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-Version 2.11
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-
-1. Adjustment of code for catching over-long multi-line SMTP responses to
-do a better job in the case of packets not ending in \r\n.
-
-2. Ignore any user-supplied whitespace (in particular, newlines) at the end of
-smtp_banner; previously it was starting a continuation response, and then never
-completing it, as there was nothing left.
-
-3. Eximstats: computed incorrect total size of local deliveries.
-
-4. If NO_SYSEXITS is set, don't make assumptions about the existence of exit
-definitions in the strexits() function in os.c.
-
-5. Tweak DGUX os.h file for strsignal and add HAVE_MMAP.
-
-6. If a bounce message was constructed without any directing/routing having
-occurred, Exim crashed. This could be provoked by -Mg, or if routing/directing
-was deferred until the message retry time was exceeded. The bounce message
-could be sent multiple times in the latter case, and did not contain a copy of
-the original.
-
-7. Don't insist on a transport for the domainlist router if verify_only is set.
-
-8. The count of lines in messages read from stdin with the -i option (ended
-only by EOF) was not getting set correctly.
-
-9. When calling itself to send an error or a warning message, Exim wasn't
-setting the -oi option, thus causing truncation of any enclosed text such as a
-copy of the incoming message or the output of a pipe if it contained a line
-with only a full stop in it.
-
-10. Added dns_check_names_pattern to provide control over the syntax check.
-
-11. If a DNS MX lookup fails the syntax check, don't go on to look for an A
-record; and if called from lookuphost, don't go on to try widening the name.
-
-12. Add the identity of the RBL domain to the log when in RBL warning mode,
-and also to the messages output during -bh testing.
-
-13. Do not stop scanning the list of RBL domains when one matches in warning
-mode; ensure that X-RBL-Warning headers are added for all that match.
-
-14. When testing with -bh, output a reminder after the final 250 after "." that
-this is not for real.
-
-15. Added max_username_length.
-
-16. The log phrase "Error while handling error message" has been made more
-accurate by changing it to "Error while reading a message with no usable sender
-address", and a reference to the generating message added if there is one.
-
-17. If -oee was set and the sender of a malformed incoming message was <>, so
-that no error message could be sent, the return code was zero rather than 1
-(i.e. it wasn't noticing it hadn't sent an error message).
-
-18. If a non-SMTP message contains no recipients and error reporting is by mail
-and no error message can be sent, the return code from Exim is now 2 instead of
-1. This is so it can detect this case in the autoreply transport.
-
-19. If the autoreply transport detects return code 2 for the message it has
-submitted (no recipients) it no longer defers delivery. This means that
-autoreplies to $sender_address when that is <> just get ignored (but there is
-an entry on the log for the error).
-
-20. Improved the error message that is given when an alias file or route list
-file has the wrong mode, since this seems to confuse people.
-
-21. Treat disconnection after end of data as a message error rather than a host
-error.
-
-22. Expanded the "file has wrong uid/gid" message to include the uids or gids
-which don't match.
-
-23. Installed PCRE 2.02 (minor tidies).
-
-24. If a system filter discarded a message (by "seen finish" or similar) then
-the log said "original recipients ignored", but had no => line. Now it contains
-"=> discarded (message_filter)" instead, to be like the logging that happens
-when a user filter discards a message.
-
-25. Exinext was not displaying routing delays for specific addresses if the
-domain successfully routed to a remote host. These can now exist in these
-circumstances after temporary recipient-specific errors. Likewise it was not
-capable of picking out message-specific retry data when given a message id.
-
-26. Pipe delivery timeouts were not working if the writes to the pipe got
-blocked (they only worked while waiting for the process to complete after doing
-all the writing). Furthermore, after a timeout Exim just killed the process it
-had created; if that process created further subprocesses they got left
-running. It now makes the created process a process group leader, and kills the
-whole process group, which will catch simple cases that don't themselves start
-new process groups. Also, after detecting a timeout and killing the subprocess,
-the third process that was reading from the output pipe didn't always die
-immediately. The reading process is now forcibly killed along with the timed
-out process group.
-
-27. If a queryprogram process timed out, Exim wasn't killing it. It now kills
-the whole process group, as for pipes (see 26 above).
-
-28. If a pipe produced output, any error message was omitted from the bounce
-message (this was to avoid "output message generated"), but this omitted
-information about timeouts. The error information is now included except for
-DEFER and OK returns.
-
-29. Added "hosts_override" to the smtp transport.
-
-30. Fixed two code infelicities in mailstore format delivery: (a) after opening
-RDONLY, a stream of type "w+" was made (this fails on Linux), and the call to
-fdopen() was not checked for errors; (b) the fd was closed directly, instead of
-the stream.
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