On Donnerstag 08 Oktober 2009 Jonathan Feally wrote:
Did you autoreconf -i ??? That will usually create your configure
script and some other stuff.
No. Didn't know that command. And package autoconf was not even
installed. Usually when downloading a package, all you need to do is
./configure,
On Donnerstag 08 Oktober 2009 Mail Delivery System wrote:
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Got this tonight at 2:27, just FYI. I resent my message now.
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I havent, and I don't plan on doing that. If anyone volunteers, please
do, and I'll apply them, but I can't spare the time atm.
Jonathan Feally wrote:
Did you also backport the adjustments I made for the IPv6 stuff or was
that just your initial commit? It appears not.
see
Copying them from 2.2.11 should be ok. I'll include them again in the
next release (coming very soon).
I always regenerate those files, and the debian port for the AVR arch
was complaining about the files being too old. Removing them makes
dbmail more portable, but puts an additional burden on
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On Donnerstag 08 Oktober 2009 Paul J Stevens wrote:
Removing them makes dbmail more portable
What would be the correct way to generate them from the current state?
I'm curious. The autoreconf -i didn't work for me.
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That goes without saying. Hopefully later today.
Jake Anderson j...@vapourforge.com wrote:
Will this be coming out in deb format?
Paul J Stevens wrote:
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Greetings,
I've just uploaded dbmail 2.2.12, the latest production release.
Changes:
On Wednesday 07 October 2009 03:14:32 pm Paul J Stevens wrote:
Greetings,
I've just uploaded dbmail 2.2.12, the latest production release.
Changes:
* Backport IPv6 support
* Remove generated autoconf files from the release. Please install
automake-1.9 and run autoreconf -i
On Thursday 08 October 2009 10:05:10 am Bret Baptist wrote:
On Wednesday 07 October 2009 03:14:32 pm Paul J Stevens wrote:
Greetings,
I've just uploaded dbmail 2.2.12, the latest production release.
Changes:
* Backport IPv6 support
* Remove generated autoconf files from
Bret Baptist wrote:
It looks like this version broke POP before SMTP. I am not getting an update
on the time stamp in the database when people check their email.
Bret,
I can't reproduce this. I'm getting updates just fine.
What is your BINDIP setup?
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Bret Baptist wrote:
Also looks like the internaldate as UTC is causing issues with Mac Mail and
older Outlook clients. They are subtracting the time zone offset from the
received time.
Does this happen only for pre-2.2.12 inserted email?
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On Thursday 08 October 2009 12:29:24 pm Paul J Stevens wrote:
Bret Baptist wrote:
Also looks like the internaldate as UTC is causing issues with Mac Mail
and older Outlook clients. They are subtracting the time zone offset
from the received time.
Does this happen only for pre-2.2.12
On Thursday 08 October 2009 12:28:41 pm Paul J Stevens wrote:
Bret Baptist wrote:
It looks like this version broke POP before SMTP. I am not getting an
update on the time stamp in the database when people check their email.
Bret,
I can't reproduce this. I'm getting updates just fine.
Bret Baptist wrote:
On Thursday 08 October 2009 12:29:24 pm Paul J Stevens wrote:
Bret Baptist wrote:
Also looks like the internaldate as UTC is causing issues with Mac Mail
and older Outlook clients. They are subtracting the time zone offset
from the received time.
Does this happen only
Paul J Stevens wrote:
It looks like it is happening for post 2.2.12 inserted email. Perhaps only
with IMAP clients, but I was not able to confirm before I rolled back to
2.2.11.
Jon,
Any ideas here?
Oh thanks for passing the ball to me. What timezone is the server set
for?
On 10/07/2009 11:14 PM, Paul J Stevens wrote:
I've just uploaded dbmail 2.2.12, the latest production release.
Attached is cplogs patch for 2.2.12.
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Jonathan Feally wrote:
The correct operation would be to have the UTC timestamp stored in the
database. When read from the database, it is not adjusted other than to
add + for a timestamp to the reformatted time. The patches
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