This release mostly consists of 15 months of bugfixes (some of which
were already in the prior exmh-2.6.3_3 port). One new feature is a
spam filter wrapper ("Bayesian Spam Filter" in the new spiffy
preferences dialog).
Drop maintainership; I'm using IMAP-based mailers now.
The port bogusly relied on build-time detection of PGP-type programs.
This was unneeded since exmh is smart enough to do run-time detection of
various PGP versions. Fix this so PGP-type programs installed after exmh
will be recognized correctly. [1]
Add patch to fix a bug in exmh where threading cleared the unseen
sequence. [2]
PORTREVISION bump to mark these changes.
Reviewed by: Dave Tweten <tweten@nas.nasa.gov> [1]
Obtained from: exmh CVS [2]
vulnerability reported to bugtraq. Mostly a bugfix release although a few
new features (filtering in sedit, optional expect-based inc wrapper,
optional bitmap buttons) have been added.
FreeBSD-specific parts to this commit: Removed patchfiles that were
imported from the exmh CVS repository as they are now a part of the
exmh-2.3.1 release. Fixed pkg-descr to quiet a few portlint warnings.
Changed port to use wish-8.3 rather than wish-8.2 (suggested by markm).
were generated from exmh's CVS source code respository, and will be
removed from the port directory when the next version of exmh is
released (RSN).
Bump PORTREVISION.
Obtained from: exmh CVS repository
Also, install a missing file needed for running pgp in expectk mode (which
is much nicer BTW since it can figure out the correct decrypt key).
Tweak expectk mode so that it copes with a slight output variation on a
non-US version of pgp (2.6.3ia). It appears the US version prints:
Key for user ID "Peter Wemm <peter@netplex.com.au>"
while the international version prints:
Key for user ID: Peter Wemm <peter@netplex.com.au>
I cannot follow tcl syntax very well, so this is my best guess..
distributed patches, and fix those that can't be used as is and supply them
in the patches directory. (Argh, most of the patches are relative to lib/,
others are relative to the top directory. bsd.port.mk can't handle this)
them however (newsgroups.patch) is relative to a different directory
than the others so I've left it out for the time being. I can fix this
by duplicating the entire do-patch clause from bsd.port.mk into the
Makefile so that different -d switches can be given for different patch
files, but that's overkill. Also, fix the md5 file as Satoshi pointed out.
things like koi8-r recognition, background news (nntp) processing, ispell
support.
Note that there's a horrible hack here to work around a weakness in
bsd.port.mk. The distributed patches are relative to a subdir of ${WRKSRC}
and bsd.port.mk doesn't seem to allow clean overriding of that to patch.
I appended a second "-d dir" arg to PATCH_DIST_ARGS after the .include
that set up the string with +=. patch seems to use the last instance of
"-d dir" when there are several online (it's a simple parse-time chdir).
Prompted by: pst (who also sent a partial update)
for a complete list of changes.
Replace hand edited "official 2.0beta patches" from exmh web page with
the 2.0gamma versions (cannot use DIST_PATCHES, the patch files are not
directly useable due to pathnames etc). Each patch file is individually
documented.
Requested by: quite a few people
There is some major new stuff here over v1.6.9, including:
HTTP, HTML support (a functional www browser!), including proxy support.
News posting.
Message threading. (like news threading)
Display MIME images inline as well as text/html and enriched text etc.
DSN support.
Unseen-only display window.
multipart/signature support, "Intelligent signatures"
PGP key management can talk directly to the key servers over the web,
eliminating the email based query delays
Address book stuff, aliases etc.
