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  1. 20 May, 2001 6 commits
  3. 17 May, 2001 1 commit
  5. 14 May, 2001 2 commits
  7. 13 May, 2001 1 commit
  9. 11 May, 2001 1 commit
  11. 10 May, 2001 1 commit
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  21. 25 Apr, 2001 1 commit
  23. 24 Apr, 2001 5 commits
    • i.e. it assumes that mbox_get_message() will place the pointer to · 7401733c 
      message into mum->message member. But mbox_get_message() relies on
1-based message numbers, whereas `mum' pointer is obtained using
0-based indexing:
      Alain Magloire authored
    • Update. · 269cef5d
      Alain Magloire authored
    • use mu_error() everywhere. · 321044b0
      Alain Magloire authored
    • forgot to move some functions pop3_xx() --> pop3d_xx() · cfb7e728
      Alain Magloire authored
    • 2001-04-23 Alain Magloire · 39dec3bc 
      	* pop3d/*.[ch]:  Rename all the pop function pop3d_xx()
	instead of pop3_xx() to be consistent with imap4d/*.

	* mailbox/mbx_pop.c (pop_user): This is sudden death; for many pop
	servers, it is important to let them time to remove locks or move
	the .user.pop files.  This happen when we do BUSY_CHECK().  For
	example, the user does not want to read the entire file, and wants
	start to read a new message, closing the connection and immediately
	contact the server again, and we'll end up having
	"-ERR Mail Lock busy" or something similar. To prevent this race
	condition we sleep 2 seconds.

2001-04-23 Sergey Poznyakoff

	It is often convenient to separte log outputs from POP and SMTP
	servers. --with-log-facility flag which allows to specify to which
	log facility the loggin output should be directed.
	System administrators often prefere to have more information about
	unsuccessfull authentications. I have added more verbose logging
	to pop3d/user.c. Both failed attempts and possible account probes
	(USER immediately followed by QUIT) are logged.
	Made pop3d to be less verbose about its WELCOME prompt. When the
	symbol TERSE_MODE is defined, pop3d introduces itself just as
	+OK POP3 ready <apop_hash>
	insead of divulging its type and version. This is a bit paranoid,
	but it is better to be on the safe side...
      Alain Magloire authored
  25. 23 Apr, 2001 3 commits
  27. 22 Apr, 2001 1 commit
    • * imap4d/create.c: First implementation. · 2b99aa95 
      	* imap4d/delete.c: First implementation.
	* imap4d/list.c: First implementation.
	* imap4d/rename.c: First implementation.
	* imap4d/util.c: New functions.
	(util_tilde_expansion): expand ~.
	(util_unquote): Remove surrounding double quotes.
	(util_getfullpath): Expand the path to absolute.
	* imap4d/fetch.c:  Did not cycle throught the items.
	(fetch_send_address): Patch from Sam Roberts, did not
	use the index.

	* mailbox/attachement.c (message_unencapsulate): Little buglet
	strncasemp() passing the wrong size.
      Alain Magloire authored
  29. 20 Apr, 2001 4 commits
  31. 18 Apr, 2001 1 commit
    • Finally took time to put the code in from Jakob first draft, in · efe54c6d 
      an email excerpt:
states is the valid states for a command (eg. LOGIN is only valid in
non-authenticated state, SELECT is valid in authenticated or
selected). success is the state to enter when the command completes
successfully (STATE_NONE means no change) and failure is the state to
enter when the command fails.

The fetch code is getting close to completion! ye!
      Alain Magloire authored
  33. 17 Apr, 2001 1 commit
  35. 16 Apr, 2001 2 commits
    • To get things to compile on Solaris, change configure to check · c8df06a7 
      	for -lpthread since in libc the thread functions are defined
	but all return ENOSYS, you need to explicitely link with -lphtread.
	the ctype functions is*() arguments should be explicitely cast
	since Solaris use them as indexes.  __REENTRANT as to be define
	if compile with support for threads.  Never realize this but
	setenv() is a BSD/GNU thing, so took a variant from libiberty
	to cope.
      Alain Magloire authored
    • The FILE* stream "stdout" is not an lvalue so it is an error to · 9221152b 
              attempt to assign to it.  To be able to redirect at will stdout
        we need to assign it.  In GNU lib C, it was not error since stdout
        stderr, and stdin are variables, but to be portable we can not
        assume this.  The way out is to always use fprintf () and have
        a global varialbe "ofile" pointing to stdout.

        * mail/*: All the files under mail been change to use fprintf()
        and ofile as the default stdout.
        Copyright updated.
      Alain Magloire authored