Uploaded vm 6.93-1 (sparc) to ftp-master
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Date: Wed, 4 Jul 2001 14:31:49 -0500
Source: vm
Binary: mime-codecs vm
Architecture: sparc
Version: 6.93-1
Distribution: unstable
Urgency: low
Maintainer: Debian GNU/Linux SPARC/UltraSPARC Build Daemon <buildd@sparc.debian.org>
Changed-By: Manoj Srivastava <srivasta@debian.org>
Description:
mime-codecs - Fast Quoted-Printable and BASE64 MIME transport codecs
Changes:
vm (6.93-1) unstable; urgency=low
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* New upstream version.
* Excerpted changes:
* New variables:
+ vm-folder-file-precious-flag
* added CRAM-MD5 as an authentication method for IMAP.
* vm-su-do-date: interpret 2-digit years in the RFC-822 matching
case as 20XX if year starts with 0-6.
* vm-rfc1153-or-rfc934-burst-message: skip spaces in addition to
newlines that occur after a separator line. A digest has been
observed with that kind of deformity.
* treat enable-local-eval as we do enable-local-variables--- always
bind it to nil.
* vm: don't bind vm-auto-decode-mime-messages non-nil during
initial message preview if it is nil.
* vm-mime-display-internal-text/html: dropped (sleep-for 2). No one
cares enough about the "Need W3 to inline HTML" message to wait 2
seconds afterward.
* added menu entry to allow MIME objects to be converted to
another type and displayed. The new type is determined by
vm-mime-type-converter-alist.
* added koi8-r to vm-mime-mule-charset-to-coding-alist (XEmacs only).
* vm-pop-read-list-response: check for nil return of
vm-pop-read-response before using return value.
* vm-pop-read-stat-response: check for nil return of
vm-pop-read-response before using return value.
* vm-encode-coding-region: use unwind-protect to make sure (well
more likely) that the work buffer always gets killed if it has
been created.
* vm-decode-coding-region: use unwind-protect to make sure (well
more likely) that the work buffer always gets killed if it has
been created.
* vm-mime-convert-undisplayable-layout: put object buffer on
garbage list sooner to make rarer the situation where the
buffer never gets deleted.
* Makefile: remove function definition of vm-its-such-a-cruel-world
after it is run.
* vm-md5-region: if vm-pop-md5-program exits non-zero, signal an
error. Also if the work buffer is not at least 32 bytes long,
signal an error. This prevents naive callers from assumption all
is well and using a possibly empty string as an MD5 hash.
* vm-md5-region: check the MD5 digest returned for non-hex-digit
characters and signal an error if any are found.
* vm-get-file-buffer: use find-buffer-visiting if it is fbound.
* vm-build-threads: fixed loop that removed child messages from a
parent when better information about a child's parent is found.
Previously the loop attempted to remove the same message from
the parent over and over.
* vm-build-threads: gather thread data using References and
In-Reply-To for all messages before using the Subject header.
This helps prevent the case where References says A is the
parent of B but because of clock skew B is older than A, which
can lead to B being considered the parent of A if A and B have
the same subject and vm-thread-using-subject is non-nil.
Files:
322ac34051df7afbe26d6a32c28b0d05 50772 utils optional mime-codecs_6.93-1_sparc.deb
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