1 $Id: NEWS,v 1.26 2011/02/14 21:31:30 dnelson Exp $
4 * Fix security vulnerability with the -x option
7 * Ensure wrapped headers always use LF (fix for spamassassin 3.1.1)
8 * Mimic sendmail's Received header even better. Logs a warning
9 to syslog if it can't fetch a sendmail macro that would help.
12 * -M option which disables all message modifications
13 * Fixed crash on spam with no body at all
14 * -e option to pass full recipient email address to spamc
15 * -x option to expand recipient list with sendmail -bv
16 * -f truly daemonizes now, instead of simply forking
17 * -P option to create a pidfile
18 * Supports both Spamassassin 2.x and 3.0 X-Spam-Status: headers
19 * Fixed possible crash when a fork() call fails
22 * -b/-B options to redirect tagged messages to another email address.
23 * -i option to not run spamassassin on messages coming from specified
25 * All arguments after -- will get passed to spamc (deprecate -D at the
27 * Envelope, remote IP, HELO, and date get sent to spamc, so the
28 results more closely match what spamc via procmail sees. A lot of
29 SA rules could never fire because this data was missing. You will
30 need to add a line to your sendmail config file to enable date
32 * A compatible manpage is generated on systems without mdoc macros.
33 * Incoming messages with absolutely no headers at all now get checked
37 * Fixed hanging problem when processing a message with no headers at
38 all. Sort of serious, so it gets its own release.
41 * -m option disables body, Subject:, and Content-Type: header
43 * -r option tells sendmail to reject the message if it exceeds a given
45 * -u option passes recipient username to spamc.
46 * Fixed illegal use of freed memory causing message loss on some
48 * Fixed header doubling problem, and cleaned up the case where
49 incoming messages already have X-Spam* headers
53 * Many portability fixes. Should build on any *BSD, Linux, Solaris,
54 or Tru64 box, with any milter-compatible sendmail, with any
56 * Fixed the "250K deadlock" bug.
57 * Subject and Content-Types headers are only replaced if they changed.
58 This makes /var/log/maillog a bit cleaner for servers that get mail
59 that has already been run through SpamAssassin. The mail is still
60 checked, so you can't bypass anything by adding SA headers.
61 * Added SpamAssassin field "X-Spam-Level".
63 * Added RedHat spec files.
64 * -f option forks the milter into the background.
65 * -d debugging option.
68 * Added SpamAssassin 2.0+ field "X-Spam-Checker-Version"
69 * Changed behaviour as follows:
70 - Old (already present) "X-Spam" fields are passed to SpamAssassin again,
71 now it is up to SpamAssassin to make sure its not being lied to by
73 - Only mail that was previously marked being no Spam will get modified.
74 Reported Spam will remain unchanged.
77 * First release. What do you expect? :-)