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Cyrus IMAP 3.8.0-beta2 Release Notes | ||
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Download from GitHub: | ||
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* https://github.com/cyrusimap/cyrus-imapd/releases/download/cyrus-imapd-3.8.0-beta2/cyrus-imapd-3.8.0-beta2.tar.gz | ||
* https://github.com/cyrusimap/cyrus-imapd/releases/download/cyrus-imapd-3.8.0-beta2/cyrus-imapd-3.8.0-beta2.tar.gz.sig | ||
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.. _relnotes-3.8.0-beta2_changes: | ||
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Major changes since the 3.6 series | ||
================================== | ||
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* Adds the ability for replication to stage message uploads to the | ||
archive partition rather than the spool partition. | ||
* Adds long-options support to various command line tools | ||
* Adds a new BYTESIZE smart type for imapoptions that set sizes | ||
* Removes empty lines from :cyrusman:`cyr_expire(8)` verbose output. If you | ||
parse this output with external tools, those may need updating to match. | ||
* Adds a module to ptloader which speaks HTTP. See the "pts_module" and | ||
"httppts_uri" options in :cyrusman:`imapd.conf(5)`. | ||
* Adds support for IMAP Multimailbox Search (:rfc:`7377`). | ||
* Adds support for IMAP Saved Search Results (:rfc:`5182`). | ||
* Advertise support for IMAP URL-PARTIAL (:rfc:`5550`). | ||
* Implements the JMAP calendars specification | ||
(:draft:`draft-ietf-jmap-calendars`). See the "jmap_guesstz_fname" option | ||
in :cyrusman:`imapd.conf(5)`. | ||
* Adds support for a new read-only ``\Scheduled`` mailbox that contains | ||
emails created via JMAP EmailSubmission/set that are to be sent | ||
at a later date/time. Also extends the JMAP EmailSubmission object | ||
with optional instructions for moving the message into another mailbox | ||
after it has been sent. | ||
* Maps JMAP CalendarEvent privacy to the newly introduced iCalendar | ||
X-JMAP-PRIVACY property rather than CLASS. See | ||
:ref:`upgrade_3.8.0_jmap_caldav_changes` in the upgrade instructions. | ||
* Improves error handling and reporting from :cyrusman:`mbexamine(8)`. If you | ||
have custom tooling that calls mbexamine, it may need updating. | ||
* Sieve: Remove support for creating scripts with the deprecated | ||
``imapflags`` capability and ``mark`` / ``unmark`` actions. See | ||
:ref:`upgrade_3.8.0_sieve_changes` in the upgrade instructions. | ||
* Lock ordering fixes should result in fewer "resource deadlock avoided" | ||
errors | ||
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.. _relnotes_3.8.0-beta2_storage_changes: | ||
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Storage changes | ||
=============== | ||
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* None so far | ||
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Updates to default configuration | ||
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The :cyrusman:`cyr_info(8)` `conf`, `conf-all` and `conf-default` subcommands | ||
accept an `-s <version>` argument to highlight :cyrusman:`imapd.conf(5)` | ||
options that are new or whose behaviour has changed since the specified | ||
version. We recommend using this when evaluating a new Cyrus version to | ||
check which configuration options you will need to examine and maybe set or | ||
change during the process. | ||
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* Adds a new BYTESIZE smart type for imapoptions that set sizes. This allows | ||
sizes to be specified in "B", "KB", "MB", "GB" for better readability. | ||
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These :cyrusman:`imapd.conf(5)` options are changed in some way: | ||
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* archive_maxsize | ||
* autocreate_quota | ||
* autocreatequota | ||
* backup_compact_minsize | ||
* backup_compact_maxsize | ||
* event_content_size | ||
* icalendar_max_size | ||
* jmap_preview_length | ||
* jmap_max_size_upload | ||
* jmap_max_size_blob_set | ||
* jmap_max_size_request | ||
* jmap_mail_max_size_attachments_per_email | ||
* maxmessagesize | ||
* maxquoted | ||
* maxword | ||
* quotawarn -> quotawarnpercent | ||
* quotawarnkb -> quotawarnsize | ||
* search_maxsize | ||
* sieve_maxscriptsize | ||
* vcard_max_size | ||
* webdav_attachments_max_binary_attach_size | ||
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This feature is transparent over upgrade and downgrade, provided the | ||
imapd.conf remains unchanged. | ||
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Admins may update their imapd.conf to take advantage of the readability of | ||
the new smart type, but after doing so will no longer be able to downgrade | ||
to a version without this feature (unless they also revert their | ||
imapd.conf). | ||
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Security fixes | ||
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* None so far | ||
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Significant bugfixes | ||
==================== | ||
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* Fixed :issue:`4380`: XFER to newer backends now assumes at least the current | ||
mailbox version, rather than the oldest supported mailbox version. | ||
* Fixed :issue:`3771`: Special-Use annotations lost on XFER | ||
* Fixed :issue:`4187`: :cyrusman:`ctl_mboxlist(8)` can now detect and report | ||
broken UUID mailboxes. Thanks Matthias Hunstock. | ||
* Fixed :issue:`4383`: rolling :cyrusman:`squatter(8)` only compacted its index | ||
databases at shutdown | ||
* Fixed :issue:`4439`: GETMETADATA wasn't proxied correctly to murder backends. | ||
Thanks Stéphane GAUBERT. |
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