-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hi all,
after 20 months, a final release of Mail::SPF::Query, which was the very first SPF implementation, has come up as version 1.998: CPAN: http://search.cpan.org/dist/Mail-SPF-Query Subversion repository: http://www.openspf.org/source/mail-spf-query-perl (browse) http://www.openspf.org/svn/mail-spf-query-perl (access) 1.998 will also soon be uploaded as a Debian package to the Debian archive. Find the changelog below. Many thanks to those who contributed to this release, and a great new year to everyone! Julian. - ---- Changes for 1.998 since 1.997: x = Changed something significant, or removed a feature * = Fixed a bug, or made a minor improvement + = Added a feature (in a backwards compatible way) Mail::SPF::Query: x Require Perl 5.6 or better. x Require URI::Escape module, not URI module. x Removed obsolete Caller-ID support (closes Debian bugs #337319, #337500). x Always use Sys::Hostname::Long. And thus, require Sys::Hostname::Long to be installed (closes Debian bugs #332952, #342629). * Changed local machine hostname macro from "xr" to "r" (closes rt.cpan.org bug #9744). x Restrict the number of SPF record lookups to a maximum of 10 (was: 20). Thanks to Craig Whitmore! * Fixes to mechanisms implementation: * a, mx: Check if domain is a valid FQDN, i.e. ends in ".<toplabel>". * ip4: Return "unknown" (PermError) if no argument was specified. Also, don't auto-complete "1.2.3" CIDR specs to "1.2.3.0", as such an abbreviated syntax is forbidden by the SPF spec anyway. Thanks to Craig Whitmore! * Lots of minor code and documentation fixes/improvements. spfd: + Added complete POD documentation/man-page. * Both "--xxx" and "-xxx" forms of command-line options are now supported. x Renamed most of the command-line options: --path => --socket --pathuser => --socket-user --pathgroup => --socket-group --pathmode => --socket-perms --setuser => --set-user --setgroup => --set-group The old option names are still supported for backwards compatibility. * Do not print usage information when neither "--port" nor "--socket" are specified (i.e. when the default TCP port would just be used). Print a more specific hint instead. * Added "--help" option to print usage information. * Some minor code fixes/improvements. spfquery: + Added complete POD documentation/man-page. * Exit with code 0 and do not print usage hint on '-v' (was Debian bug #237751, has been already resolved in Debian release 1.997-3). * Both "--xxx" and "-xxx" forms of command-line options are now supported. Also, a "-x" (short) form is now supported for the most important options. x Renamed the "--max-lookup" option to "--max-lookup-count" to match the Mail::SPF::Query API. "--max-lookup" is still supported for backwards compatibility. * Added "--mail-from" and "-m" synonyms for the "--sender" option for consistency with the "--helo" option. * Cleaned up the "--help" usage output. * Lots of minor code improvements. Tests: * Some minor tests improvements. * Turned test.pl into .t file in t/ directory, so testing output is parsed (closes rt.cpan.org bug #7748). * Plan the correct number of tests, not just the number of non-comment lines in test data file. Debian: + Added Debian package control files. This is now also a native Debian package! Miscellaneous: x Updated URLs everywhere: http://spf.pobox.com -> http://www.openspf.org http://www.anarres.org/projects/srs/ -> http://www.libsrs2.org http://asarian-host.net/srs/sendmailsrs.htm -> http://srs-socketmap.info/sendmailsrs.htm x Point out everywhere the "non-standard"-ness of best guess processing, trusted forwarder accreditation checking, and several other features. * Cleaned up source package file and directory layout: Query.pm -> lib/Mail/SPF/Query.pm Changes -> CHANGES test.* -> t/ spf{d,query} -> bin/ sample/ -> examples/ + Added META.yml. * postfix-policyd-spf: * Generate "Received-SPF:" header unless rejecting (fail/Fail) or deferring (error/TempError) the message. * Verbose mode is disabled by default. Thanks to Arjen de Korte! x spf.py: Removed, because it was really old, and this is a Perl package, not a Python one. * Did I mention lots of minor code and documentation fixes/improvements? -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.2 (GNU/Linux) iD8DBQFDtzFXwL7PKlBZWjsRAkqPAKDMmRYpaCXHAuDtamhkyBiiqQ1dRACdGr2G BLWE6nlToPOPfJfls6wRjrU= =7shy -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
