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2001-02-17 Peter Simons <simons@computer.org> 2001-02-17 Peter Simons <simons@computer.org>
* Updated the documentation for the 4.x version. * Updated the documentation for the new version.
* When posting to a list, Petidomo will now let the "Keywords:" * When posting to a list, Petidomo will now let the "Keywords:"
and "Summary:" headers pass. These headers are uncommon but have and "Summary:" headers pass. These headers are uncommon but have
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(and for consistency) I corrected this horrible, horrible mistake (and for consistency) I corrected this horrible, horrible mistake
of the past and renamed everything that contained an underscore. of the past and renamed everything that contained an underscore.
2001-01-20 Ralf S. Engelschall <rse@engelschall.com>
* .cvsignore, Makefile.in, petidomo.pod:
Add first cut for a petidomo(1) manual page.
2001-01-20 Peter Simons <simons@computer.org> 2001-01-20 Peter Simons <simons@computer.org>
* Makefile.in, config-files.c, config.c: * Renamed the MTA_Options" tag in the master config file to
Renamed the followings tags in petidomo.conf "MTAOptions" for consistency.
MTA_Options --> MTAOptions
List_Directory --> ListDirectory
Ack_Queue_Directory --> AckQueueDirectory
for consistency reasons. While I was at it, I also renamed the source
file from config.c to config-files.c, because the module config.c is
generally associated with GNU autoconf and this has nothing to do with
it.
2001-01-20 Ralf S. Engelschall <rse@engelschall.com>
* main.c:
Be careful, listname can be NULL in global operation mode and not
all printf implementations are as smart as BSD's variant. Instead of
printing "(null)" others just dump core.
* docs/.cvsignore:
Ignore LaTeX generated files
2001-01-19 Peter Simons <simons@computer.org> 2001-01-19 Peter Simons <simons@computer.org>
* Makefile.in: Cosmetic change. * Changed ACL semantics: The ACL is processed _only_ if the
posting didn't have a valid password. If it did, the mail is going
through in any case and the ACL is not processed.
* Makefile.in: Updated dependencies. * Added a warning message to be logged when no global ACL file exists.
* archive.c:
Enhanced portability. This commit also contains an older
change made by Ralf, which I have to re-commit after
screwing up with the "cvs admin" command. Sorry!!!
* mailer.c:
Minor change to enhance portability.
* config.c:
The module contains the static variable MasterConfig, which all other
Petidomo routines can access via getMasterConfig(). The routine
getListConfig(), which is defined in config.c, too, used the "correct"
mechanism to access MasterConfig, even though it could access it
directly. Since I chose the same name ("MasterConfig" :->) for the
local copy of the pointer, gcc warns that this variable shadows the
static one. To get rid of this warning, and since it doesn't make one
bit a difference, getListConfig() accessse the static variable
directly now.
* hermes.c:
Changed ACL semantics: The ACL is processed only if the posting didn't
have a valid password. If it did, the mail is going through in any
case and the ACL is not tested.
* config/index, Makefile.in:
In case no index file is installed, "make install" will create an
example file at the correct location so that the admininstrator
hopefully figures out that there is some work to be done.
* acl.y:
- Added a warning message to be logged when no global ACL file exists.
- Reordered tests in check_local_acl_file: When no listname has been
given, we don't need to initialize the lexer at all.
* hermes.c:
Petidomo used the mail's envelope to deliver the request for
confirmation. I have changed this to either reply-to or from (if
reply-to is unset), because sendmail will destroy the original
envelope under obscure circumstances.
* main.c: Removed unnecessary cast.
* config.c:
Due to a mix-up in the variable names, Petidomo expanded all list
config file paths incorrectly when the list has a flat hierarchy. That
is fixed now.
2001-01-19 Ralf S. Engelschall <rse@engelschall.com>
* Makefile.in:
Provide "make dist" command for rolling distribution tarball.
2001-01-19 Peter Simons <simons@computer.org> 2001-01-19 Peter Simons <simons@computer.org>
* main.c: * Greatly enhanced the log messages Petidomo writes. Made the
Added version information to the start-up log message. existing messages more helpful, added lots of new ones, generally
made things real perfect. Remember: Life is BEAUTIFUL.
2001-01-19 Ralf S. Engelschall <rse@engelschall.com> * Added a message that is logged every time Petidomo starts up.
This message will "dump" the configuration of Petidomo so that the
user has a clue which Petidomo instance is doing what.
* Makefile.in, main.c, version.c: * When a un-/subscribe command needs confirmation, the request for
First step in GNu shtool version support: confirmation is sent to the address that is supposed to be added
Add version.c and use it for "petidomo --version". to or to be removed from the list. If, and only if, this address
Support for handling version.c in Makefile.in is coming later. is different from the one the request came from, a short mail is
sent to the requestor to inform him what is going on.
* libconfigfile/config.c, librfc822/address.y, librfc822/decomment.c, libargv/argv.c, acl.y, address-db.c, approve.c, config.c, filter.c, hermes.c, index.c, io.c, mailer.c, members.c, password.c, queue_command.c, queue_posting.c, subscribe.c, unsubscribe.c: * Mailing list config files may now have the suffix ".config" or
Get rid of all complaints from GCC 2.97
(except for two things which I do not want to change on my own)
2001-01-19 Peter Simons <simons@computer.org>
* queue_command.c, queue_posting.c:
Incorporated the cookie into the end-of-mail-marker used in the
ack-script, so that the whole mechanism doesn't break when somebody
has the words '[end-of-mail-marker]' in the mail body itself.
* subscribe.c, unsubscribe.c:
Fixed the spelling of the newly added syslog messages.
* main.c:
Moved the initial startup log message up so that it is logged before
the main config file is parsed. Also added the path of the main config
file to the message so that people can see where Petidomo locks for it
in case parsing fails.
* hermes.c, subscribe.c, unsubscribe.c:
Greatly enhanced the log messages Petidomo writes. Made the existing
messages more helpful, added lots of new ones, generally made things
real perfect. Remember: Life is BEAUTIFUL.
2001-01-19 Ralf S. Engelschall <rse@engelschall.com>
* Makefile.in:
Do not show subdir walking commands
2001-01-19 Peter Simons <simons@computer.org>
* main.c:
Added a message that is logged every time Petidomo starts up. This
message will "dump" the configuration of Petidomo so that the user has
a clue which Petidomo instance is doing what.
* subscribe.c, unsubscribe.c:
When a un-/subscribe command needs confirmation, the request for
confirmation is sent to the address that is supposed to added to or
removed from the list. If, and only if, this address is different than
the one from which the request came, a short mail is sent to the
requestor to inform him what is going on.
* tool.c, config.c:
Mailing list config files may now have the suffix ".config" or
".conf". Similarly, if the list config file is in a separate ".conf". Similarly, if the list config file is in a separate
directory, it may be called <listname>/config or <listname>/conf. directory, it may be called <listname>/config or <listname>/conf.
* main.c: * Added code that will set the real user id of the process equal
Added code that will set the real user id of the process equal to the to the effective user id. Makes life easier for people who use
effective user id. Petidomo as a setuid binary.
* Makefile.in:
- Word-wrapped long lines to fit into 80 characters per line.
- Updated dependencies.
- Removed BINDIR from FLAGS_TO_PASS as it isn't needed anymore.
* main.c, petidomo.h, queue_command.c, queue_posting.c:
Petidomo needs to know the path to the executable in order to write
the ack-spool file, which starts Petidomo again to process the
acknowledged command or posting. I used BINDIR for that, but realized
that this sucks when somebody manually moves the binary. Hence, I am
using the contents of argv[0] now, normalized to an absolute path.
This value is stored in the global variable who_am_i, which the
queue_*() routines now use.
2001-01-19 Ralf S. Engelschall <rse@engelschall.com>
* generate_cookie.c:
Get rid of the following GCC complains:
generate_cookie.c: In function `generate_cookie':
generate_cookie.c:58: warning: implicit declaration of function `strlen'
generate_cookie.c: In function `MD5Update':
generate_cookie.c:245: warning: declaration of `index' shadows global declaration
generate_cookie.c:260: warning: implicit declaration of function `memcpy'
generate_cookie.c: In function `MD5Final':
generate_cookie.c:286: warning: declaration of `index' shadows global declaration
generate_cookie.c:303: warning: implicit declaration of function `memset'
* archive.c:
As GCC complained: There is an ISO 9899:1990 (``ISO C'') function
clock(3), so we have a symbol conflict here. Get rid of this by renaming
our symbol.
* libtext/text.h:
Do not use C++ comments in ANSI C
2001-01-18 Ralf S. Engelschall <rse@engelschall.com> 2001-01-18 Ralf S. Engelschall <rse@engelschall.com>
* README, acl.y, acl_scan.l, address-db.c, approve.c, archive.c, authen.c, config.c, filter.c, generate_cookie.c, handleacl.c, help.c, hermes.c, index.c, io.c, listserv.c, mailer.c, main.c, members.c, parsearray.c, password.c, petidomo.h, queue_command.c, queue_posting.c, rfcparse.c, subscribe.c, tool.c, unsubscribe.c: * Added two useful scripts for list administrators:
As we agreed today, Petidomo is now open because licensed under GPL and petidomo-approve and petidomo-kickout.
always will be licensed under GPL, so use "Petidomo" as the program name
everywhere and consistently.
* Makefile.in:
Install petidomo-xxxx tools
* Makefile.in: Show were we are operating
* ChangeLog: Start filling ChangeLog...
* README: *** empty log message ***
2001-01-18 Peter Simons <simons@computer.org>
* petidomo-approve, petidomo-kickout:
Add old RSE admin scripts
2001-01-18 Ralf S. Engelschall <rse@engelschall.com>
* config.c: ListACLFile -> ACLFile
* Makefile.in: New layout
* configure.in, Makefile.in:
Switch to GNU shtool
* etc/install-sh:
Remove obsolete install-sh
* etc/shtool: Add GNU shtool
* Makefile.in:
fix install-testlist target
2001-01-16 Peter Simons <simons@computer.org> 2001-01-16 Peter Simons <simons@computer.org>
* subscribe.c, unsubscribe.c: * Added the "acknowledge" feature for mailing list postings.
When a request for confirmation is required, the originator of the
command will receive a short mail, telling him that this is so, so
that he knows what's going on.
* subscribe.c, unsubscribe.c: * Added new action keyword to the Access Control Language:
Delayed the processing of the acknowledgment-requirement so that you "approve". This keyword will -- unlike "pass" -- not only pass the
don't have to ack commands that will fail anyways. mail, but will also make sure that the mail passes all other
authorization controls. This means, the mail will be treated as if
the Petidomo master password had been provided.
* Makefile.in, address-db.c, hermes.c, petidomo.h: * The ACL is now tested _before_ anything else, meaning that you
Implemented the acked-once feature. can use the "approve" action to bypass all other tests.
* acl.y, acl_scan.l, handleacl.c, petidomo.h:
Added new action keyword to the Access Control Language: approve. This
keyword will -- unlike to "pass" -- not only pass the mail, but will
also make sure that the mail passes all other authorization controls.
This means, the mail will be treated as if the Petidomo master
password had been given in the header.
* approve.c:
Added include of sys/types.h. Required on some systems to be able to
include regex.h.
* hermes.c:
Moved the call to checkACL() before anything else is tested regarding
authorization. Combined with the new "approve" action in the ACL file,
this allows to pass all other authentication mechanisms with the ACL.
2001-01-15 Peter Simons <simons@computer.org> 2001-01-15 Peter Simons <simons@computer.org>
* hermes.c: * The "ListType" keyword is no longer a mandatory directive in the
Added code that will request confirmation when posting to a list that list's config file; it now defaults to "open".
is set to "acknowledged".
* Makefile.in, approve.c, main.c, petidomo.h: * List config's "AllowPublicSubscripiton" does not exist anymore.
Implemented the approve mode, where incoming mails are searched for Now we have "SubscriptionType" with valid values "public", "admin"
confirmation cookies and the apropriate queue entries will be or "acknowledged".
executed.
* subscribe.c: * Added "AckQueueDirectory" directive to the master config file.
The call to queue_command() had the command wrong.
* subscribe.c, unsubscribe.c: * Removed the whole concept of "alien subscription". It was stupid
Added code that will send the "request for confirmation" mail out when to begin with and now that we'll have acknowledged subscriptions,
apropriate. it is useless, too.
* hermes.c: * Added "acknowledge" feature for un-/subscription requests.
Cosmetic change: Reformatted the source.
* config.c, config/list-config: * Added --approved command line parameter, which is treated as a
- ListType is no longer a required parameter; it now defaults to "open".
* hermes.c, listserv.c, main.c, petidomo.h:
Had to make is_approved a global variable, because it is actually
tested in subroutines of listserv_main() and hermes_main(), like
subscribe(), which's parameter list I don't want to change.
* petidomo.h, queue_command.c, queue_posting.c:
queue_command() and queue_posting() will now return the cookie used as
filename, so that the calling code can mail back the request for
confirmation.
* config.c, config/list-config, petidomo.h, subscribe.c, unsubscribe.c:
List's "AllowPublicSubscripiton" does not exist anymore. Now we have
"SubscriptionType" with valid values "public", "admin" or
"acknowledged".
* config/petidomo.conf:
- Added Ack_Queue_Dir keyword.
- Changed default of List_Directory from LOCALSTATEDIR to
LOCALSTATEDIR/lists.
* config/list-config, unsubscribe.c, config.c, petidomo.h, subscribe.c:
Removed the whole concept of "alien subscription". It was stupid to
begin with and now that we'll have acknowledged subscriptions, it is
useless, too.
* Makefile.in, config.c, petidomo.h, queue_command.c, queue_posting.c:
Implemented spooling mechanism for requests and postings that need an
acknowledgement to be processed. The code is there, it just isn't
called yet.
* hermes.c, listserv.c, main.c:
Added --approved command line parameter, which is treated as a
boolean. Whether it is set or not will be passed through to boolean. Whether it is set or not will be passed through to
listserv_main() and to hermes_main(). The parameter will be used by listserv_main() and to hermes_main(). The parameter will be used
the spooling mechanism. by the "acknowledge" mechanism.
2001-01-11 Peter Simons <simons@computer.org> 2001-01-11 Peter Simons <simons@computer.org>
* config.c, config/list-config, petidomo.h: * Added config entry "AcknowledgementFile" to the mailing list's
Added config entry "AcknowledgementFile" to the mailing list's config file. config file.
* Makefile.in, configure.in, generate_cookie.c, petidomo.h: * The requestor will now receive a mail telling him something went
Added generate_cookie() routine taken from mapSoN. wrong when he tries to un-/subscribe an address without specifying
a (valid) list name.
* unsubscribe.c:
The requestor will now receive a mail telling him something went wrong
when he tries to unsubscribe an address without specifying a list
name.
2001-01-10 Peter Simons <simons@computer.org>
* help.c, members.c, subscribe.c, unsubscribe.c:
Set the right margin for word-wrapping to 70 characters instead of 75.
* subscribe.c:
The requestor will now receive a mail telling him something went wrong
when he tries to subscribe an address without specifying a list name.
* acl.y:
When running in listserv mode, there is no 'listname' which can be
used to get the mailing list's configuration. Thus, the routine
shouldn't try to got one. Fixed it.
* config.c: Removed debugging output.
2001-01-08 Peter Simons <simons@computer.org> 2001-01-08 Peter Simons <simons@computer.org>
* acl.y: * Added "install-testlist" target to the Makefile.
Changed the ACL code to use the configured locations of the list's ACL
file rather than the hard-coded one.
* Makefile.in: * Rewrote Petidomo so that virtually any file's path can be
Completed the install-testlist target. configured at run-time now. The directives we suppert in the
master config file are "ListDirectory", "HelpFile", "ACLFile", and
"IndexFile". The ones in the list's config file are
"IntroductionFile", "DescriptionFile", "ACLFile", "HeaderFile",
"SignatureFile", and "AddressFile".
* acl.y, archive.c, config.c, help.c, hermes.c, index.c, mailer.c, main.c, members.c, petidomo.h, subscribe.c, tool.c, unsubscribe.c: * Added "install" target to the Makefile.
Rewrote Petidomo so that virtually any file's path can be configured
at run-time now.
* config/petidomo.conf:
Added example entries for the new keywords "List_Directory",
"Help_File", "ACL_File", and "Index_File".
* config/list-config:
Added example entries for the new keywords "IntroductionFile",
"DescriptionFile", "ACLFile", "HeaderFile", "SignatureFile", and
"AddressFile".
* config/petidomo.acl:
Removed the path of the file in the comment header, since it doesn't
fit anymore anyway.
* Makefile.in: Added dependencies.
* config.c, main.c, petidomo.h:
Petidomo will now expect its master config file at
SYSCONFDIR/petidomo.conf. This location can be changed at run-time
with the command line parameter --masterconf.
* Makefile.in:
Added preliminary install and install-testlist target.
* configure.in:
Removed the ETCDIR stuff again. We use sysconfdir instead.
2001-01-06 Peter Simons <simons@computer.org> 2001-01-06 Peter Simons <simons@computer.org>
* Makefile.in, config.c, configure.in, petidomo.h: * The whole concept of the "petidomo" user is gone. Instead,
Replaced the old basedir-mechanism in Petidomo, which used to be the compile complete paths into the binary and make them run-time
home directory of the petidomo user. Now, Petidomo expects its master configurable.
config file in ETCDIR, which is '/etc' per default. All other paths
will be set there at run-time.
* handleacl.c, help.c, hermes.c, index.c, members.c, subscribe.c, unsubscribe.c: * Added a "Petidomo:" prefix to all subject lines, to distinguish
- Added a "Petidomo:" prefix to all subject lines, to distinguish them mail sent by Petidomo from regular mail. Rejection mails
from regular mail. Rejection mails furthermore have the prefix furthermore have the prefix "BOUNCE <listaddress>:", mails that
"BOUNCE <listaddress>:", mails that need approval have the prefix need approval have the prefix "APPROVE <listaddress>:".
"APROVE <listaddress>:".
- When a mail is rejected due to ACL, the mail body will tell you * When a mail is rejected due to ACL, the mail body will tell you
whether the global acl file or the list's local acl file hit. whether the global acl file or the list's local acl file hit.
- If a file "lists/<listname>/header" exists, it contents will be * If a file "lists/<listname>/header" exists, it contents will be
added to the headers of the article posted to the list. Be careful added to the headers of the article posted to the list. Be careful
not to have blank lines in there, as this will screw the whole not to have blank lines in there, as this will screw the whole
message up. message up.
- When generating the index of available mailing lists, the list type * The result of the INDEX command is no longer generated on the
will now be typeset in brackets, e.g.: "(public mailing list)". fly. Instead, the contents of a file is send back, which the
administrator can edit as he wishes -- very much like the HELP
- The index will no longer contain tabs in the mail body. file thing Petidomo had for ever. Consequently, the "ShowOnIndex"
directive in the list's config file is gone.
* handleacl.c:
The local List_Config variable was potentially used uninitialized.
Fixed that.
2000-12-16 Peter Simons <simons@computer.org>
* librfc822/Makefile:
Added dependency to stop parallel make from messing up with the
yacc/lex targets.
* librfc822/decomment.c:
Fixed parsing bug.
* librfc822/address.y:
Added definition of YYSTYPE.
* configure.in:
Use petidomo.h file to determine $srcdir, rather than main.c.
* Makefile.in, main.c, petidomo.h:
Reversed all changes concerning C++ in Petidomo ... it isn't worth the
major rewrite.
* librfc822/.cvsignore:
Ignore yacc and lex files
* librfc822/Makefile, librfc822/address.c, librfc822/address.y, librfc822/address_scan.c, librfc822/address_scan.h, librfc822/address_scan.l, librfc822/address_sep.c, librfc822/decomment.c, librfc822/parse_address.c, librfc822/rfc822.h, librfc822/test.c, libmpools/Makefile, libmpools/mpools.c, libmpools/mpools.h:
- Added GNU GPL copyright headers.
- Cleaned build process up.
* libmpools/Makefile, libmpools/mpools.c, libmpools/mpools.h:
Imported Petidomo 2.2 as found on www.petidomo.com.
* libmpools/Makefile, libmpools/mpools.c, libmpools/mpools.h:
New file.
* librfc822/address_scan.c:
Imported Petidomo 2.2 as found on www.petidomo.com.
* librfc822/address_scan.c: New file.
* librfc822/address.c:
Imported Petidomo 2.2 as found on www.petidomo.com.
* librfc822/address.c: New file.
* librfc822/decomment.c, librfc822/parse_address.c, librfc822/rfc822.h, librfc822/test.c, librfc822/testaddresslines:
Imported Petidomo 2.2 as found on www.petidomo.com.
* librfc822/decomment.c, librfc822/parse_address.c, librfc822/rfc822.h, librfc822/test.c, librfc822/testaddresslines:
New file.
* librfc822/Makefile, librfc822/address.y, librfc822/address_scan.h, librfc822/address_scan.l, librfc822/address_sep.c:
Imported Petidomo 2.2 as found on www.petidomo.com.
* librfc822/Makefile, librfc822/address.y, librfc822/address_scan.h, librfc822/address_scan.l, librfc822/address_sep.c:
New file.
* Makefile.in:
Added preliminary install target.
* config/petidomo.conf:
Removed reference to firepower altogether; MTA is a required keyword.
2000-12-15 Peter Simons <simons@computer.org> 2000-12-15 Peter Simons <simons@computer.org>
* config/petidomo.conf: * The whole signature stuff the commercial Petidomo is gone; the
Removed note about Firepore MTA. free version does not need this. This, the "AppendSignature"
directive in the list's config file is gone.
* config.c: * Removed options "DetachImmediately" and "ShowStatistics" options
Hardcoded the base directory /usr/local/petidomo for the moment. from the master config file. These were never used anyway.
* libtext/text.h: * Removed the mail rescue mechanism and all relating code. I guess
Wrapped the header's contents in "extern C" linkage when compiling in
a C++ module.
* Makefile.in:
The petidomo binary will now be linked with $(CXX).
Updated dependencies.
* Makefile.in, config.c, help.c, index.c, members.c, signature.c, subscribe.c, unsubscribe.c:
Removed the signature code and all code that depended on it. In the
new Petidomo, the signature mechanism for server mails will work
differently.
* config.c, config/petidomo.conf, signature.c:
Removed the global configuration options "DetachImmediately" and
"ShowStatistics". Consequently removed all code that deals with these
options, too.
* libargv/Makefile:
The clean target will now erase the argv.info file.
* libargv/.cvsignore:
Ignore the argv.info file.
* Makefile.in, exit.c:
Removed the mail rescue mechanism and all relating code. I guess
_nobody_ ever used that mechanism anyway, not even me. :-) _nobody_ ever used that mechanism anyway, not even me. :-)
* Makefile.in, acl.y, archive.c, argvSetDebugLevel.c, authen.c, config.c, debug.h, exit.c, filter.c, handleacl.c, help.c, hermes.c, index.c, listserv.c, mailer.c, members.c, password.c, rfcparse.c, subscribe.c, tool.c, unsubscribe.c: * Petidomo no longer cares under what name it has been started.
- Removed all debugging code. Now that Petidomo will be "rewritten" The different modes of operation will now be distinguished by the
in C++, I need a new paradigm for debugging anyway and the old mandatory command line parameter "--mode".
solution of mine was to messy for my taste anyway.
- Petidomo no longer cares under what name it has been started. The
different modes of operation will now be distinguished by a
mandatory command line parameter.
* Makefile.in:
Added support for C++ source modules within Petidomo.
2000-12-14 Peter Simons <simons@computer.org> 2000-12-14 Peter Simons <simons@computer.org>
* Makefile.in: * Removed the complimentary mail2news.c program from the
Modified the main Makefile so that it will pass the values determined distribution. The program isn't tested, it isn't documented ... so
by Autoconf down to the libraries. away with it.
* Makefile.in:
FreeBSD's make again: That stupid thing really doesn't grasp $< targets.
* Makefile.in:
FreeBSD's make sucks big time: It doesn't honor the -C flag. Hence we
have to change into the target directory before calling make.
* Makefile.in:
BSD make doesn't understand $< like GNU make does, thus it is better
to explicitely name the targets for the sake of portability.
* Makefile.in:
Rewrote the makefile to not require GNU make.
* libargv/Makefile, libconfigfile/Makefile, liblists/Makefile, libtext/Makefile:
Removed unused suffix .a from the .SUFFIXES target.
* .cvsignore, configure.in:
- Libraries do not need Autoconf anymore, thus I removed the
AC_CONFIG_SUBDIRS call.
- Added -O3 to CFLAGS for the sake of good optimization.
* Makefile.in: Updated dependencies.
* libargv/.cvsignore, libargv/Makefile, libconfigfile/Makefile, libconfigfile/SMakefile, libconfigfile/configure.in, liblists/Makefile, liblists/SMakefile, liblists/configure.in, liblists/lists.h, liblists/lists.h.in, libtext/Makefile, libtext/SMakefile, libtext/configure.in, libtext/test.txt:
- Removed smake build and autoconf from the libraries.
- Removed unused files.
* libargv/Makefile, libargv/SMakefile, libargv/configure.in:
Added a real makefile.
* libargv/argvSetDebugLevel.c:
The file is never used here.
2000-12-13 Peter Simons <simons@computer.org>
* libargv/argvSetDebugLevel.c, libargv/test.c, libconfigfile/config.c, libconfigfile/configfile.h, liblists/lists.c, liblists/lists.h.in, libtext/easy_pattern_match.c, libtext/easy_sprintf.c, libtext/find_next_line.c, libtext/find_string.c, libtext/text.h, libtext/transform_text.c, libtext/wordwrap.c:
Added correct GPL copyright headers.
* libtext/CustomTokenIterator.cpp, libtext/RegexTokenizer.cpp, libtext/RegexTokenizer_test.cpp, libtext/TokenIterator.cpp, libtext/TokenIterator_test.cpp, libtext/text.hpp, libtext/tokenizer_test.cpp:
Removed unused C++ code.
* Makefile.in:
Cosmetic changes to the Makefile ... nothing important.
* Makefile.in, configure.in:
After changing librfc822 to get along without libmpools, the library
can (and has been) removed from Petidomo.
* debug.h:
This header file defines the debug modules Petidomo supports.
* configure.in:
The source for the configure script generated by Autoconf.
* petidomo.h:
All internal prototypes and definitions.
* etc/install-sh:
Autoconf needs this script in order to run sub-configure scripts.
* liblists/lists.h.in, libtext/CustomTokenIterator.cpp, libtext/RegexTokenizer.cpp, libtext/RegexTokenizer_test.cpp, libtext/TokenIterator.cpp, libtext/TokenIterator_test.cpp, libtext/test.txt, libtext/text.hpp, libtext/tokenizer_test.cpp, liblists/Makefile, liblists/SMakefile, liblists/configure.in, liblists/lists.c, liblists/lists.h, libtext/Makefile, libtext/SMakefile, libtext/configure.in, libtext/easy_pattern_match.c, libtext/easy_sprintf.c, libtext/find_next_line.c, libtext/find_string.c, libtext/text.h, libtext/transform_text.c, libtext/wordwrap.c:
Imported latest version.
* libconfigfile/Makefile, libconfigfile/SMakefile, libconfigfile/config.c, libconfigfile/configfile.h, libconfigfile/configure.in:
Imported latest version of the library.
* libargv/NEWS, libargv/SMakefile, libargv/argv.texi, libargv/argv_loc.h, libargv/configure.in, libargv/Makefile, libargv/Makefile.inc, libargv/_argv.h, libargv/argv.c, libargv/argv.h, libargv/argvSetDebugLevel.c, libargv/test.c:
Imported libargv version 2.4.0.
* acl.y, acl_scan.l, archive.c, argvSetDebugLevel.c, authen.c, config.c, exit.c, filter.c, handleacl.c, help.c, hermes.c, index.c, io.c, listserv.c, mailer.c, main.c, members.c, parsearray.c, password.c, rfcparse.c, signature.c, subscribe.c, tool.c, unsubscribe.c:
- Added correct GNU GPL copyright statements to the files.
- Removed unnecessary include statements.
* Makefile, Makefile.in:
Rewrote the build process from the scratch.
* version.h:
The old versioning mechanism needs to be replaced any time soon.
* archive.h, authen.h, filter.h, mailer.h, rfcparse.h:
The contents of these headers is now included in petidomo.h.
* signature.c, unregsig.c, unregsig.h:
Renamed unregsig module to signature. Now that Petidomo is released
under GPL, there is no such thing as an "unregistered" version
anymore.
* acl.c, acl_scan.c, acl_scan.h:
Removed dependent files from CVS repository.
* etc/mail2news.c:
The program isn't tested, it isn't documented ... so away with it.
* docs/Makefile, docs/petidomo.tex:
- Removed all use of html.sty.
- Removed all references to the CGI manager.
- Removed autoconf support.
- Removed the index.
- Reformatted the document to look good and to compile without
warnings.
* docs/Makefile:
Don't erase the EPS files at 'clean'.
* docs/directory-struct.eps, docs/ml-principle1.eps, docs/ml-principle2.eps:
Adding EPS files to repository, because those are really hard to
generate correctly.
* docs/GNUmakefile, docs/Makefile:
Renamed GNUmakefile to Makefile; there's nothing in this makefile
that's specific to GNU make.
* docs/GNUmakefile:
Added '-f' flag to the 'rm' call in the clean target.
* docs/GNUmakefile:
Cleaned the Makefile up a lot. Removed explicit targets whereever an
implicit target will do.
* docs/GNUmakefile, docs/Xstation.bm, docs/directory-struct.fig, docs/ml-principle1.fig, docs/ml-principle2.fig, docs/petidomo.tex, docs/router.bm, docs/world.bm:
Imported Petidomo 2.2 as found on www.petidomo.com.
* docs/GNUmakefile, docs/Xstation.bm, docs/directory-struct.fig, docs/ml-principle1.fig, docs/ml-principle2.fig, docs/petidomo.tex, docs/router.bm, docs/world.bm:
New file.
* acl.c, acl_scan.c, acl_scan.h:
Imported Petidomo 2.2 as found on www.petidomo.com.
* acl.c, acl_scan.c, acl_scan.h:
New file.
* subscribe.c, tool.c, unregsig.c, unregsig.h, unsubscribe.c, version.h:
Imported Petidomo 2.2 as found on www.petidomo.com.
* subscribe.c, tool.c, unregsig.c, unregsig.h, unsubscribe.c, version.h:
New file.
* mailer.c, mailer.h, main.c, members.c, parsearray.c, password.c, rfcparse.c, rfcparse.h:
Imported Petidomo 2.2 as found on www.petidomo.com.
* mailer.c, mailer.h, main.c, members.c, parsearray.c, password.c, rfcparse.c, rfcparse.h:
New file.
* filter.c, filter.h, handleacl.c, help.c, hermes.c, index.c, io.c, listserv.c:
Imported Petidomo 2.2 as found on www.petidomo.com.
* filter.c, filter.h, handleacl.c, help.c, hermes.c, index.c, io.c, listserv.c:
New file.
* Makefile, acl.y, acl_scan.l, archive.c, archive.h, argvSetDebugLevel.c, authen.c, authen.h, config.c, exit.c:
Imported Petidomo 2.2 as found on www.petidomo.com.
* Makefile, acl.y, acl_scan.l, archive.c, archive.h, argvSetDebugLevel.c, authen.c, authen.h, config.c, exit.c:
New file.
* filter/pgp-decrypt.sh, filter/pgp-encrypt.sh:
Imported Petidomo 2.2 as found on www.petidomo.com.
* filter/pgp-decrypt.sh, filter/pgp-encrypt.sh:
New file.
* filter/insert-name-in-subject.sh, filter/rfc2369.sh:
Imported Petidomo 2.2 as found on www.petidomo.com.
* filter/insert-name-in-subject.sh, filter/rfc2369.sh:
New file.
* libargv/argv.c, libargv/argv.h, libargv/argvSetDebugLevel.c, libargv/test.c:
Imported Petidomo 2.2 as found on www.petidomo.com.
* libargv/argv.c, libargv/argv.h, libargv/argvSetDebugLevel.c, libargv/test.c:
New file.
* libargv/Makefile, libargv/Makefile.inc, libargv/_argv.h, libconfigfile/Makefile, libconfigfile/config.c, libconfigfile/configfile.h, libtext/transform_text.c, libtext/wordwrap.c:
Imported Petidomo 2.2 as found on www.petidomo.com.
* libargv/Makefile, libargv/Makefile.inc, libargv/_argv.h, libconfigfile/Makefile, libconfigfile/config.c, libconfigfile/configfile.h, libtext/transform_text.c, libtext/wordwrap.c:
New file.
* liblists/Makefile, liblists/lists.c, liblists/lists.h, libtext/Makefile, libtext/easy_pattern_match.c, libtext/easy_sprintf.c, libtext/find_next_line.c, libtext/find_string.c, libtext/text.h:
Imported Petidomo 2.2 as found on www.petidomo.com.
* liblists/Makefile, liblists/lists.c, liblists/lists.h, libtext/Makefile, libtext/easy_pattern_match.c, libtext/easy_sprintf.c, libtext/find_next_line.c, libtext/find_string.c, libtext/text.h:
New file.
* config/petidomo.acl, config/petidomo.conf, etc/mail2news.c:
Imported Petidomo 2.2 as found on www.petidomo.com.
* config/petidomo.acl, config/petidomo.conf, etc/mail2news.c:
New file.
* README, config/help, config/list-acl, config/list-config:
Imported Petidomo 2.2 as found on www.petidomo.com.
* README, config/help, config/list-acl, config/list-config:
New file.
* COPYING, ChangeLog:
Imported Petidomo 2.2 as found on www.petidomo.com.
* COPYING, ChangeLog:
New file.
Petidomo v4
===========
2000-12-01 Peter Simons <simons@computer.org>
* [...TO BE FILLED IN BY PETI...]
2000-12-01 Ralf S. Engelschall <rse@engelschall.com> 2000-12-01 Ralf S. Engelschall <rse@engelschall.com>
* Included various cleanups and adjustments derived from the original * Added Perl scripts petidomo-approve and petidomo-kickout which
OSSP hacks for Petidomo 2.2 are useful to reduce the amount of effort required in daily
mailing lists administration.
* Added Perl scripts petidomo-approve and petidomo-kickout which are
useful to reduce the amount of effort required in daily mailing lists
administration.
2000-12-01 Peter Simons <simons@computer.org> 2000-12-01 Peter Simons <simons@computer.org>
* The base of this work off is again the latest free * CyberSolutions GmbH has released a version of Petidomo 2.2 under
version of Petidomo: 2.2, as released under GPLv2 on GPL at <http://www.petidomo.com/download/OpenPetidomo/source/>.
http://www.petidomo.com/download/OpenPetidomo/source/ by Now that Petidomo is available under a free license again, I
CyberSolutions GmbH. imported these sources and started working it. The free version
will be released as part of the Open Structured Server Platform
(OSSP) project. Financing has kindly been provided by the Cable
and Wireless Corporation.
Petidomo v3 1999-11-15 Peter Simons <simons@petidomo.com>
===========
* There are no ChangeLog entries available for Petidomo v3, but that * Petidomo has been sold to CyberSolutions GmbH, Germany. All work
doesn't matter because Petidomo v4 is based on the last version of on it stops here. They will release a new version (Petidomo III)
Petidomo v2. Nevertheless the non-free Petidomo v3 provided mainly an as a commercial product. The free branch of the program is dead.
optional user-interface and the ability to directly deliver mails in
parallel via SMTP.
Petidomo v2
===========
1999-06-01 Peter Simons <simons@petidomo.com>
* Re-released under GNU GPL.
1998-08-20 Peter Simons <simons@petidomo.com> 1998-08-20 Peter Simons <simons@petidomo.com>