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even though we do not report the full command used.
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protocols (SMTP, NNTP, POP3) as some SMTP servers do not support a
round-trip two step authentication. For example, davmail does not
support PLAIN authentication in SMTP using the challenge-response
scheme. Implemented after a report by Geoffrey Bodwin.
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Alexander Perlis for suggesting it and explaining how the method works.
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during authentication using CRAM-MD5. The intention was to ignore the
challenge in the PLAIN authentication. This made Alpine fail to
authenticate when using the CRAM-MD5 authenticator. Reported by Stefan
Mueller.
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non-empty challenge in a smtp server.
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select the method to authenticate to an IMAP, SMTP or POP3 server.
Examples are /auth=plain, or /auth=gssapi, etc.
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email via SMTP, but still report the previous error to the client.
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a failure using an SMTP server. This was due to c-client sending a
RSET command after the failure and Alpine reporting the reply of this
command.
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* Add command line argument -smimedir, which allows to specify
the default path for a directory that contains the public, private,
and ca directories. This is useful in case a user has a backup of
old certificates that cannot be installed in the ~/.alpine-smime
dir.
* Update to alpine man page to include documentation on missing command
line options such as -nowrite_password_cache, -passfile, -pwdcertdir,
and -smimedir.
* Various changes in the code to quell some compiler issued warnings in
Mac OSX. Reported by Joe St Sauver. This includes the removing
deprecated ldap functions from the code and the test in the configure
script. The switch to not deprecated functions is done by the use of
the belvar structure, which is not completely appropriate for what we
are doing, but it is sufficient for our needs. The berval structure
is more appropriate for binary data, but it works well with string
data, which is what we need.
* Various changes in the code to quell some warnings issued by clang
3.5.
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* Ignore message from smtp server after a successful authentication
challenge.
* Alpine would not set include and lib paths for OpenSSL if this was
installed in /usr/local/ssl.
* If the .pinerc file is a symbolic link, Alpine might not write its
contents when saving its configuration.
* The _INIT_ token does not skip over non-alpha numeric characters in
the name. Reported by Andreas Fehr.
* If SSLDIR is defined somehow, do not disable S/MIME if the
SSLCERTSDIR is not found.
* Mismatch in size of UCS and CELL caused a corruption in the
content of a pointer, which made the speller in PC-Alpine get
the content of a word incorrectly.
* Update splash screen to version 2.20 in main repository.
* Skip testing openssl compatibility version when cross-compilation is
detected. Fix contributed by Antti Seppälä.
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works.
* When a message is sent encrypted, add the sender certificate so that
the sender can decrypt it too.
* When a message is signed and encrypted, first sign it and then encrypt
it. This changes the usual order of encrypting and then signing, and it has
the shortcoming of making bigger messages. However, this is the way that
most clients work with S/MIME, and so for compatibility with other programs,
we will send signed, then encrypted, instead of encrypted, then signed.
Hmm... should we sign the encrypted part?
* Avoid the first RSET smtp command, as this causes delays in some evily
managed servers.
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* Upgrade UW-IMAP to Panda IMAP from https://github.com/jonabbey/panda-imap.
* Replace tabs by spaces in From and Subject fields to control for size in
screen of these fields. Change only in index screen display.
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* Fix in configure script for recognition of SSL files in Ubuntu 12.04
* Alpine does not attempt to automatically reopen a collection that
was not opened due to cancellation by the user. Instead, the user
must try to open it explicitly.
* few improvements on new /tls1, /tls1_1, etc. options.
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* Add /tls1, /tls1_1, /tls1_2 and /dtls1 to the definition of a
server to use different ways to connect using ssl, for example
{server.com/tls1} will attempt to connect to server.com at the ssl
imap port (port 993) and establish a connection using TLSv1. These
flags can be used in conjunction with the /ssl flag, the ssl flag is
redundant. Conversely, however, the /ssl flag does not imply any of
these flags; the /ssl flag means SSLv3 or, if not available, SSLv2 in
the SSL port.
* WebAlpine: add _GNU_SOURCE to make pubcookie build.
* On my way to make 'make dist' and 'make distcheck' actually work.
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