There is a new qmailtoaster-plus package available. This is *not* for
COS6 installations. I expect this to be the FINAL UPGRADE for this
package, as it will be obsoleted soon by the qmailtoaster-util package
in the mirrors. Everything that's supported going forward will be in the
qmailtoaster-util package.
We don't yet have a plan for upgrading COS5 hosts with the new yum
repos. That's primarily because nobody's done so yet. It should be
fairly straight forward to do the switch, if someone cares to try it
out. I would *not* (yet) recommend doing so on a production server.
Here are the changes to QTP since the last release:
03/29/14 - Eric <e...@datamatters.us>
- cut release 0.3.2-1.4.20 - FINAL RELEASE
- obsoleted by qmailtoaster-util package
11/23/13 - Eric <e...@datamatters.us>
- qtp-prune-graylist - added counts for spam vs ham deleted
11/11/13 - Eric <e...@datamatters.us>
- qtp-dependencies - fixed perl modules for spamassassin
09/23/13 - Eric <e...@datamatters.us>
- added CentOS 6 to qtp-install-rpmforge, changed from i386 to
i686
- changed COS6 to use /root/rpmbuild for BUILD_DIR
05/28/13 - Eric <e...@datamatters.us>
- fixed qtp-backup, qtp-restore for tar v1.23 (CentOS 6) commands.
02/08/13 - Eric <e...@datamatters.us>
- Added dynamic to spamdyke blacklist_keywords file
12/14/12 - Eric <e...@datamatters.us>
- Added rule to qtp-install-spamdyke to filter multiple From:
addresses
12/04/12 - Eric <e...@datamatters.us>
- removed php-ldap from qtp-dependencies script
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-Eric 'shubes'
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