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dbmail 2.0 release candidate 4: msg#00145mail.imap.dbmail
DBMail 2.0 Release Candidate 4 can be downloaded from the download page at http://www.dbmail.org. These bugs were fixed: * LMTP now works, also with cached connections. It turned we were misinterpreting some things in the RFC * Mozilla clients now work. It turned out that there were some errors in our ACL code * MD5 calculations were fixed. It turned out we were running into some problems with the endiannes on certain CPUs (fix by Aaron Stone and Leif Jackson) * Aaron Stone optimized message insertion and IMAP COPY. * Messages with headers bigger than 512kB were silently dropped. Currently, messages with such large headers are now bounced. They probably should be accepted in the future (although anyone sending messages that large is either insane or very evil!) We could probably do with some more optimizations in the queries, but other than that, we're well on our way to a stable release! Again, I would like to thank all people who have contributed code, bug reports and ideas!
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