Hello hello (tsh-tsh-tsh tsh-tsh-tshhhhhh-tshh-tsh),
i don't know why you say goodbye..
..ya-aah-haaa, because -- poof! -- here is S-nail v14.7.
Apparently we come crawled along with serious changes!
The release tarballs can be downloaded (e.g., via 'curl -vv -L')
from, and their checksums are:
<https://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/s-nail/s-nail-14_7.tar.xz>
MD5 = e4e542a2b7afab82d4f0ff641c6b2b1a
SHA1 = 9eb367d017cdcb6eccc0f8d0064ac4565518c248
SHA256 = d58f3629b84af553e3263dd21994a73c2318b0d9a53b680a26ae18abe04f3f43
<https://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/s-nail/s-nail-14_7.tar.gz>
MD5 = 13a4cdd394795b05da8c24bd630ada8a
SHA1 = bbff544ebb92fdcf2ed1667d357a5b4bcc9af852
SHA256 = 4e1e8aa64308a4f02b842f1e432554fd76a552a905b29281b90978f5751527c5
Online manual: <http://sdaoden.users.sourceforge.net/code-nail.html>
[Web site : <http://sdaoden.users.sourceforge.net/code.html#s-nail>]
git(1) repo : <git.code.sf.net/p/s-nail/code> (git:// or http://)
git(1) browse: <http://sourceforge.net/p/s-nail/code/>
The complete changelog of commits in between two versions can be
inspected by using the git(1) `log' command as shown below, where `OLD'
and `NEW' are the two versions to be compared, e.g., v14.6 and v14.7:
# All commits:
$ git log --reverse --topo-order --abbrev-commit OLD..NEW
# Only topic branch headers (--no-merges for content commits only):
$ git log --oneline --reverse --topo-order --merges OLD..NEW
# Same, but truly accessible:
$ git log --oneline --reverse --topo-order --merges --parents OLD..NEW |
while read c1 c2 c3 c4 c5 c6; do
printf "%-24s: \$ git log --oneline --no-merges ${c1} ^${c2}\n" "${c6}";
done
v14.7, 2014-06-07
-----------------
Thanks go to Tarqi Kazan (?) and Johannes Löhberg (johannes AT kyriasis
DOT com), as well as Martin Neitzel.
(And the winner is... Gavin Troy for his role in "Silence from Ireland".)
Notes
^^^^^
- Since S-nail now performs more-or-less proper percent-encoding as per
RFC 3986 users of *imap-cache* have to (either throw away and recreate
or) adjust their local cache, e.g. as follows (adjust CACHEDIR and
echo(1) to mv(1) as necessary; won't work with paths with whitespace):
$ CACHEDIR=${HOME}/traffic/.mail-cache; \
find ${CACHEDIR}/ -depth -type d |
while read d; do
b=`basename ${d}`
r=`echo ${b} | sed -e s/:/%3A/g -e s/@/%40/g`
if [ ${b} != ${r} ]; then
d=`dirname ${d}`
echo ${d}/${b} ${d}/${r}
fi
done
ChangeLog
^^^^^^^^^
- New variable *history-gabby* can be set to add much, much entries into
the history than is done normally.
For the NCL only, setting *history-gabby-persist* will cause those
entries to be saved into *NAIL_HISTFILE*, too, which they are not by
default with it (the other command line editors should always save).
[6026507]
- The `online' alias for `connect' has been obsoleted. [d5cfde4]
- New CONFIG=MAXIMAL make option. [c0d4087]
- Support compilation on new OpenBSD with their reduced OpenSSL clone.
This topic also includes the real solution for getting rid of
a strcat(3) warning that i reintroduced with s-nail-14_5_2-smime.patch.
[topic/obsd56]
- Our -r command line option is now mapped to a `-f' MTA option -- the
sendmail(1)-compatible `-r' is long obsoleted! (Johannes Löhberg)
[d0ead39]
- New `elif' command so that we now have if..elif..else..endif.
If the optional regular expression support is available the new
conditions `=~' and `!~' can be used to perform (case-insensitive)
regex matching with `if' and `elif'. [topic/condsplus]
- New `~R' tilde escape (like `~r', but indent lines). [fae1f29]
- Improved multibyte-safety (e.g. for *prompt*) and a bit of
compatibility ("support" would be a wording much too strong) for
bidirectional text via the new *headline-bidi* variable.
[topic/unibidi, topic/mbbidi]
- Diversified behaviour of -v command line option as well as *verbose*
to support multiple levels of verbosity; the latter is now ternary
when set and boolean when unset.
This was the ground on which SSL certificate validition verbosity was
implemented (*verbose* level 1: certificates, level 2: network
communication et cetera), though much is left to do.
This has been suggested long ago by (Martin Neitzel). [topic/smverb]
- ^C in compose mode with *ignore* set acts now POSIX compatible
[0275d09]
- If *encoding* is set to base64 then we don't ignore that user
wish and use quoted-printable (when 7bit doesn't suffice) [2ca201f]
- New `urldec' and `urlenc' commands. [63e869e, fbd95e8, 0af5b1b]
- New `setenv' and `unsetenv' commands.
Note: these don't work during startup, only in interactive mode
(to hopefully circumvent possible security implications.) [5e2ed79]
- Support for GSS-API authentification has been added (request and
testing by Tarqi Kazan).
Note that the following implicit relation is gone:
*smtp-auth*
If set to `login', or if unset and smtp-auth-user is set, `AUTH
LOGIN' is used
This topic branch also added support for the SUBMISSION protocol of
RFC 6409, so re-reading the *smtp* manual may bring benefits.
[topic/smtp]
- A new, backward-incompatible URL syntax and credential lookup scheme
has been introduced that is accessible when the new *v15-compat*
variable is set. If used, credential lookup occurs before a network
connection is made.
The new manual section "URL syntax" describes the new credential
variable chains, and documentation of *from* should be read again, as
i now also refers to the new *smtp-hostname* variable.
Note that the generated `Message-Id' has also changed.
[topic/url, topic/cred]
- `resend' should be truly fixed and (fwiw) can also resend to pipe and
file addressees. [topic/resend]
- Support for empty lines in macro and account definition blocks (as
required by POSIX for startup files in general) [43cdf92]
- The nail command line editor gained the possibility to use PgUp /
PgDown / Home / End instead of z[-+0$] commands on xterm-compatible
terminals; and ^O equals a `dp' there, too. [8c57be2, 7c30e61, 95e672f]
--steffen
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