1 Changes specific to mutt-ng:
4 * Merged past mutt changes
5 * Fixed a bug in mutt_FormatString regarding aligning the rest of a string to the right (%>)
6 * Added fix from jschmitt
9 * fixed segfault in curs_lib.c
13 * Merged in mutt changes from 1.5.7 to 1.5.8
16 * quoting fix for f=f handler (fix for bug #3345)
19 * rewrote handler for f=f attachments to produce nicer output
22 * Made message ID format configurable
23 * Implemented $signoff_string (fixes feature request #552)
26 * Fixed another bug in ajg.last-folder patch
29 * Fixed stupid bug regarding saving attachments
30 * applied ajg.last-folder patch
33 * little change to prevent segfaults on ia64; see #285001 in debian bts for
37 * Merged in mutt changes from 1.5.6 to 1.5.7
40 * (Partially?) implemented IMAP reconnecting, needs more testing
43 * Fixed bugs #3149 and #3161: declarations within functions don't work with gcc 2.95
44 * Rename helper programs new names and install documentation into
45 $prefix/doc/muttng (#3143)
46 * Fixed Solaris compile problem
49 * Implemented umask option after Wolfgang Karall's idea
52 * Reverted the xface patch as it broke a lot of things
53 * Removed a few pscan(1) warnings
54 * Integrated the following patches:
56 * gnutls patch including integration into configure script, i.e. the user
57 can select between OpenSSL and GNU TLS.
58 * Florian Weimer's sort maildir entries by inode number patch
60 * Thomas Glanzmann's hcache patch
61 * Corrected email addresses et al.
64 * Integrated the following patches:
65 * rr.compressed for compressed folders
66 * Changed User-Agent string
67 * Added operating_system to set fake operating system for User-Agent string
70 * first version of mutt-ng
71 * integrated the following patches:
74 * cd.source_multiple patch
76 * cd.trash_folder patch
77 * cd.purge_message patch
80 * ajg.last-folder patch
81 * xterm title patch from SGI (http://freeware.sgi.com/source/mutt/)
82 * fixed missing decoding of partially wrong RFC2047 headers (handling was too strict)
83 * fixed wrong display of ISO-8859-1 names by removing parts of the multibyte-character handling