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warning to the pkg-message that security.bsd.see_other_uids/gids should
not be enabled if dovecot is storing mail for multiple users concurrently
(PR 218392, submitted by topical).
* passdb/userdb dict: Don't double-expand %variables in keys. If dict
was used as the authentication passdb, using specially crafted
%variables in the username could be used to cause DoS (CVE-2017-2669)
* When Dovecot encounters an internal error, it logs the real error and
usually logs another line saying what function failed. Previously the
second log line's error message was a rather uninformative "Internal
error occurred. Refer to server log for more information." Now the
real error message is duplicated in this second log line.
* lmtp: If a delivery has multiple recipients, run autoexpunging only
for the last recipient. This avoids a problem where a long
autoexpunge run causes LMTP client to timeout between the DATA
replies, resulting in duplicate mail deliveries.
* config: Don't stop the process due to idling. Otherwise the
configuration is reloaded when the process restarts.
* mail_log plugin: Differentiate autoexpunges from regular expunges
* imapc: Use LOGOUT to cleanly disconnect from server.
* lib-http: Internal status codes (>9000) are no longer visible in logs
* director: Log vhost count changes and HOST-UP/DOWN
+ quota: Add plugin { quota_max_mail_size } setting to limit the
maximum individual mail size that can be saved.
+ imapc: Add imapc_features=delay-login. If set, connecting to the
remote IMAP server isn't done until it's necessary.
+ imapc: Add imapc_connection_retry_count and
imapc_connection_retry_interval settings.
+ imap, pop3, indexer-worker: Add (deinit) to process title before
autoexpunging runs.
+ Added %{encrypt} and %{decrypt} variables
+ imap/pop3 proxy: Log proxy state in errors as human-readable string.
+ imap/pop3-login: All forward_* extra fields returned by passdb are
sent to the next hop when proxying using ID/XCLIENT commands. On the
receiving side these fields are imported and sent to auth process
where they're accessible via %{passdb:forward_*}. This is done only
if the sending IP address matches login_trusted_networks.
+ imap-login: If imap_id_retain=yes, send the IMAP ID string to
auth process. %{client_id} expands to it in auth process. The ID
string is also sent to the next hop when proxying.
+ passdb imap: Use ssl_client_ca_* settings for CA validation.
- fts-tika: Fixed crash when parsing attachment without
Content-Disposition header. Broken by 2.2.28. (fixed in FreeBSD ports)
- trash plugin was broken in 2.2.28 (fixed in FreeBSD ports)
- auth: When passdb/userdb lookups were done via auth-workers, too much
data was added to auth cache. This could have resulted in wrong
replies when using multiple passdbs/userdbs.
- auth: passdb { skip & mechanisms } were ignored for the first passdb
- oauth2: Various fixes, including fixes to crashes
- dsync: Large Sieve scripts (or other large metadata) weren't always
synced.
- Index rebuild (e.g. doveadm force-resync) set all mails as \Recent
- imap-hibernate: %{userdb:*} wasn't expanded in mail_log_prefix
- doveadm: Exit codes weren't preserved when proxying commands via
doveadm-server. Almost all errors used exit code 75 (tempfail).
- ACLs weren't applied to not-yet-existing autocreated mailboxes.
- Fixed a potential crash when parsing a broken message header.
- cassandra: Fallback consistency settings weren't working correctly.
- doveadm director status <user>: "Initial config" was always empty
- imapc: Various reconnection fixes.
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