTTLING (MDaemon PRO only) * A basic system for policing the consumption of bandwidth has been added. A new option available from the Setup menu will allow you to throttle the rate at which sessions (or services) progress. The system is calibrated in kilobytes per second (KB/s). A value of ZERO means apply no limit to the speed at which a session (or service) progresses (thus making use of the maximum amount of available bandwidth). A value of 10 will force MDaemon to deliberately throttle back on the speed of transmission so as to remain at or slightly above 10 KB/s. You can set different rates for each of MDaemon's major services on a per-domain basis. You can also set limits on local connections by selecting "Local traffic" from the drop down box. This will allow you to create special bandwidth settings which will take effect if the connection is either from or to a local IP or domain name. Screens have been created to allow you to configure your own list of local IP and domain name addresses. It is possible to configure bandwidth throttling for Gateway domains as well. Since Gateway domains do not have a specific IP address associated with them, MDaemon must use the value passed in the RCPT command to determine if an inbound SMTP session is bound for a Gateway domain or not. If it is, then inbound SMTP bandwidth throttling will be applied. Due to the limitations of SMTP, if even one recipient of a multiple recipient message is destined for a Gateway domain then the entire session will be throttled. Finally, you can elect to apply throttling settings on a per-session or per-service basis. When using the per-session mode each session will be independently throttled to the associated rate. The total bandwidth consumed by multiple instances of the same session type (for example, 5 inbound SMTP sessions to the same domain) could exceed the configured value. The limitation in this case is per-session. When configured to throttle bandwidth on a per-service basis MDaemon will monitor the combined use of all instances of the same session type and allocate fractions of the total bandwidth allowed in equal amounts to each. This will allow you to set a limit on an entire service (for example, outbound SMTP to or from a particular domain). Multiple sessions will then share the configured maximum bandwidth equally. Bursts of activity at the beginning of a session can and will exceed the fixed limits. Throttling takes place and becomes more defined as the session progresses. * ATTACHMENT LINKING (MDaemon PRO only) * A new tab has been added to the WorldClient/GroupWare GUI which will allow you to enable the Attachment Linking feature. Attachment linking works by removing all the attachments from incoming local email messages and replacing them with URL links. When users read the email they will see that it contains a URL link to the file rather than the file itself. Accounts must have the'automatic extraction of MIME attachments' switch enabled and use a mail client such as WorldClient which understands how to render HTML formatted email messages. Normally, automatically extracted attachments are placed within the account's FILES directory. However, it might be useful to group all the attachments for all accounts into a single directory (such as an accessible directory on your web server). The Attachment Linking feature allows you to do this. When you specify the location to store extracted attachments you can use account macros to create multiple shared directories. For example, '$ROOTDIR$\\Attachments\\$DOMAIN$\\' will group all attachments by domain. The key here is that attachments are extracted and placed into a directory you specify. You should make certain that the directory is accessible via URL's in HTML formatted email. It could also be accessed via shared drives. When users delete or expunge messages with POP, IMAP, or WorldClient, MDaemon will automatically remove all linked attachments to free up the disk space. In order to achieve all this some modification of the auto-extraction algorithm was required. MD no longer extracts attachments leaving you with a text/plain message as a result. The multipart nature of the original file is preserved - minus the base64 and non-html quoted-printable attachments. Also, multipart/alternative is not recognized. This preserves as much of the original file as possible. MDaemon no longer extracts 7bit encoded attachments - only base64 and non-html quoted-printable. * EASY/ADVANCED MODE * Many customers have stated to us that they love our products but are intimidated by the massive volume of configuration possibilities. To help address this concern we've created an 'Easy' operational mode in which MDaemon will hide non-essential GUI elements. 'Easy' mode retains all the account and list settings but hides many other settings in the interest of simplicity. For over 90% of our customer base MDaemon can run on the installation defaults. Toggling between 'Easy' and 'Advanced' mode can be done via the FILE menu. * IMPROVED SPAM BLOCKER (MDaemon PRO only) * When you toggle the option in the Spam Blocker which flags messages with the X-RBL-Warning header, an option to create an IMAP filter rule for each of your accounts will be presented. The process will create a rule for each account that filters mail into the Spam folder. The Spam folder will also be created. If an account already has a rule which checks for the existence of the X-RBL-Warning header then no action will be taken and no rule created for that account. By default, the name of the IMAP folder that the rule creates and uses is 'Spam'. You can change the default by editing the following key in the MDaemon.ini file: [Special] DefaultSpamFolder=Spam (20 chars maximum) * SPAM BLOCKER FOR MULTIPOP USERS * By popular demand, mail collected via MultiPOP will go through the Spam Blocker now. The Spam Blocker option which previously forced DomainPOP collected mail through the Spam Blocker will also push the MultiPOP collected mail through it. So, the GUI was changed slightly for this. Like with DomainPOP collected mail, messages coming in via MultiPOP which match a known spam source will be deleted without trace if so configured via the Spam Blocker options. Take care that this is what you want. * REGULAR EXPRESSION SUPPORT FOR CONTENT FILTERING * The content filter now includes the ability to do string matches using regular expression. 'Regular expressions' is a powerful method of specifying patterns to search text for. With regular expression support your content filter rules can be more powerful and better targeted. * HTTP COMPRESSION FOR WORLDCLIENT * WorldClient now supports HTTP gzip and deflate compression. This will provide a noticeable increase in performance for everyone, particularly dialup users. The compression/decompression consumes minimal extra CPU time on the server and clients and typically achieves a 50 to 80 percent compression ratio. HTTP compression is enabled by default but can be disabled by editing the WorldClient.ini file and changing the following setting: [Special] UseHTTPCompression=No (default Yes) This new feature will go a long way toward enhancing the WorldClient experience. NOTE: Some versions of IIS have native support for HTTP compression. If you are running WorldClient under IIS and IIS is configured to "Compress application files", you must disable WorldClient's comp- ression or its output will be compressed twice, making it unreadable. CHANGES AND ADDITIONAL NEW FEATURES ----------------------------------- o A new option was added to the Tarpitting feature which will allow you to exempt authenticated mail sessions from being tarpitted. o A new option was added to the logging options which will allow you to have MDaemon delete existing log files when the log file names change at midnight. For example, when logging into Sunday.log, Monday.log, etc. you can enable this switch and have old Sunday.log, Monday.log, etc. files deleted. The default is to append to any existing log file. o Spam Blocker lookups will take place AFTER other security related functions have taken place. This will allow for more efficient CPU usage. For example, if a user is unknown and you have configured MDaemon to reject mail from unknown sources then a Spam Blocker lookup is pointless since the message is going to be rejected anyway. o Forwarded messages will honor the fast local and remote mail delivery checkboxes now. Previously, all forwarded mail remained in the queue pending the next queue run. o DomainPOP will no longer strip existing Return-Path: headers from downloaded messages. Stripping out this header can lead to delivery problems when the From: and Return-Path: do not match. o Numerous configuration changes require a restart of MDaemon. MDaemon can now restart itself as needed. o Added switch to disable the "AUTH=LOGIN" ESMTP EHLO response. If you have Netscape mail clients that cannot authenticate to the SMTP server, disable this by editing MDameon.ini and setting: [Special] EnableAuthEqualsLogin=No (default Yes) o Including x-flag=FromCheck into RAW messages will cause MDaemon to check the from <> value when parsing the RAW message. If the value is not a valid account then the RAW message will be left in the queue and not sent. The Form2Raw project has been modified to take advantage of this new security checking (see the Readme.txt in the Form2Raw directory). o When the API is used to add an IMAP filtering rule for an account the DLL will create the IMAP directory. o A new option was added to the Setup|Primary Domain|DNS tab. The option will allow you to configure MDaemon to stop processing MX records if a RCPT command gets a 5XX response. Normally, MDaemon's philosophy is to continue to attempt delivery of the message to each MX host. o Within ComAgent's properties you can specify a path to a traditional mail client such as Outlook or Outlook Express. When ComAgent is configured in this fashion it will launch the mail client rather than WorldClient when folders are clicked. However, you will not be able to direct the launched mail client to specific folders like you can with WorldClient. Also, the ComAgent option to Compose a new message/fax will just launch the mail client. It won't be able to go directly to a "new message" dialog. Use "Outlook" to launch Outlook or "msimn" to launch Outlook Express. o When changing domain names MDaemon will iterate through all the public folders and update permissions. o The ACCOUNTS.CSV file created by exporting user information will start with an EMAIL field now. Previously, no EMAIL field was present in this file. o A new switch in the mailing list editor will allow you to hide the list from the global address book(s). Previously, this was only possible when combined with the list's privacy checkbox. o Added an "All Buddies" option on Online Buddies list for messenger o LookOut theme now has various styles (Normal,pastel_blue, desert_rose) which will allow people using Windows XP to select an alternate look. o The installer will stop the WebAdmin service before installing MD. o Modified the account editor to not update the global address book if the user's email or full name was never changed when editing accounts. o Increased the responsiveness of the GUI during message shuffling. o Added a Restart MDaemon and Disconnect Ghost option to the File menu. o Optimized the ODBC backend functionality which greatly speeds up MD startup time, account lookups, etc. when using ODBC. o Automatic attachment extraction will ignore messages that are not multipart/mixed. o In ComAgent, added a combo box for account name on logon dialog box; history of last five logon users. o Content filter rules have been moved from the cfilter.ini to cfrules.dat file. This is to overcome the 64KB size limitation of INI files in Win9x. Settings and configurations still reside in the cfilter.ini file. o WorldClient uses SMTP AUTH to authenticate to MDaemon when sending a message. This can be disabled by editing WorldClient.ini and setting [Special] UseSMTPAuth=No. o It is now possible to add email addresses to the Spam Blocker exception list. Changes to the Spam Blocker GUI were made to reflect this. o Numerous internal changes were made to assist our distribution partners with redirected internal software links. FIXES ----- o fix to LIST command not returning list members o fix to several list commands not working properly o fix to message archival not working with some list mail o fix to ODBC list not pulling real names in LIST command o fix to messed up messages with auto extraction of attachments fails o fix to auto extraction failing if destination DIR doesn't exist o fix to installer running ADDRLDAP.EXE when not installing MD o fix to lockup when automatically decoding attachments from messages o fix to Global admin setting being lost when applying account defaults o fix to MDStats crashing when parsing certain SMTP log sessions o fix to API allowing rules to be added to the MDaemon system account o fix to ComAgent preconfigured incorrectly when running the web server on a 5-digit port number o fix to ComAgent crashing on Win9x machines when receiving file transfers o fix to a content filter parsing problem with uuencoded attachments when it is embedded inside an embedded rfc822 message. o fix to a bug in the content filter when decoding a base64-encoded attachment. o fix to POPBeforeSMTP switch being on sometimes leading to no mail sent o fix to "Go to my calendar" menu item showing up in ComAgent for MDaemon Standard o fix to list messages not going into the public folder system properly o fix to the MDUserCOM list functions being broken in the MD 6.5x versions. o fix to list digest hour settings not appearing properly in the GUI o fix to list "notes" recipient address not appearing properly in the GUI o fix to ComAgent icon being nonresponsive, freezing up, or disappearing o fix to themes so that folders with apostrophes will not cause js err o fix to edit ACL button being enabled when more than 1 folder selected o fix to reverse lookups not always working properly o fix to aliases being messed up when changing certain domain name values o fix to quoted-printable auto-extraction not honoring '=' at line end o fix to the mduserodbc.dll not reconnecting to SQL Server if SQL Server was restarted o fix to some IMAP server crashing problems when connections are closed unexpectedly o fix to forced AUTH requiring no-Relay type configurations o fix to a content filter bug that corrupted attachments if the message had no message body. o fix to ComAgent's version always reporting 6.0.0.h in file properties. o fix to a bug in the content filter logic for the "does not contain" and "is not equal to" conditions. o fix to the content filter not being able to copy a message to local mailing list. o fix to extra white spaces being added to file names when using the file compression utility of the content filter. o fix to IMAP server returning deleted folders in the LSUB response o fix to IMAP Lookup permissions being lost for subfolders when a parent folder is renamed o fix to the content filter erroneously stripping the message body if the body is an inline attachment. o fix to a problem using ODBC account backend when the table names are case sensitive on some DBMS. o fix to WC allowing folders to be renamed to invalid names o fix to immediate remote mail delivery not triggering external process o fix to MDaemon accepting * ? chars in account's mail directory path o fix to an account creation problem when a new domain has just been created and using the ODBC backend. o fix to IMAP rule 'exists' and 'does not exist' actions not working right ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ -- syafril ------- Syafril Hermansyah<syafril-at-dutaint.co.id> -- --[MDaemon-L]------------------------------------------------ Milis ini untuk Diskusi antar pengguna MDaemon Mail Server. 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