Hi David,
> Summary of changes:
> NEWS | 112
> -
I've pushed a little update to that to master which falls after the 1.8
tags.
a3a23a66 (origin/master, origin/HEAD)
man/*.man: fix options which didn't escape the
Greetings all,
I am pleased to announce that after four years we are finally starting
the release cycle for nmh 1.8. The first release candidate is now
available! You can download it here:
http://download-mirror.savannah.gnu.org/releases/nmh/nmh-1.8-RC1.tar.gz
There is an accompanying .sig
Everyone,
So now that we've started the release cycle process (thanks, David!) I
am wondering what the plans are for getting 1.8 packages into various
distributions. I did the Homebrew formula for MacOS X and I'm glad
to do it for 1.8. But I am wondering what other operating systems we
should ta
Hello folks,
Ken Hornstein writes:
> Everyone,
>
> So now that we've started the release cycle process (thanks, David!) I
> am wondering what the plans are for getting 1.8 packages into various
> distributions. I did the Homebrew formula for MacOS X and I'm glad
> to do it for 1.8. But I am wond
Thus said David Levine on Sat, 31 Dec 2022 22:00:04 +0100:
> Do you or anyone else have anything else you'd like to put in before
> starting the 1.8 release cycle?
Has anyone had a chance to review my proposed changes to inc to be able
to handle long lines from POP sources? While it's not comm
Ralph wrote:
> I've pushed a little update to that to master which falls after the 1.8
> tags.
>
> a3a23a66 (origin/master, origin/HEAD)
> man/*.man: fix options which didn't escape their hyphen.
> → 277347a4 NEWS: fix spelling of ‘MIME’.
> f8fb242b NEWS: add a link to Norm'
Ken wrote:
> - Various RPM-based distributions (Fedora, RedHat, CentOS, Rocky,
> and I am sure others)
I'll do Fedora and RedHat, which might include CentOS. And Cygwin,
though just for the final 1.8 release.
David
>Has anyone had a chance to review my proposed changes to inc to be able
>to handle long lines from POP sources? While it's not common (most big
>email providers like Hotmail, Gmail, etc, all conform to RFCs), there
>are occasional emails (mostly from online web stores with shoddy
>so
