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@jengelh jengelh released this 26 Oct 16:04
· 96 commits to prime since this release
gromox-3.1

Enhancements:

  • http: support for SPNEGO authentication (Kerberos-in-SPNEGO or NTLMSSP-in-SPNEGO)
    with the HTTP "Authorization: Negotiate" header.
  • dscli: try all oxdisco URLs until one succeeds
  • exmdb: support repeated import of permission data (e.g. from kdb2mt)
  • ews: create calendar item after accepting a MR with MacMail

Fixes:

  • emsmdb: the total mail count in a contents view was not updated
  • emsmdb,zcore: Send-As mail now correctly has the delegator in Envelope-From
  • email_lib: deal with MIME parts with zero header lines
  • tools: reinstate submit.php for delayed sending
  • nsp: avoid buffer overruns in nsp_interface_fetch_property
  • emsmdb: Partial message change tracking was bug-ridden and deleted. Standard transfers are now used instead. (E.g. an IPM.Task object where only the percentage-completed field was changed would be mis-synchronized to another Cached Mode client as "delete start/end dates".)
  • exmdb: Public folders were missing timeindex queries and their content tables might have shown fewer messages.
  • http: A workaround was added for OpenSSL 3.0 so that connections from Outlook 2010 once again succeed.
  • mysql_adaptor: Improve the time needed to compute the composite mailbox permission for user in a case of a mailbox with 100K ACL entries.

Changes:

  • exmdb: deactivate movecopy/deletemessages event storm compaction
  • emsmdb: outgoing lzxpress compression in the EMSMDB protocol is now disabled as it does not compress well for the time invested.
  • http: the ntlm_program_helper config directive was removed; your gss_program simply needs to handle both GSS and NTLM.
  • event: support for reading the old event_acl.txt was deleted. The replacement is the event_hosts_allow config directive.
  • timer: support for reading the old timer_acl.txt was deleted. The replacement is the timer_hosts_allow config directive.