Use serial number 1 for self-generated selfsigned certificate

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@@ -32,6 +32,20 @@ JH/05 Bug 2273: Cutthrough delivery left a window where the received messsage
 PP/01 Refuse to open a spool data file (*-D) if it's a symlink.
       No known attacks, no CVE, this is defensive hardening.
 
+JH/06 Bug 2275: The MIME ACL unlocked the received message files early, and
+      a queue-runner could start a delivery while other operations were ongoing.
+      Cutthrough delivery was a common victim, resulting in duplicate delivery.
+      Found and investigated by Tim Stewart.  Fix by using the open message data
+      file handle rather than opening another, and not locally closing it (which
+      releases a lock) for that case, while creating the temporary .eml format
+      file for the MIME ACL.  Also applies to "regex" and "spam" ACL conditions.
+
+JH/07 Bug 177: Make a random-recipient callout success visible in ACL, by setting
+      $sender_verify_failure/$recipient_verify_failure to "random".
+
+JH/08 When generating a selfsigned cert, use serial number 1 since zero is not
+      legitimate.
+
 
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