bogofilter-0.15.2 available

David Relson relson at osagesoftware.com
Sun Sep 7 17:44:21 CEST 2003


Bogofilter-0.15.2 is available on SourceForge as the Current Release. 
The primary changes are that flex now handles the unfolding of header
lines and that RISC-OS and qdbm are supported.

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				BOGOFILTER NEWS
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0.15.2	2003-09-07

* Header line unfolding now handled by flex rules.
  Special thanks to Michael O'Reilly for his help!
* Fatal flex errors are now caught and bogofilter exits
  gracefully after closing its database(s).

* Initial release of RISC-OS support, including qdbm and tdb.
* QDBM is now supported.
* The data base configuration has changed. --with-tdb is gone,
  use --with-database=db, --with-database=tdb or
  --with-database=qdbm instead.

* Updated bogowordfreq to work with bogoreader.

0.15.1	2003-09-03

* Check for xmlto during configuration.
* Fix problem in empty line parsing rule.
* Fix string termination problem for bulk mode paths.
* Limit size of unfolded header lines.

* Allow -I to be used with file or directory.
* Revise flex rule for encoded text to reduce program size.

* Revise flex grammar:
  - to reduce size of generated rules
  - to simplify handling of header tags and mime parts

* Clean-up message header processing:
  - Don't tokenize message separator lines.
  - Merge whitespace separated encoded words.
  - Unfold header lines.

0.15.0	2003-08-30

* Implemented a new, more robust, mail reading module that knows how
  to split a mbox into messages and read Maildirs.
* Implement support for MH directory (such as used by Sylpheed).

* Change mime boundary line to operate on raw input,
  i.e. before decoding it.
* Revise mime processing to cure "fatal flex scanner internal
  error--end of buffer missed".
* Restore parsing rule for ending a "loose" html comment.
* Add charset map for windows-1251 to KOI8-R (Cyrillic).

* 64-bit printf files for %*s string formatting.

0.14.5.4 2003-08-30 - Stable Release




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