17:04 tijl 

Don't patch away upstream -fPIC so dependent ports can link libvpopmail.a
into shared libraries.

 

00:51 bdrewery 

- Update to 5.4.33
- Move auth options into its own single group
- Clarify PASSWD and VALIAS options

Changes: (* was already applied in our 5.4.32)
    Matt Brookings
  * - Defaulted to Server::Disable=True in vusagec.conf
  * - Fixed bug that didn't install vusagec.conf
    - Changed relevant quota code to use storage_t 64bit type
    - Fixed bug where backfill code wouldn't compile when FILE_LOCKING was
      enabled
    - Updated MySQL module to support larger quota sizes
    - Fixed typo
    - Added disable_maildrop flag to MySQL limits feature
    - More changes to allow for larger quota sizes in MySQL module

    Tullio Andreatta
    - Dynamic allocation of valias data
    - Use of open/fchdir rather than getcwd/chdir to maintain current working
      directory
    - Fixed a broken symbolic link check

    Drew Wells
    - Modification to vdelivermail to properly handle Maildir paths that begin
with "./"

    <kenji@kens.fm>
    - Removed call to maildir_addquota inside user_over_maildirquota causing
duplicate
      maildirsize entries

 

09:57 roam 

Update to vpopmail-5.4.32 and declare a GPL-2+ license.

13:19 roam 

Another attempt at fixing the vpopmail-5.4.30 local delivery problem:
fix the upstream Makefile's logic and actually install vusage.conf, while
disabling the vusagec/vusaged check since we don't even install vusaged
on FreeBSD.

Pointed out by: garga
PR:             141251 (hopefully for real this time!)

10:27 roam 

Update to vpopmail-5.4.30 which should fix the segfaults that some
users have been experiencing with 5.4.28.

19:02 roam 

Update to vpopmail-5.4.28.
From the PR - fix the creation of new domains through LDAP.

PR:             131274
Submitted by:   Suzuki <xsuzu@yokohama.riken.jp>

13:51 roam 

Update to vpopmail-5.4.27.
Internally, use quilt for patch management.
Add two Makefile knobs for the locations of the Courier IMAP server's
imaplogin and imapd binaries, just in case anyone would want to test
the new authvchkpw utility :)

13:27 roam 

Update vpopmail to 5.4.20 after a long delay, mostly due to wondering
how to handle the database upgrade and the SpamAssassin patch partial
integration.

There are several important changes that may affect your vpopmail
installation and may need you to handle manually:

- THE MYSQL CONNECTION INFORMATION IS NO LONGER DEFINED AT COMPILE-TIME!
  The WITH_MYSQL_{USER,PASSWD,SERVER,DB} variables should NOT be defined
  when you build the port; place that information in the vpopmail.mysql
  file after vpopmail has been installed!
- the default domain is also no longer defined at compile time - you need
  to place it in the defaultdomain file after the installation.
- the defaultdomain and vpopmail.mysql files are no longer blindly removed
  on deinstallation, they are only removed if they have not been modified
- in vpopmail 5.4.18, the database schema was changed - some fields were
  extended from 64 to 96 characters.  If you do not apply those changes
  to your database, as explained in the vpopmail/doc/UPGRADE file, your
  vpopmail installation may silently fail or lose the trailing portions
  of domain names and usernames.
- in vpopmail 5.4.19, the upstream authors integrated large parts of
  Alex Dupre's SpamAssassin support, without the SPAM_THRESHOLD part.
  If you use vpopmail along with the SpamAssassin FreeBSD port support,
  take extra care to ensure that your installation still processes
  e-mail messages in the same way.
- vpopmail 5.4.19 added support for maildrop as a mail delivery agent.
  This is available in the FreeBSD port if WITH_MAILDROP is defined.
  There is also a new user-limit flag for maildrop delivery.
- vpopmail 5.4.19 added support for MySQL connections via Unix sockets
  instead of TCP sockets to the server.  To do that, change the second
  value (the port number) in vpopmail.mysql to the full pathname of
  the MySQL socket (e.g. /tmp/mysql.sock).
- vpopmail 5.4.20 extended the LDAP support; please see README.ldap for
  more information, and specify the LDAP connection information in
  the vpopmail/etc/vpopmail.ldap file after the installation.

11:49 roam 

Update to vpopmail-5.4.17.  In the process:
- add a new knob, WITH_SQL_REMOVE_DELETED, for explicitly activating
  the new code for removing entries from the SQL log file when a user or
  domain is deleted;
- add real NOPORTDOCS support and install the README.* files in addition
  to the doc_html/ and man_html/ directories if NOPORTDOCS is not set;
- fix a couple of spelling and grammar errors in the new README.vpopmaild;
- add several sanity checks;
- remove the last traces of the ActiveDirectory backend;
- various other minor changes.

13:00 roam 

Update to the last stable release, 5.4.13.  In the process:
- temporarily disable the SpamAssassin patch, since vdelivermail was
  reorganized a bit;
- fix a couple of potential buffer bound problems;
- remove the unconditional -fPIC; we handle this ourselves for amd64.

07:54 roam 

Looks like I seriously botched the last commit; somehow four lines from
the original Makefile.in got duplicated in the 'patched' one, leading
to a malformed sh(1) construct that would inevitably break the installation.
Thanks to Ronald Sebastian and Alex Dupre for pointing this out.

Noticed by:     Ronald Sebastian <mailsagan@yahoo.com> and
                Alex Dupre <sysadmin@alexdupre.com>, among others

While I'm here, remove the autoconf part of the Makefile.in patch, which
actually duplicates what I've been doing in the port's Makefile for
some time now :)

21:59 roam 

Update to vpopmail-5.3.30, fixing a critical update_rules bug.
Revamp a bit the creation of the MySQL credentials file.

PR:             59605
Submitted by:   Alex Dupre <sysadmin@alexdupre.com> (mostly)
Approved by:    portmgr (will)

09:41 roam 

Update to 5.3.27, USE_MYSQL, de-quote COMMENT, update the knobs info,
and other assorted fixes, mostly from Alex's PR.

PR:             56462
Submitted by:   Alex Dupre <sysadmin@alexdupre.com>
Ob-woohoo:      run-time configuration of default-domain and MySQL info;
                at last it is possible to build a single package for
                deploying on multiple servers!