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1.1 root 1: # ifndef lint
2: static char SccsId[] = "@(#)SendMail version 4.12 of 9/7/83";
3: # endif lint
4:
5: char Version[] = "4.12";
6:
7: # ifdef COMMENT
8:
9: SCCS/s.version.c:
10:
11: D 4.12 83/09/07 09:45:41 eric 378 377 00000/00000/00005
12: MRs:
13: Increase timeout for greeting message to five minutes; remember to close
14: the connection properly if we get a failure during connection establishment.
15:
16: D 4.11 83/09/05 15:02:48 eric 377 376 00000/00000/00005
17: MRs:
18: Fix security hole caused by being able to freeze the configuration
19: without owning the .fc file.
20:
21: D 4.10 83/09/05 14:33:54 eric 376 375 00000/00000/00005
22: MRs:
23: Cut down the amount of bulk that is sent in SMTP error messages, by
24: trying to log only real errors in the transcript. -v mode is unchanged.
25:
26: D 4.9 83/08/31 17:42:50 eric 375 374 00000/00000/00005
27: MRs:
28: fix problem with timeouts caused by change in EINTR semantics in 4.2bsd;
29: add a two minute timeout on the greeting message in user smtp to detect
30: hung connections
31:
32: D 4.8 83/08/28 15:38:15 eric 374 373 00000/00000/00005
33: MRs:
34: set FIOCLEX on /dev/kmem file when getting load average
35:
36: D 4.7 83/08/28 14:45:35 eric 373 372 00000/00000/00005
37: MRs:
38: Refuse to talk to yourself (i.e., reject HELO packets with your own name).
39: Add two thresholds -- option 'x' is the load average at which messages are
40: queued rather than delivered (default 12); option 'X' is the load average
41: at which incoming TCP connections are refused (default 25).
42:
43: D 4.6 83/08/21 15:40:13 eric 372 371 00000/00000/00005
44: MRs:
45: Drop "Sender:" hack, since it doesn't work properly when relaying messages.
46:
47: D 4.5 83/08/21 15:15:09 eric 371 370 00000/00000/00005
48: MRs:
49: Insert a Sender: line if a From: line is specified and is different than
50: what we would insert; don't send back a separate error message if we have
51: diagnosed an error in a RCPT command; fix a *0 problem in some debug code.
52:
53: D 4.4 83/08/06 10:37:57 eric 370 369 00000/00000/00005
54: MRs:
55: Clear errno before trying connect in an attempt to track down EPERM
56: problems.
57:
58: D 4.3 83/07/31 10:46:22 eric 369 368 00000/00000/00005
59: MRs:
60: Add EX_NOPERM to sysexits.h for kre
61:
62: D 4.2 83/07/27 22:56:44 eric 368 367 00000/00000/00005
63: MRs:
64: Don't uppercase hostname in myhostname so that it can be used as a
65: UUCP name.
66:
67: D 4.1 83/07/25 19:46:27 eric 367 366 00000/00000/00005
68: MRs:
69: 4.2 release version
70:
71: D 3.347 83/07/13 10:38:17 eric 366 365 00000/00000/00005
72: MRs:
73: Delete "load limiting" for SMTP connections (a bad ethernet board can
74: hang up all incoming mail); use sfgets in collect (same reason); check
75: for I/O error in collect (from Bill Nowicki); switch date format to
76: RFC822 style.
77:
78: D 3.346 83/06/14 11:05:18 eric 365 364 00000/00000/00005
79: MRs:
80: log the message-id only if non-null
81:
82: D 3.345 83/06/11 20:59:30 eric 364 363 00000/00000/00005
83: MRs:
84: %d => %ld in mailq for PDP-11's
85:
86: D 3.344 83/06/11 19:28:58 eric 363 362 00000/00000/00005
87: MRs: 045
88: MRs: 240
89: don't rearrange input header lines; force Received: lines to be at the
90: beginning by always adding new header fields at the end of the header.
91:
92: D 3.343 83/05/21 11:01:51 eric 362 361 00000/00000/00005
93: MRs:
94: Miscellaneous changes for PDP-11's.
95: Always send to a login name before a full name.
96:
97: D 3.342 83/05/20 11:50:16 eric 361 360 00000/00000/00005
98: MRs: 238
99: MRs: 239
100: Don't stack processes when VRFY fails.
101: Give an error message on multiple RCPT commands with a bad address.
102:
103: D 3.341 83/05/18 11:57:09 eric 360 359 00000/00000/00005
104: MRs:
105: Change WKTIMEFACT to be negative to force failing jobs to the end of the
106: queue rather than to the beginning, giving better overall performance --
107: as noted by Jay Lepreau. Also, clean up the format of the mailq output.
108:
109: D 3.340 83/05/07 11:28:37 eric 359 358 00000/00000/00005
110: MRs: 237
111: Pass the size of the buffer to myhostname.
112:
113: D 3.339 83/05/04 11:29:53 eric 358 357 00000/00000/00005
114: MRs: 235
115: fix botch in 3.338 -- arguments reversed
116:
117: D 3.338 83/05/04 11:16:29 eric 357 356 00000/00000/00005
118: MRs: 235
119: Don't send domain-based UUCP addresses to UGLYUUCP hosts
120:
121: D 3.337 83/05/01 14:27:55 eric 356 355 00000/00000/00005
122: MRs: 234
123: avoid core dumps on messages with very long header fields
124:
125: D 3.336 83/04/30 15:14:51 eric 355 354 00000/00000/00005
126: MRs:
127: lint
128:
129: D 3.335 83/04/23 12:54:57 eric 354 353 00000/00000/00005
130: MRs: 230
131: Don't put Resent-*: lines in queue file to prevent outputing them
132: inappropriately in the sent message.
133:
134: D 3.334 83/04/19 19:20:44 eric 353 352 00000/00000/00005
135: MRs: 228
136: Fix bug causing convtime to loop forever on "w" (week) specification.
137:
138: D 3.333 83/04/17 17:19:04 eric 352 351 00000/00000/00005
139: MRs: 199
140: MRs: 218
141: MRs: 221
142: MRs: 224
143: put true current time on SMTP greeting message; drop >From hack (this belongs
144: in the mailer if needed); fix bogus errno problems (clear errno in many
145: places); fix *(0) problems
146:
147: D 3.332 83/03/26 14:26:43 eric 351 350 00000/00000/00005
148: MRs: 213
149: MRs: 214
150: MRs: 215
151: increase buffer size in smtpmessage to avoid overflows; rewrite again with
152: ruleset three after appending from domain so that we can add the bracket
153: punctuation; changes from MRH for USG UNIX 5.0
154:
155: D 3.331 83/03/19 14:25:33 eric 350 349 00000/00000/00005
156: MRs: 211
157: Don't have mail from su'ed people come from "daemon"
158:
159: D 3.330 83/03/19 13:14:27 eric 349 348 00000/00000/00005
160: MRs: 147
161: Fix botch of putting incorrect full names on some addresses (usually
162: UNIX-to-UNIX Copy)
163:
164: D 3.329 83/03/12 18:05:51 eric 348 347 00000/00000/00005
165: MRs: 196
166: take ECONNRESET (Connection reset by peer) as a temporary error during
167: connection initiation.
168:
169: D 3.328 83/03/12 17:41:55 eric 347 346 00000/00000/00005
170: MRs: 208
171: Check for I/O error on close of temp file -- i.e., last buffer flush
172:
173: D 3.327 83/03/12 15:40:05 eric 346 345 00000/00000/00005
174: MRs: 207
175: Don't artifically add a "from: $q" when running the queue -- this seems
176: to cause the from line in the qf file to be ignored.
177:
178: D 3.326 83/03/10 00:48:02 eric 345 344 00000/00000/00005
179: MRs: 206
180: Delete colon on front of aliases
181:
182: D 3.325 83/03/08 19:22:48 eric 344 343 00000/00000/00005
183: MRs: 205
184: Pass the delimiter character to parseaddr so that we can correctly
185: decide between comma and space
186:
187: D 3.324 83/03/07 09:55:13 eric 343 342 00000/00000/00005
188: MRs: 203
189: Don't pass EX_TEMPFAIL code out (since we have already taken responsibility
190: for delivering the message anyway).
191:
192: D 3.323 83/03/07 09:25:01 eric 342 341 00000/00000/00005
193: MRs: 202
194: Handle OLDSTYLE addresses properly with the -t flag; notice that tabs also
195: delimit addresses (as well as spaces)
196:
197: D 3.322 83/03/06 16:30:29 eric 341 340 00000/00000/00005
198: MRs: 201
199: Handle messages with "Resent-xxx:" header lines properly (basically mark
200: the message as being resent); ignore incoming From: lines if their text
201: exactly matches our machine-readable address exactly -- this causes the
202: full name to be added when called from (e.g.) MH. Both of these mode are
203: to improve interaction with MH.
204:
205: D 3.321 83/03/05 17:39:11 eric 340 339 00000/00000/00005
206: MRs: 200
207: Ignore delimiters (e.g., commas) inside quotes
208:
209: D 3.320 83/02/26 15:32:31 eric 339 338 00000/00000/00005
210: MRs: 193
211: Don't log message-id mapping and from person in a queue run
212:
213: D 3.319 83/02/26 15:06:05 eric 338 337 00000/00000/00005
214: MRs: 162
215: map host name for $w macro to upper case -- this is more conventional
216:
217: D 3.318 83/02/26 11:51:43 eric 337 336 00000/00000/00005
218: MRs: 193
219: log queueid <=> message-id correspondence
220:
221: D 3.317 83/02/25 21:20:20 eric 336 335 00000/00000/00005
222: MRs: 181
223: More attempts at insuring that everything goes through ruleset 4
224:
225: D 3.316 83/02/24 20:03:04 eric 335 334 00000/00000/00005
226: MRs: 181
227: arrange to cleanup addresses using ruleset 4 before storing in ADDR struct
228:
229: D 3.315 83/02/24 18:55:32 eric 334 333 00000/00000/00005
230: MRs: 162
231: MRs: 192
232: Fix bug in $w and $=w setup; truncate output to seven bits if the "limits"
233: flag is set to insure that nothing can be sent that looks like TELNET
234: protocol
235:
236: D 3.314 83/02/20 12:29:15 eric 333 332 00000/00000/00005
237: MRs: 190
238: Avoid loops in the auto-closedown code
239:
240: D 3.313 83/02/19 14:42:12 eric 332 331 00000/00000/00005
241: MRs: 188
242: Avoid core dumps on very long addresses in headers.
243:
244: D 3.312 83/02/18 13:11:57 eric 331 330 00000/00000/00005
245: MRs: 183
246: Improve host verification -- put something in even if no HELO command given
247:
248: D 3.311 83/02/18 12:44:13 eric 330 329 00000/00000/00005
249: MRs: 183
250: MRs: 185
251: MRs: 187
252: Add HELO hostname verification; give an error if a message terminates with
253: EOF rather than dot in SMTP mode; put in a catch for "Not owner" error on
254: connect -- see if we can find anything funny.
255:
256: D 3.310 83/02/13 16:23:03 eric 329 328 00000/00000/00005
257: MRs: 182
258: fix clrbitmap to really clear the entire bitmap
259:
260: D 3.309 83/02/10 10:00:49 eric 328 327 00000/00000/00005
261: MRs: 176
262: avoid core dump on return receipt processing; clean up return receipt
263: message.
264:
265: D 3.308 83/02/08 10:50:24 eric 327 326 00000/00000/00005
266: MRs: 167
267: MRs: 172
268: MRs: 173
269: MRs: 174
270: clean up problems when QUEUE compile flag not defined; clean up hostname
271: code to run on non-4.1c systems; fix use of -oeq (quiet on errors) flag.
272:
273: D 3.307 83/02/03 10:46:02 eric 326 325 00001/00001/00004
274: MRs: 160
275: Change version stamp to have no date (so that it looks nice as $v/$V)
276:
277: D 3.306 83/02/03 10:29:15 eric 325 324 00000/00000/00005
278: MRs: 160
279: $e macro is now SMTP entry message (so that configuration version can
280: be included).
281:
282: D 3.305 83/02/03 07:54:10 eric 324 323 00000/00000/00005
283: MRs: 168
284: Make mailer size limits a per-mailer parameter (M field in the mailer
285: descriptor)
286:
287: D 3.304 83/02/02 12:53:10 eric 323 322 00000/00000/00005
288: MRs: 165
289: implement classes and mailer flags as a bit map; define new class 'w'
290: as the set of all hosts we are known by
291:
292: D 3.303 83/02/01 20:47:34 eric 322 321 00000/00000/00005
293: MRs: 166
294: don't call printqueue() if queueing is turned off
295:
296: D 3.302 83/01/18 20:38:09 eric 321 320 00000/00000/00005
297: MRs:
298: pause() after reply error if 18.100 set -- so that Sam can try to track
299: down the state of the connection in the CMU-CS-A problem.
300:
301: D 3.301 83/01/17 21:41:42 eric 320 319 00000/00000/00005
302: MRs: 158
303: Set the $w macro to the hostname if at all possible to allow generic
304: configuration tables.
305:
306: D 3.300 83/01/17 12:31:10 eric 319 318 00000/00000/00005
307: MRs: 155
308: fix bug that caused "\r\n" string in TCP mailer definition to turn
309: into something else -- causing all TCP connections to hang.
310:
311: D 3.299 83/01/17 09:32:18 eric 318 317 00000/00000/00005
312: MRs: 154
313: define a newline in "nullmailer" so that queue files get written with
314: newlines between the "H" lines.
315:
316: D 3.298 83/01/16 22:08:47 eric 317 316 00000/00000/00005
317: MRs:
318: put in socket debugging on a debug flag to help Sam find the CMU-CS-A
319: problem -- this probably won't work with early 4.1c systems.
320:
321: D 3.297 83/01/16 17:24:29 eric 316 315 00000/00000/00005
322: MRs: 153
323: make the maximum number of simultaneous SMTP connections an option
324:
325: D 3.296 83/01/16 13:14:04 eric 315 314 00000/00000/00005
326: MRs: 152
327: Change mailer spec to have labelled fields for future expansion.
328: **** This delta invalidates previous configuration files ****
329:
330: D 3.295 83/01/15 17:40:49 eric 314 313 00000/00000/00005
331: MRs: 149
332: be sure everything gets appropriately externalized; canonname goes away,
333: since everything is now done by remotename
334:
335: D 3.294 83/01/12 08:56:51 eric 313 312 00000/00000/00005
336: MRs: 144
337: fix date format to be truly RFC822
338:
339: D 3.293 83/01/09 15:43:11 eric 312 311 00000/00000/00005
340: MRs: 139
341: fix CRLF problem when sending SMTP commands; make newstr() and crlf()
342: into macros
343:
344: D 3.292 83/01/08 19:54:37 eric 311 310 00000/00000/00005
345: MRs: 143
346: release daemon resources when running the queue
347:
348: D 3.291 83/01/08 13:49:08 eric 310 309 00000/00000/00005
349: MRs: 142
350: be sure to open a new transcript on every queue run; when returning
351: an SMTP transcript, only send the last half (i.e., that part which
352: describes the sending half).
353:
354: D 3.290 83/01/06 18:21:54 eric 309 308 00000/00000/00005
355: MRs: 141
356: allow user-setable error codes in "error" mailer
357:
358: D 3.289 83/01/06 18:09:01 eric 308 307 00000/00000/00005
359: MRs: 140
360: fix a botch in argument processing such that it used the last flag as
361: a recipient if there were no other recipients (e.g., with "-t")
362:
363: D 3.288 83/01/06 12:05:54 eric 307 306 00000/00000/00005
364: MRs: 132
365: fix (one more time!) long line wrapping.....
366:
367: D 3.287 83/01/06 10:46:17 eric 306 305 00000/00000/00005
368: MRs: 139
369: split up FULLSMTP flag -- now have "X" (M_XDOT, use hidden dot algorithm),
370: "p" (M_FROMPATH, use reverse-path in MAIL FROM:<> command), and "L"
371: (M_LIMITS, enforce SMTP line limits). I would like to change the format
372: of the mail defn one more time to make named fields so that it would
373: be more extensible.
374:
375: D 3.286 83/01/05 20:30:10 eric 305 304 00000/00000/00005
376: MRs: 132
377: fix folded line output
378:
379: D 3.285 83/01/05 17:57:11 eric 304 303 00000/00000/00005
380: MRs: 138
381: curiouser and curiouser..... a read error on the reply from a QUIT will
382: cause another QUIT command, and thus an fclose(NULL). Some sites seem
383: to be sending a 421 Shutting down and then closing without waiting for
384: the QUIT, so this happens....
385:
386: D 3.284 83/01/05 10:19:04 eric 303 302 00000/00000/00005
387: MRs: 138
388: improve error recovery for bizarre SMTP cases; unfortunately CMU has
389: decided to start working again, so the strangest parts are untested.
390:
391: D 3.283 83/01/04 19:53:55 eric 302 301 00000/00000/00005
392: MRs: 137
393: externalize $g macro using ruleset 4 also
394:
395: D 3.282 83/01/04 18:52:08 eric 301 300 00000/00000/00005
396: MRs: 136
397: Don't try to drop our controlling TTY except when we are starting up a
398: daemon; this can cause UUCP jobs to hang waiting for carrier on a dialin
399: line (completely contrary to the intent). Many thanks to Keith Sklower
400: for pointing this one out. However, that damned parameter to disconnect()
401: has reappeared!
402:
403: D 3.281 83/01/04 17:45:25 eric 300 299 00000/00000/00005
404: MRs: 135
405: Ignore SIGPIPE early (in main rather than in deliver) so that rude hosts
406: that close the connection early don't cause us to die -- in particular,
407: CMU-CS-A (nee CMU-10A) was doing this after the DATA command; the problem
408: went away quite mysteriously, so I have no idea why it happened
409:
410: D 3.280 83/01/04 13:10:35 eric 299 298 00000/00000/00005
411: MRs: 129
412: MRs: 134
413: take EHOSTDOWN as a temporary failure; change the format of "deferred"
414: message to be consistent with other messages.
415:
416: D 3.279 83/01/04 10:58:55 eric 298 297 00000/00000/00005
417: MRs: 133
418: fix botch that causes sendmail to core dump when there are large
419: numbers of requests
420:
421: D 3.278 83/01/04 10:04:41 eric 297 296 00000/00000/00005
422: MRs: 132
423: Detect an internal error that seems to be occuring
424:
425: D 3.277 83/01/03 18:01:33 eric 296 295 00000/00000/00005
426: MRs: 129
427: give more useful error messages (including the errno that caused
428: a temporary failure); reflect these messages out to mailq
429:
430: D 3.276 83/01/03 14:02:28 eric 295 294 00000/00000/00005
431: MRs: 137
432: have canonname pass the address through ruleset four also
433:
434: D 3.275 83/01/03 13:44:39 eric 294 293 00000/00000/00005
435: MRs: 131
436: take ENETUNREACH (Network unreachable) as a transient error -- this
437: probably isn't usually right, but it seem safer in the long run....
438:
439: D 3.274 83/01/03 13:19:37 eric 293 292 00000/00000/00005
440: MRs: 129
441: print "request" instead of "requests" if there is only one request
442:
443: D 3.273 83/01/03 13:03:01 eric 292 291 00000/00000/00005
444: MRs: 130
445: fix bug in commaize so that it won't core dump on every message (sigh);
446: process timeouts like normal errors so that they will get delivered to
447: the correct address (i.e., the Errors-To: address).
448:
449: D 3.272 83/01/03 11:28:04 eric 291 290 00000/00000/00005
450: MRs: 129
451: fix botch in reading the queue that caused it to throw away the last
452: entry it read -- this was particulary obvious with only one entry in
453: the queue.
454:
455: D 3.271 83/01/02 15:33:36 eric 290 289 00000/00000/00005
456: MRs: 124
457: Take errno 65, "Host is unreachable", to be a recoverable error
458:
459: D 3.270 83/01/02 14:27:32 eric 289 288 00000/00000/00005
460: MRs: 129
461: clean up output of mailq mode
462:
463: D 3.269 83/01/01 21:25:35 eric 288 287 00000/00000/00005
464: MRs: 123
465: Put CRLF on all lines in user SMTP. Pass this info down to
466: innumerable routines.
467:
468: D 3.268 83/01/01 18:14:56 eric 287 286 00000/00000/00005
469: MRs: 122
470: Use a more resilient algorithm to handle the special case of an SMTP
471: connection that is going down spontaneously (with a 421 reply code)
472:
473: D 3.267 83/01/01 16:02:43 eric 286 285 00000/00000/00005
474: MRs: 128
475: tag syserr's specially in the log so they can be grep'ed out easily
476:
477: D 3.266 82/12/30 17:30:57 eric 285 284 00000/00000/00005
478: MRs: 114
479: don't bother timing out on *.cf and qf* file reads -- they are
480: really very vanilla
481:
482: D 3.265 82/12/30 16:57:13 eric 284 283 00000/00000/00005
483: MRs: 113
484: close files 3 through 20 before startup to insure sufficient resources
485:
486: D 3.264 82/12/29 17:39:27 eric 283 282 00000/00000/00005
487: MRs: 112
488: don't htons(sp->s_port) in makeconnection
489:
490: D 3.263 82/12/24 08:14:55 eric 282 281 00000/00000/00005
491: MRs: 108
492: Change parse to parseaddr for BB&N TCP/IP implementation; clean up
493: comments in daemon.c to simplify the poor alternate protocol type.
494:
495: D 3.262 82/12/14 19:23:23 eric 281 280 00000/00000/00005
496: MRs: 106
497: fix freeze mode to do something more interesting that refreezing (over
498: and over and over and .......)
499:
500: D 3.261 82/12/14 16:57:16 eric 280 279 00000/00000/00005
501: MRs: 105
502: Add "print mail queue" mode (-bp flag or call as "mailq")
503:
504: D 3.260 82/12/13 18:25:22 eric 279 278 00000/00000/00005
505: MRs: 085
506: The routine "sendto" is now a system call (yeuch!); change our sendto
507: to "sendtolist"
508:
509: D 3.259 82/12/13 17:47:27 eric 278 277 00000/00000/00005
510: MRs: 085
511: NEW-IPC: convert to 4.1c
512:
513: D 3.258 82/12/09 19:18:32 eric 277 276 00000/00000/00005
514: MRs: 036
515: MRs: 053
516: MRs: 064
517: Fix a bug triggered when we add the sender's "@domain" to an address
518: in the message body that is missing a domain -- we forgot to null
519: terminate the list.
520:
521: D 3.257 82/12/09 11:19:09 eric 276 275 00000/00000/00005
522: MRs: 081
523: MRs: 095
524: MRs: 103
525: log read timeouts as syserrs; be able to match the inverse of a class
526: using the $~x syntax; don't add a full name during network forward operations
527:
528: D 3.256 82/12/05 13:46:29 eric 275 274 00000/00000/00005
529: MRs: 092
530: Clear the envelope in the child in server SMTP to insure that our oh so
531: helpful parent doesn't delete our transcript; move the transcript and
532: temporary file pointers into the envelope; pass the envelope to other
533: routines in the holy war against global variables; split off envelope
534: routines from main.c to envelope.c
535:
536: D 3.255 82/11/28 16:00:50 eric 274 273 00000/00000/00005
537: MRs:
538: implement SMTP auto-shutdown on 421 codes; clean up some error processing
539: items, particularly in SMTP; don't reinstantiate error message bodies after
540: queueing; other minor changes. This is all cleanup from 3.253.
541:
542: D 3.254 82/11/28 10:22:20 eric 273 272 00000/00000/00005
543: MRs:
544: fix a number of problems left over from yesterday's delta. The big
545: triumph is being able to delete the parameter from disconnect().
546:
547: D 3.253 82/11/28 00:22:21 eric 272 271 00000/00000/00005
548: MRs:
549: Many changes resulting from a complete code readthrough. Most of these
550: fix minor bugs or change the internal structure for clarity, etc. There
551: should be almost no externally visible changes (other than some cleaner
552: error message printouts and the like).
553:
554: D 3.252 82/11/24 18:44:28 eric 271 270 00000/00000/00005
555: MRs:
556: lint it
557:
558: D 3.251 82/11/24 17:15:30 eric 270 269 00000/00000/00005
559: MRs: 026
560: run SMTP jobs in a subprocess so that multiple jobs will work. This
561: delta also changes the envelope data structure so that flags are in
562: a bit map, and adjusts some of the semantics. The transcript is now
563: local to an envelope. A bunch of old code is deleted. A serious bug
564: was fixed in the "run in background" code. Etc., etc.
565:
566: D 3.250 82/11/21 17:19:05 eric 269 268 00000/00000/00005
567: MRs: 026
568: preliminary hacks for multiple SMTP transactions per connection: make
569: assignment of multiple queue id's more efficient, make prefixes two
570: characters (e.g., qfAA99999), pass the file name to freeze and thaw,
571: add a mailer flag saying we are talking to one of our own kind.
572:
573: D 3.249 82/11/20 12:43:29 eric 268 267 00000/00000/00005
574: MRs: 083
575: Accept user@[net.host.logical.imp] syntax
576:
577: D 3.248 82/11/18 21:33:38 eric 267 266 00000/00000/00005
578: MRs: 080
579: Correctly run "sendmail -q" (had a reversed condition on QueueIntvl)
580:
581: D 3.247 82/11/18 17:54:23 eric 266 265 00000/00000/00005
582: MRs: 079
583: Fix bug causing loops in sendto if there are scanner errors in addresses
584:
585: D 3.246 82/11/18 08:56:27 eric 265 264 00000/00000/00005
586: MRs: 060
587: MRs: 073
588: disconnect input, output, signals, etc. when running in background
589:
590: D 3.245 82/11/17 09:36:47 eric 264 263 00000/00000/00005
591: MRs: 060
592: split operation mode ("-bx" flag) and delivery mode ("d" option)
593: so that operation mode can apply to SMTP/daemon connections also.
594:
595: D 3.244 82/11/14 15:34:59 eric 263 262 00000/00000/00005
596: MRs: 075
597: Explicitly inherit e_oldstyle from BlankEnvelope to MainEnvelope
598:
599: D 3.243 82/11/14 15:14:00 eric 262 261 00000/00000/00005
600: MRs: 074
601: fix quote processing on program mailers
602:
603: D 3.242 82/11/14 12:26:17 eric 261 260 00000/00000/00005
604: MRs: 072
605: Don't give an error message on unknown options
606:
607: D 3.241 82/11/13 18:07:59 eric 260 259 00000/00000/00005
608: MRs: 021
609: MRs: 066
610: MRs: 069
611: MRs: 069
612: MRs: 070
613: MRs: 071
614: Clean up argument structure (-I=>-bi, -Z=>-bz). Add -bp stub to someday
615: print queue. Move compile conf into conf.h (still some stuff in the
616: Makefile). Assume -bp if called as "mailq" and -bi if called as
617: "newaliases". Drop old directory hack -- send out compat code instead.
618: Don't rebuild the alias file automatically unless the D option is set.
619: Clean up compilation flags.
620:
621: D 3.240 82/11/07 16:14:44 eric 259 258 00000/00000/00005
622: MRs: 041
623: make all mailer output go to the transcript if running server smtp; this
624: has the effect of making some significant changes in the output structure
625: to handle such things as -em and -as together
626:
627: D 3.239 82/11/07 15:31:50 eric 258 257 00000/00000/00005
628: MRs: 063
629: don't flag errors in setting dangerous options when -C is used
630:
631: D 3.238 82/11/05 13:12:52 eric 257 256 00000/00000/00005
632: MRs: 062
633: arrange to freeze the configuration file for quick startup -- this
634: technique requires reprocessing the argv so that flag settings don't
635: get lost, and is really rather of a hack.
636:
637: D 3.237 82/11/04 15:22:16 eric 256 255 00000/00000/00005
638: MRs: 019
639: don't unlink qf & df files on ^C
640:
641: D 3.236 82/11/04 13:27:28 eric 255 254 00000/00000/00005
642: MRs: 037
643: put header conditionals into the .cf file
644:
645: D 3.235 82/11/03 11:18:06 eric 254 253 00000/00000/00005
646: MRs: 059
647: don't strip quotes off of addresses during prescan
648:
649: D 3.234 82/11/03 10:34:13 eric 253 252 00000/00000/00005
650: MRs: 058
651: Put the temporary file mode on the F option
652:
653: D 3.233 82/11/03 09:49:15 eric 252 251 00000/00000/00005
654: MRs: 049
655: Arrange to strip quote bits in message header; move SPACESUB into
656: conf.c; change SpaceSub to unquoted dot
657:
658: D 3.232 82/11/03 09:00:33 eric 251 250 00000/00000/00005
659: MRs: 056
660: Arrange for queue.c to aapt to systems w/o new directory code
661:
662: D 3.231 82/10/31 13:47:06 eric 250 249 00000/00000/00005
663: MRs: 032
664: MRs: 051
665: Call ruleset 4 after doing per-mailer translation to convert from
666: internal to external form.
667:
668: D 3.230 82/10/28 17:41:15 eric 249 248 00000/00000/00005
669: MRs: 039
670: MRs: 027
671: Put the "@:@" trick on the "a" option. Also, move TrustedUsers into
672: sendmail.h (it should have gone here in the first place!)
673:
674: D 3.229 82/10/27 20:43:35 eric 248 247 00000/00000/00005
675: MRs: 044
676: strip out bcc: and resent-bcc: always
677:
678: D 3.228 82/10/25 08:30:12 eric 247 246 00000/00000/00005
679: MRs: 040
680: Don't send closing protocol to SMTP if you haven't opened the
681: connection; this happens if checkcompat fails on the only recipient.
682:
683: D 3.227 82/10/22 09:02:44 eric 246 245 00000/00000/00005
684: MRs: 023
685: part of a heuristic hill climbing algorithm to minimize the number of
686: IPC bugs that come crawling over me.
687:
688: D 3.226 82/10/16 15:24:52 eric 245 244 00000/00000/00005
689: MRs: 027
690: Put list of login names able to use -f in the .cf file.
691:
692: D 3.225 82/10/16 14:43:47 eric 244 243 00000/00000/00005
693: MRs: 007
694: Arrange for a wizards password (the W option). The SMTP KILL command
695: may only be issued if this option is set. This delta adds the "WIZ"
696: command, and changes _KILL => KILL, _DEBUG => DEBUG, _VERBOSE => VERB,
697: and _SHOWQ => SHOWQ.
698:
699: D 3.224 82/10/16 13:43:28 eric 243 242 00000/00000/00005
700: MRs: 024
701: Fix debug statement in sendall
702:
703: D 3.223 82/10/16 13:22:22 eric 242 241 00000/00000/00005
704: MRs: 010
705: Arrange for MD_FORK to work well with -v so that we can use it as the
706: default. This was really a separate bug, but I have just lumped it in
707: here -- the problem came up with stty tostop.
708:
709: D 3.222 82/10/13 21:55:07 eric 241 240 00000/00000/00005
710: MRs: 023
711: Don't interrupt the process doing accepts (have a separate process
712: running the queue) to avoid a large pile of 4.1[abc] bugs. When
713: something more stable comes out, I will change this.
714:
715: D 3.221 82/10/13 18:43:28 eric 240 239 00000/00000/00005
716: MRs: 022
717: Don't interpret <, >, (, or ) while in QST (quote state) during prescan
718:
719: D 3.220 82/10/11 09:51:43 eric 239 238 00000/00000/00005
720: MRs: 016
721: have auto-queueups print a polite message in the log (rather than an
722: obnoxious "Temporary Failure"). Adds a new routine "logdelivery".
723:
724: D 3.219 82/10/09 21:02:27 eric 238 237 00000/00000/00005
725: MRs: 005
726: force a queuename in returntosender to insure that everyone has a
727: queue name.
728:
729: D 3.218 82/10/09 20:27:42 eric 237 236 00000/00000/00005
730: MRs: 003
731: Lock out interrupts during alias rebuild; add an alias "@:@" after
732: rebuild that we can check for to insure that the alias file is up to
733: date. Times out after five minutes (is this reasonable on ucbvax?)
734: and forces a rebuild. It shouldn't matter in the long run if two
735: people rebuild, so I think this is the right thing to do.
736:
737: D 3.217 82/10/09 19:06:31 eric 236 235 00000/00000/00005
738: MRs: 002
739: Handle Reverse-Path in some reasonable way. You must put the 'X'
740: flag (M_FULLSMTP) in the local mailer's flags to get this line.
741:
742: D 3.216 82/10/09 18:11:21 eric 235 234 00000/00000/00005
743: MRs: 013
744: print a status indication when a message is autoqueued, either from
745: a -bq flag or a NoConnect
746:
747: D 3.215 82/10/09 17:22:35 eric 234 233 00000/00000/00005
748: MRs: 008
749: Force -v override of deferred connect
750:
751: D 3.214 82/10/09 17:10:37 eric 233 232 00000/00000/00005
752: MRs: 004
753: Only put the "from" person on the error queue if an error actually
754: occured -- prevents many "duplicate supressed" messages, etc.
755:
756: D 3.213 82/10/09 09:05:35 eric 232 231 00000/00000/00005
757: MRs: 001
758: implement an experimental forward-path algorithm by stripping off a
759: leading "@..." component and dropping it on the end.
760:
761: D 3.212 82/10/07 08:52:47 eric 231 230 00000/00000/00005
762: try to come up with a workaround on some of the IPC problems relating to
763: interrupted accepts -- all this can go when everyone at Berkeley runs
764: unflakey IPC. Also, never use ruleset three alone -- involves changing
765: canonname again. Probably shouldn't do an auto-call of ruleset three now.
766:
767: D 3.211 82/10/07 01:40:19 eric 230 229 00000/00000/00005
768: bother.... it takes time to close a socket
769:
770: D 3.210 82/10/07 00:09:14 eric 229 228 00000/00000/00005
771: allow passing through multiple rewriting sets in test mode;
772: <ndir.h> => <dir.h> for maximum portability
773:
774: D 3.209 82/10/06 11:45:40 eric 228 227 00000/00000/00005
775: add test mode (MD_TEST, -bt)
776:
777: D 3.208 82/09/30 22:29:46 eric 227 226 00000/00000/00005
778: workaround in daemon accept code for 4.1a kernel bug: if an accept
779: gets an EINTR and then a valid accept before the interrupt returns,
780: the connection will be lost forever (at least, as I understand it).
781:
782: D 3.207 82/09/26 17:04:24 eric 226 225 00000/00000/00005
783: Put more configuration into setoption; merge some of the argv processing
784: with this; move configuration information out of conf.c into the .cf
785: file. Since a lot of stuff will default to zero, a new .cf file is
786: required.
787:
788: D 3.206 82/09/26 14:45:52 eric 225 224 00000/00000/00005
789: completely instantiate queue files for all mail, even if not needed;
790: fix a bug that would probably come up once every ten years in creating
791: the queue id. should merge argv flag processing with option processing.
792:
793: D 3.205 82/09/24 19:39:25 eric 224 223 00000/00000/00005
794: change option implementation; define a bunch of interesting options.
795:
796: D 3.204 82/09/24 09:38:36 eric 223 222 00000/00000/00005
797: arrange to be able to define options; put precedences in .cf file;
798: send errors to an Errors-To: field; fix a serious bug causing mail
799: to not be delivered to anyone if there were any errors.
800:
801: D 3.203 82/09/22 10:50:47 eric 222 221 00000/00000/00005
802: don't put commas in non-address fields; have -bq clean up its temp files
803:
804: D 3.202 82/09/21 10:15:00 eric 221 220 00000/00000/00005
805: get rid of double error returns; improve verbose mode output to be
806: standard format (even though verbose mode isn't standard); output
807: queue files with commas in headers to insure that the oldstyle stuff
808: doesn't get confused.
809:
810: D 3.201 82/09/18 20:37:46 eric 220 219 00000/00000/00005
811: fix botch where it believes that a list is !oldstyle just because
812: it has an alias expansion in it.
813:
814: D 3.200 82/09/16 20:25:01 eric 219 218 00000/00000/00005
815: drop ":...;" stuff -- it screws it up aliases; pass parameters to
816: subroutines (this also adds $@ and $: features to subr calls); check
817: overflow of "tobuf" on smtp deliveries, which caused core dumps on
818: large mailing lists
819:
820: D 3.199 82/09/12 22:17:30 eric 218 217 00000/00000/00005
821: accept ": ... ;" syntax for groups if !oldstyle
822:
823: D 3.198 82/09/12 16:44:03 eric 217 216 00000/00000/00005
824: change inheritance for macros in envelopes; be able to canonicalize
825: non-domained names by appending domain from sender; call ruleset 3
826: explicitly before doing other rulesets; some general cleanup.
827:
828: D 3.197 82/09/11 17:18:16 eric 216 215 00000/00000/00005
829: don't assign $s to be the sending host (this mucks up Received:
830: lines) -- instead just use HELO messages; chdir into queue directory
831: and make all pathnames relative; be more conservative in creating
832: queue id's -- in the event you get file table overflows, etc.
833:
834: D 3.196 82/09/08 23:55:46 eric 215 214 00000/00000/00005
835: fix stupid bug in wait code to dispose of "Interrupted system call" message
836:
837: D 3.195 82/09/08 22:13:20 eric 214 213 00000/00000/00005
838: fix a nasty botch in 3.194 that killed SMTP in daemon mode. sigh......
839:
840: D 3.194 82/09/08 21:20:05 eric 213 212 00000/00000/00005
841: try to avoid "Interrupted system call" on wait in deliver and on
842: writes; fix returned message to have proper sender; handle extra
843: mailer output more cleverly.
844:
845: D 3.193 82/09/06 19:55:17 eric 212 211 00000/00000/00005
846: more hacking on oldstyle -- always assume sender fields are in new
847: style so that locally generated fields are edited correctly.
848:
849: D 3.192 82/09/06 18:47:26 eric 211 210 00000/00000/00005
850: fix botch in "at"s in headers
851:
852: D 3.191 82/09/06 18:24:40 eric 210 209 00000/00000/00005
853: fix botch in computing e_oldstyle
854:
855: D 3.190 82/09/06 17:58:40 eric 209 208 00000/00000/00005
856: fix bug in scanner state machine that never let you out of quote state.
857:
858: D 3.189 82/09/06 17:14:03 eric 208 207 00000/00000/00005
859: increase log level needed to print "entered" message.
860:
861: D 3.188 82/09/06 17:00:23 eric 207 206 00000/00000/00005
862: user SMTP fixes to talk to ISI
863:
864: D 3.187 82/09/06 16:24:51 eric 206 205 00000/00000/00005
865: install new state-driven scanner; make everyone use it, thus fixing
866: problems of quoted commas, etc.
867:
868: D 3.186 82/09/05 18:08:58 eric 205 204 00000/00000/00005
869: change $g processing from a macro substitution per mailer to two sets
870: of rewriting rules per mailer -- one each for sender and recipient
871: fields; convert to NBS standard on Return-Receipt-To: and Precedence:
872: fields; clean up From: processing code and generalize it to all
873: sender fields; tune debugging code; clean up canonname.
874: **** This delta invalidates previous configuration files ****
875:
876: D 3.185 82/09/05 11:48:27 eric 204 203 00000/00000/00005
877: add $* to match zero or more and $> to make a "subroutine" call; stick
878: in initial hooks for per-mailer rewriting; improve diagnostics in readcf,
879: including number lines; increase the number of rewriting sets.
880:
881: D 3.184 82/09/01 10:24:00 eric 203 202 00000/00000/00005
882: log entering uid & pid; allow CANONUSER ($:) to abort a rewriting set.
883:
884: D 3.183 82/08/31 17:46:56 eric 202 201 00000/00000/00005
885: increase MAXMAILERS to 25
886:
887: D 3.182 82/08/31 10:05:56 eric 201 200 00000/00000/00005
888: clean up reply code processing some more; in particular, give more
889: detail in many messages. process connection failures correctly.
890:
891: D 3.181 82/08/29 23:31:35 eric 200 199 00000/00000/00005
892: handle comments and quotes in headers; still doesn't deal with
893: backslashes however -- prescan should be cleaned up to deal with
894: this case. it turns out there are many bugs in prescan; it should
895: be extensively rewritten.
896:
897: D 3.180 82/08/29 17:32:49 eric 199 198 00000/00000/00005
898: fix serious botch in SMTP reply code delta; change a bunch of
899: "Internal error" codes to a new "Remote protocol error" -- so that
900: I don't get blamed for things that other systems do.
901:
902: D 3.179 82/08/29 16:52:31 eric 198 197 00000/00000/00005
903: do a better job at interpreting SMTP reply codes
904:
905: D 3.178 82/08/29 15:52:20 eric 197 196 00000/00000/00005
906: give 554 message on syserr (instead of 451) if errno == 0; as it
907: was some permanent errors appeared transient
908:
909: D 3.177 82/08/27 18:01:25 eric 196 195 00000/00000/00005
910: hack crackaddr to strip blanks off the end of a cracked address; this
911: happens because "u at h" becomes "$g " (with two spaces at the end).
912: this doesn't solve the general case (e.g., "u at h (me)" comes out as
913: "$g (me)", with three spaces), but does handle the ugliest case.
914: besides, the "at" syntax is supposed to go away.
915:
916: D 3.176 82/08/27 16:01:58 eric 195 194 00000/00000/00005
917: simplify timeout code; allow multiple simultaneous queue runs so that
918: large messages don't freeze things up; fix EINTR problem in sfgets;
919: clean up canonname to be really correct; lots of misc. cleanup
920:
921: D 3.175 82/08/27 11:11:40 eric 194 193 00000/00000/00005
922: release e_id after fork in daemon code; ignore events scheduled by
923: another process
924:
925: D 3.174 82/08/25 23:18:24 eric 193 192 00000/00000/00005
926: assign a new queue id to all jobs coming in via TCP
927:
928: D 3.173 82/08/25 21:22:10 eric 192 191 00000/00000/00005
929: sigh.... more fun and games in the daemon code to try to guess right.
930:
931: D 3.172 82/08/25 19:44:33 eric 191 190 00000/00000/00005
932: recreate a socket after every failed accept()
933:
934: D 3.171 82/08/25 16:19:23 eric 190 189 00000/00000/00005
935: apply ruleset 4 to rewrite addresses in the body of the message; fix
936: a clock.c bug that caused it to lose events; more time cleanup.
937:
938: D 3.170 82/08/25 11:21:21 eric 189 188 00000/00000/00005
939: clean up time manipulation to always be current; assign job
940: id's earlier to make sure there is always one with a message.
941:
942: D 3.169 82/08/25 10:46:27 eric 188 187 00000/00000/00005
943: log locked files in queuer; don't mistakenly start up two runqueue's
944:
945: D 3.168 82/08/24 19:55:39 eric 187 186 00000/00000/00005
946: put queueup log messages on a higher logging level
947:
948: D 3.167 82/08/24 19:41:32 eric 186 185 00000/00000/00005
949: log more info (on log level 11); try to detect wild accept loops;
950: some minor cleanup and debugging checks; fix NoConnect option to;
951: only apply to expensive mailers (regardless of sendqueue order)
952:
953: D 3.166 82/08/24 10:27:46 eric 185 184 00000/00000/00005
954: clean up event handling so that events that do longjmp's don't turn
955: off all future events; diagnose reentry of main().
956:
957: D 3.165 82/08/23 11:59:50 eric 184 183 00000/00000/00005
958: clean up queueing; log time in queue.
959: **** This delta invalidates mqueue files ****
960:
961: D 3.164 82/08/23 09:23:54 eric 183 182 00000/00000/00005
962: allow continuation lines in .cf file (particularly in headers)
963:
964: D 3.163 82/08/22 23:07:11 eric 182 181 00000/00000/00005
965: change $i to $j; $i is now queue id; put "Received:" format in .cf
966: file; minor cleanup
967:
968: D 3.162 82/08/22 19:03:19 eric 181 180 00000/00000/00005
969: assign a unique id to each transaction that can be determined from
970: the queue file name.
971:
972: D 3.161 82/08/21 17:54:37 eric 180 179 00000/00000/00005
973: move <> and forward path processing to .cf file; increase MAXATOMS
974: since some "comment" information may now be part of the address.
975: **** this installation requires a new sendmail.cf file ****
976:
977: D 3.160 82/08/20 20:35:15 eric 179 178 00000/00000/00005
978: time stamp the SMTP greeting message; increase the buffer size in
979: syslog to prevent core dumps.
980:
981: D 3.159 82/08/17 20:45:43 eric 178 177 00000/00000/00005
982: change Mail-From: to Received: for new SMTP spec (RFC821); handle
983: folded lines in queue files correctly.
984:
985: D 3.158 82/08/17 16:19:10 eric 177 176 00000/00000/00005
986: rework header processing: do special purpose header munging in a
987: separate routine so that the queue run can do it also; parse From lines
988: in a fancy way, extracting the address part and turning it into a $g
989: macro; avoid reading and processing core files that end up in the queue
990: directory; check the queue directory name for legality; fix the verify
991: (-bv) option.
992:
993: D 3.157 82/08/15 17:35:39 eric 176 175 00000/00000/00005
994: mark From: lines with the H_FROM bit; make VRFY work by adding the
995: QuickAbort flag; handle headers more cleverly in queue files -- this
996: seems to work, but I am frankly nervous. Note: this version
997: represents a flag day!-- old queues will not process properly.
998:
999: D 3.156 82/08/15 11:58:25 eric 175 174 00000/00000/00005
1000: output class rather than priority in log; accept zero intervals in
1001: event scheduling; allow continuation lines in queue files (particularly
1002: for headers); don't diagnose inappropriate errors when accepting a
1003: connection; fix bug when reprocessing addresses that put garbage in
1004: the header; some misc. debugging info (-d14 => commaize)
1005:
1006: D 3.155 82/08/08 21:15:44 eric 174 173 00000/00000/00005
1007: make "sleep" work correctly even in the face of other events; clean
1008: up the queue processing: child queue runs now go away when done. more
1009: debugging logging is needed to verify that this works right though.
1010:
1011: D 3.154 82/08/08 17:05:19 eric 173 172 00000/00000/00005
1012: move remotename() from deliver.c to parse.c; change default log level
1013: to 9; put error versus success delivery on different log levels;
1014: diagnose overlength lines in headers; more general event mechanism;
1015: initial implementation of canonname; don't diagnose link errors in
1016: queue, since another daemon could have grabbed it legitimately;
1017: fix a problem in VRFY on bad addresses
1018:
1019: D 3.153 82/08/08 01:00:25 eric 172 171 00000/00000/00005
1020: change debug level to a debug vector; add levels on logging (and the
1021: -L flag); change logging to be by message-id; elevate message-id;
1022: some lint-type cleanup
1023:
1024: D 3.152 82/08/07 11:13:15 eric 171 170 00000/00000/00005
1025: Fix address rewriting so that multiple spaces and tabs work properly
1026:
1027: D 3.151 82/07/31 16:57:49 eric 170 169 00000/00000/00005
1028: don't give error on ETIMEDOUT on accept call; print errno properly
1029: in syserr()
1030:
1031: D 3.150 82/07/31 12:56:56 eric 169 168 00000/00000/00005
1032: By default, just queue up the mail for most mailers and deliver
1033: from the queue. This avoids the wild process problem in netnews
1034: (or so we hope).
1035:
1036: D 3.149 82/07/27 23:09:04 eric 168 167 00000/00000/00005
1037: clean up semantics of daemon mode to facilitate use of other IPC;
1038: move some code to main.c because it is not part of creating a
1039: connection; if you can't create a socket assume there is another
1040: sendmail running and exit; improve the verbose information in an
1041: SMTP connection to make it more obvious which messages went which
1042: way; don't attempt delivery if you get an error reading the queue file.
1043:
1044: D 3.148 82/07/25 13:11:20 eric 167 166 00000/00000/00005
1045: clean up error handling
1046:
1047: D 3.147 82/07/22 01:23:15 eric 166 165 00000/00000/00005
1048: new version of syslog that uses 4.2 IPC
1049:
1050: D 3.146 82/07/20 19:39:15 eric 165 164 00000/00000/00005
1051: be smarter about when to rerun the queue when you are in repeated
1052: queue mode.
1053:
1054: D 3.145 82/07/14 11:19:27 eric 164 163 00000/00000/00005
1055: disconnect sendmail from the controlling tty in daemon mode.
1056:
1057: D 3.144 82/07/14 11:00:33 eric 163 162 00000/00000/00005
1058: arrange for MotherPid to be correct in daemon mode
1059:
1060: D 3.143 82/07/14 10:46:00 eric 162 161 00000/00000/00005
1061: fork automatically in daemon mode (but only if no debugging)
1062:
1063: D 3.142 82/07/14 09:25:11 eric 161 160 00000/00000/00005
1064: don't accidently unlink a null pointer in finis(); change the way
1065: it decides whether to remove the temp file (you don't want to if you
1066: are queueing it up); fix a bug in Apparently-To: that caused it to
1067: output both pre- and post-expanded names (only output pre-expanded)
1068:
1069: D 3.141 82/07/05 20:56:24 eric 160 159 00000/00000/00005
1070: flush fatal error flag before returning error messages to avoid error
1071: message loop; improve debugging: flush transcript before doing things
1072: that might take a long time, add some info to debug messages; extend
1073: configuration on timeouts so that text of error message is in conf.c
1074:
1075: D 3.140 82/07/05 18:49:49 eric 159 158 00000/00000/00005
1076: add "Apparently-To:" field if no recipients are in the header.
1077:
1078: D 3.139 82/07/05 13:21:21 eric 158 157 00000/00000/00005
1079: count Mail-From: lines to get a hop count, giving error as
1080: appropriate after collection; don't attempt delivery of message if
1081: errors occur before or during collection; fix a bug in -as mode
1082: (non-daemon SMTP).
1083:
1084: D 3.138 82/07/05 12:37:23 eric 157 156 00000/00000/00005
1085: check for errors before opening a daemon connection
1086:
1087: D 3.137 82/07/05 12:22:02 eric 156 155 00000/00000/00005
1088: split off clock stuff from util.c so that vacation will compile
1089:
1090: D 3.136 82/07/05 12:02:53 eric 155 154 00000/00000/00005
1091: put timeouts on net reads
1092:
1093: D 3.135 82/07/02 20:52:46 eric 154 153 00000/00000/00005
1094: arrange to not lose temporary queue control files (tf files)
1095: if you interrupt a queue run process.
1096:
1097: D 3.134 82/07/02 10:00:16 eric 153 152 00000/00000/00005
1098: be paranoid about resetting the "FatalErrors" flag -- always reset
1099: after forking for daemon or queue mode. This will prevent false error
1100: return delivery.
1101:
1102: D 3.133 82/07/02 09:43:39 eric 152 151 00000/00000/00005
1103: take special care in outputing error messages to the transcript;
1104: a little bit of paranoia never hurt a mail system.
1105:
1106: D 3.132 82/06/30 22:39:22 eric 151 150 00000/00000/00005
1107: open a separate transcript in the child of a daemon.
1108:
1109: D 3.131 82/06/26 14:53:40 eric 150 149 00000/00000/00005
1110: clean up error messages on SMTP temporary failures resulting from
1111: failure to connect properly.
1112:
1113: D 3.130 82/06/26 13:53:35 eric 149 148 00000/00000/00005
1114: more debug information; fix dependencies in makefile
1115:
1116: D 3.129 82/06/26 13:10:41 eric 148 147 00000/00000/00005
1117: lint
1118:
1119: D 3.128 82/06/26 12:33:39 eric 147 146 00000/00000/00005
1120: take environment variable "NAME" to determine what your full name
1121: is; this is overridden by -F.
1122:
1123: D 3.127 82/06/26 11:56:51 eric 146 145 00000/00000/00005
1124: add _kill command to SMTP. this is probably dangerous in the
1125: outside world.
1126:
1127: D 3.126 82/06/25 19:38:24 eric 145 144 00000/00000/00005
1128: add debugging information to server smtp code: _debug to set
1129: Debug, _verbose to set verbose, and _showq to show the send queue
1130: (already existant, just a name change)
1131:
1132: D 3.125 82/06/23 12:12:19 eric 144 143 00000/00000/00005
1133: check prescan return values in remotename
1134:
1135: D 3.124 82/06/19 21:14:18 eric 143 142 00000/00000/00005
1136: remember to put a newline at the end of the UGLYUUCP line
1137:
1138: D 3.123 82/06/19 21:09:10 eric 142 141 00000/00000/00005
1139: get rid of comment lines when storing rewriting rules
1140:
1141: D 3.122 82/06/19 20:47:23 eric 141 140 00000/00000/00005
1142: improve SMTP error reporting
1143:
1144: D 3.121 82/06/18 11:58:31 eric 140 139 00000/00000/00005
1145: believe host name on SMTP "HELO" line
1146:
1147: D 3.120 82/06/17 10:44:38 eric 139 138 00000/00000/00005
1148: fix botch in -Q flag (sets AliasFile rather than QueueDir)
1149:
1150: D 3.119 82/06/16 14:51:16 eric 138 137 00000/00000/00005
1151: allow connection refused as a temporary error; make sure there is
1152: always someone to return the mail to on error
1153:
1154: D 3.118 82/06/16 14:29:20 eric 137 136 00000/00000/00005
1155: fix botch in outputing "recipient" type lines (e.g., To:)
1156:
1157: D 3.117 82/06/07 23:53:26 eric 136 135 00000/00000/00005
1158: allow multiple connections; call putline to output FULL_SMTP
1159: lines (to limit line lengths, etc.); involves adding an asm.sed script
1160: to the makefile
1161:
1162: D 3.116 82/06/07 07:54:55 eric 135 134 00000/00000/00005
1163: make transcripts verbose always; misc. message cleanup, etc.
1164:
1165: D 3.115 82/06/07 07:06:13 eric 134 133 00000/00000/00005
1166: strip out xlate stuff -- this belongs at a different level
1167:
1168: D 3.114 82/06/06 23:13:08 eric 133 132 00000/00000/00005
1169: avoid loops by not sending to owner-owner-* -- just send to
1170: owner-owner instead
1171:
1172: D 3.113 82/06/06 23:05:17 eric 132 131 00000/00000/00005
1173: implement alias owner feature. this actually works for any user.
1174: basically, if the alias owner-xxx exists, errors sending to xxx will be
1175: sent to that alias rather than to the sender.
1176:
1177: D 3.112 82/05/31 19:03:47 eric 131 130 00000/00000/00005
1178: make temp files the correct modes in all cases
1179:
1180: D 3.111 82/05/31 18:49:50 eric 130 129 00000/00000/00005
1181: pass lint. notice that definitions in llib-lc have changed for
1182: alarm() and sleep() calls {arg was unsigned, is now int}.
1183:
1184: D 3.110 82/05/31 17:10:51 eric 129 128 00000/00000/00005
1185: eliminate -V, -D, -p flags in favor of a single flag "-bx"
1186: (be in mode x).
1187:
1188: D 3.109 82/05/31 15:35:57 eric 128 127 00000/00000/00005
1189: don't output SMTP/FTP error codes in transcript file
1190:
1191: D 3.108 82/05/31 15:32:18 eric 127 126 00000/00000/00005
1192: finish implementing envelopes. it's not completely clear to me that
1193: this is really the way to go, but it seems clearly better than what
1194: i had before. this delta includes many other minor changes, so it
1195: should probably not be blithely removed.
1196:
1197: D 3.107 82/05/30 10:25:35 eric 126 125 00000/00000/00005
1198: add M_FULLSMTP (``X'' flag in .cf file) for eventual implementation
1199: of full SMTP. This version must support such garbage as line limits,
1200: address length limits, return-path, etc.
1201:
1202: D 3.106 82/05/29 20:00:30 eric 125 124 00000/00000/00005
1203: allow the user with name "daemon" to send mail as anyone s/he wants.
1204:
1205: D 3.105 82/05/22 02:05:48 eric 124 123 00000/00000/00005
1206: add "junk mail" -- error responses are never returned.
1207:
1208: D 3.104 82/05/22 01:38:07 eric 123 122 00000/00000/00005
1209: add "envelopes" to contain the basic information needed as control
1210: info for each message. currently there is only one envelope -- this
1211: being the obvious stupid conversion. later there will be separate
1212: envelopes for error messages, return receipts, etc.
1213:
1214: D 3.103 82/05/20 17:46:07 eric 122 121 00000/00000/00005
1215: add dfopen as a "determined fopen" -- it retries if it gets recoverable
1216: errors. we use it for returning mail (to dead.letter) and creating the
1217: temp file. the whole idea is to avoid dropping things on the floor on
1218: heavily loaded systems. this is untested, since it seems impossible to
1219: fill up the inode or file tables on this VAX (but it works if the open
1220: succeeds).
1221:
1222: D 3.102 82/05/15 12:29:36 eric 121 120 00000/00000/00005
1223: add the 'R' flag to mailers, saying to rewrite the recipient addresses
1224: to be relative to the recipient. This makes reply code easy, but
1225: confuses user mail programs that are expecting to have to rewrite
1226: recipient addresses. In general, the receiving host must be "smart"
1227: for this to work.
1228:
1229: D 3.101 82/05/06 20:21:14 eric 120 119 00000/00000/00005
1230: allow socket number on [IPC] connections -- eventually this
1231: could be used to handle other low-level protocols.
1232:
1233: D 3.100 82/03/27 20:15:12 eric 119 118 00000/00000/00005
1234: delete neat remotename feature, because it doesn't work right in
1235: UUCPland -- and breaks stupid hosts. 'Twill be fixed, I promise. Time
1236: must be spent figuring out how to define the civilized versus the
1237: uncivilized world.
1238:
1239: D 3.99 82/03/27 19:57:44 eric 118 117 00000/00000/00005
1240: compensate for bug in getlogin: can return the empty string ("")
1241: for certain error conditions rather than the NULL pointer.
1242:
1243: D 3.98 82/03/22 22:37:54 eric 117 116 00000/00000/00005
1244: continue the impossible task of tracking Bill Joy
1245:
1246: D 3.97 82/03/22 22:10:44 eric 116 115 00000/00000/00005
1247: more cleanup for new 4.2 system configuration and some more fixes
1248: for vanilla V7
1249:
1250: D 3.96 82/03/20 18:13:01 eric 115 114 00000/00000/00005
1251: take % as an acceptable name terminator in GECOS field
1252: ("in-care-of") -- for TEF%UCSFCGL
1253:
1254: D 3.95 82/03/20 16:12:27 eric 114 113 00000/00000/00005
1255: 16 bit changes -- should have no effect on VAX binaries to
1256: speak of.
1257:
1258: D 3.94 82/03/06 16:11:49 eric 113 112 00000/00000/00005
1259: get queue scanning working correctly in conjunction with daemon mode
1260:
1261: D 3.93 82/03/06 15:35:49 eric 112 111 00000/00000/00005
1262: have daemon mode assume SMTP mode
1263:
1264: D 3.92 82/03/06 15:08:24 eric 111 110 00000/00000/00005
1265: give correct error message in SMTP if some of the addresses are not ok
1266:
1267: D 3.91 82/03/06 14:52:22 eric 110 109 00000/00000/00005
1268: arrange to be able to accept a connection from any host.
1269:
1270: D 3.90 82/03/06 14:15:55 eric 109 108 00000/00000/00005
1271: collapse special character processing into macro processing for
1272: simplicity of code.
1273:
1274: D 3.89 82/03/06 12:09:18 eric 108 107 00000/00000/00005
1275: clean up error handling in IPC case; fix a minor bug in headers in
1276: queueing code; make SMTP mail multi user per connect.
1277:
1278: D 3.88 82/03/05 10:45:48 eric 107 106 00000/00000/00005
1279: remove silly $U dependency in UGLYUUCP code
1280:
1281: D 3.87 82/03/05 10:13:06 eric 106 105 00000/00000/00005
1282: include direct connect on outgoing mail if the pathname is "[IPC]" --
1283: this gives minimal number of processes for ethernet mail.
1284:
1285: D 3.86 82/02/27 12:29:31 eric 105 104 00000/00000/00005
1286: more work on after $g translate rewriting
1287:
1288: D 3.85 82/02/27 11:37:42 eric 104 103 00000/00000/00005
1289: implement "return receipt requested".
1290:
1291: D 3.84 82/02/27 09:51:36 eric 103 102 00000/00000/00005
1292: improve rewriting of "after $g translate" to correspond to the
1293: real world.....
1294:
1295: D 3.83 82/02/26 21:56:10 eric 102 101 00000/00000/00005
1296: implement daemon mode
1297:
1298: D 3.82 82/02/26 19:02:33 eric 101 100 00000/00000/00005
1299: default to OldStyle headers -- this turns out to be needed so that it
1300: will work right when running as a server.
1301:
1302: D 3.81 82/02/22 19:59:16 eric 100 99 00000/00000/00005
1303: some hacks to make the ethernet community happier -- .cf changes only
1304:
1305: D 3.80 82/02/22 19:32:12 eric 99 98 00000/00000/00005
1306: be much more clever about splitting up addresses when doing header
1307: rewriting. become NewStyle automatically based on heuristics; this
1308: makes some other addresses work, although there are conceivably
1309: sites that this could break. Perhaps we should default to OldStyle?
1310: I don't think this would break anything.
1311:
1312: D 3.79 82/02/20 16:56:02 eric 98 97 00000/00000/00005
1313: output names in a nice comma-separated fashion in messages -- this
1314: opens up other possibilities
1315:
1316: D 3.78 82/02/20 12:59:46 eric 97 96 00000/00000/00005
1317: expand macros in rewriting rules early to allow multi-word macros to
1318: be processed correctly.
1319:
1320: D 3.77 82/02/20 12:12:09 eric 96 95 00000/00000/00005
1321: add the -c flag, to cause sendmail to just queue messages that are for
1322: mailers that are expensive; a later instantiation can come around and
1323: send them in a batch. Also, pass macro definitions through the
1324: queueing code so that macros can be expanded later rather than sooner;
1325: this is important for destination dependent macros such as $g.
1326:
1327: D 3.76 82/02/04 20:31:21 eric 95 94 00000/00000/00005
1328: add host aliasing; add -p flag. this version doesn't yet know about
1329: replacing the text of the host alias into the message however. syntax
1330: is grotty: "/hostmatch:%s@newhost" or whatever.
1331:
1332: D 3.75 82/01/23 14:21:06 eric 94 93 00000/00000/00005
1333: add M_UGLYUUCP flag; only catch names with leading slash as filenames;
1334: let the user redefine their full name; don't pass -r or -f to uux.
1335:
1336: D 3.74 82/01/10 21:57:33 eric 93 92 00000/00000/00005
1337: cleanup from cbosgd (Mark Horton) testing; some internals, mostly
1338: configuration. This tries to make the configuration file (cf.m4) be
1339: much more general, but I fear it is doomed to failure -- it may be
1340: better to just tell people to roll their own.
1341:
1342: D 3.73 82/01/05 09:59:19 eric 92 91 00000/00000/00005
1343: fix botch in UGLYUUCP code -- gave "remote from <dest>" instead of
1344: "remote from <source>"
1345:
1346: D 3.72 82/01/01 18:39:43 eric 91 90 00000/00000/00005
1347: know about all known Berknet host names so that we can handle the "."
1348: notation happily in the full name representation.
1349:
1350: D 3.71 82/01/01 18:27:15 eric 90 89 00000/00000/00005
1351: send to dead.letter using sendto/recipient/deliver mechanism rather
1352: than mailfile; this fixes a bug with the "from" name and seems like
1353: a better abstraction.
1354:
1355: D 3.70 81/12/06 12:39:10 eric 89 88 00002/00000/00003
1356: cleanup so it will go through lint without any fancy grep -v's;
1357: change the way SCCS Id's are handled.
1358:
1359: D 3.69 81/12/05 14:14:06 eric 88 87 00000/00000/00003
1360: insert SMTP "Mail-From:" line.
1361:
1362: D 3.68 81/12/05 11:53:41 eric 87 86 00000/00000/00003
1363: put the SMTP and queueing code on compilation flags so that sendmail
1364: will fit on non-ID PDP-11's (ugh); put the ugly UUCP hack on a
1365: compilation flag also to emphasize that it sucks eggs; makefile
1366: cleanup.
1367:
1368: D 3.67 81/11/27 21:37:05 eric 86 85 00000/00000/00003
1369: this is a stupid hack to put "remote from <host>" lines on the From
1370: lines going to UUCP mail. someday i hope to rip out this stupidity.
1371: it is triggered by any mailer named "uucp" -- it ought to be a special
1372: flag, but i refuse to legitimize antique hacky mistakes.
1373:
1374: D 3.66 81/11/22 19:17:45 eric 85 84 00000/00000/00003
1375: Edit queue control files when running queue (assuming there are still
1376: recipients left). Also, modify the MsgPriority to be the absolute
1377: number (not the Priority: value); this allows us to include aging into
1378: the priority algorithm.
1379:
1380: D 3.65 81/11/21 18:42:47 eric 84 83 00000/00000/00003
1381: change the send queue to be only one queue instead of one per mailer.
1382: this is slightly inefficient but simpler. also, pass this queue
1383: around so we can have multiple send queues. this makes VRFY work.
1384:
1385: D 3.64 81/11/21 16:38:29 eric 83 82 00000/00000/00003
1386: convert to SMTP draft 3 -- finishing touches. Punt on the VRFY/
1387: EXPN commands for now; they aren't required anyhow. Move the fullname
1388: into the address structure so it can be inherited.
1389:
1390: D 3.63 81/11/11 20:24:07 eric 82 81 00000/00000/00003
1391: integrate user SMTP into sendmail itself. If there is no $u arg
1392: in the mailer argument list, SMTP is run. This can be used directly
1393: over the Ethernet or to any clever mailer. We still need to edit
1394: spooled control files to remove recipients that have been successfully
1395: sent during queue processing.
1396:
1397: D 3.62 81/11/08 13:00:21 eric 81 80 00000/00000/00003
1398: know about SMTP over TCP. The current SMTP user is not clever
1399: enough to deal with multiple users at one host. To fix this we will
1400: have to speak some smart protocol between sendmail and the mailer --
1401: maybe SMTP??
1402:
1403: D 3.61 81/11/07 15:41:39 eric 80 79 00000/00000/00003
1404: clean up to compile & work on ARPAVAX; move stat file to
1405: /usr/lib/sendmail.st; fix bug in syserr with error codes
1406:
1407: D 3.60 81/10/31 22:12:47 eric 79 78 00000/00000/00003
1408: drop old NCP stuff for ARPANET handling; fix some bugs in error
1409: messages with multiple recipients in SMTP; clean up error handling
1410:
1411: D 3.59 81/10/27 12:24:51 eric 78 77 00000/00000/00003
1412: experimental version combining queueing with daemon operation.
1413: I'm sure this doesn't work -- if only because the wait()s are funny.
1414:
1415: D 3.58 81/10/27 10:50:52 eric 77 76 00000/00000/00003
1416: More queueing cleanup: implement timeouts (still one-stage),
1417: properly implement priorities (didn't work before), and miscellaneous
1418: cleanup.
1419:
1420: D 3.57 81/10/26 14:22:34 eric 76 75 00000/00000/00003
1421: Install new experimental queueing facility -- one stage timeout,
1422: etc. This version is still quite incomplete. It needs to reorder
1423: the queue after some interval, do two-stage timeout, take option
1424: info from the queue file instead of the command line, read the
1425: sender's .mailcf file, etc. Some of this is useful for SMTP also.
1426:
1427: D 3.56 81/10/23 19:38:09 eric 75 74 00000/00000/00003
1428: Eliminate magic MN_LOCAL and MN_PROG; change q_mailer item in ADDRESS
1429: to be pointer to mailer rather than index.
1430:
1431: D 3.55 81/10/22 10:25:29 eric 74 73 00000/00000/00003
1432: move stats file to /usr/lib; put location of sendmail.hf in conf.c
1433:
1434: D 3.54 81/10/22 09:43:48 eric 73 72 00000/00000/00003
1435: take fullname from /etc/passwd if Smtp mode and sender name
1436: is indeed local. Also accepts names more often; this is probably
1437: a disaster for sender verification.
1438:
1439: D 3.53 81/10/22 09:14:30 eric 72 71 00000/00000/00003
1440: implement HELP and MRSQ -- MRSQ is a partial implementation
1441: of old MTP -- in particular, To: fields in MAIL commands are not yet
1442: implemented. The "message" routine now takes first args of the form
1443: "999-" to specify continuation.
1444:
1445: D 3.52 81/10/20 11:36:24 eric 71 70 00000/00000/00003
1446: clean up the SMTP stuff some more
1447:
1448: D 3.51 81/10/19 22:27:17 eric 70 69 00000/00000/00003
1449: implement SMTP mode -- doesn't support source routing or the
1450: HELP command, and doesn't give the correct code on VRFY or forwarding.
1451: Maybe someday....
1452:
1453: D 3.50 81/10/17 16:58:04 eric 69 68 00000/00000/00003
1454: initial prep to put in Daemon mode
1455:
1456: D 3.49 81/10/12 10:04:19 eric 68 67 00000/00000/00003
1457: throw in some "errno = 0;"'s to make syserr's more accurate;
1458: take any -f flag if debug mode and uid==euid.
1459:
1460: D 3.48 81/10/08 22:55:37 eric 67 66 00000/00000/00003
1461: ignore interrupts and hangups while calling mailer.
1462:
1463: D 3.47 81/10/08 09:13:30 eric 66 65 00000/00000/00003
1464: fix botch in backup code during rewriting
1465:
1466: D 3.46 81/10/06 19:12:57 eric 65 64 00000/00000/00003
1467: change rewriting rules to use $N on RHS to match LHS, and include
1468: $=X (class match) in the matching; this will allow us to match the
1469: proposed "user.host@domain" syntax as well as the old syntax, by
1470: putting the known domains into a class to disambiguate.
1471:
1472: D 3.45 81/10/02 11:05:21 eric 64 63 00000/00000/00003
1473: arrange to give the correct "from" person on error messages.
1474:
1475: D 3.44 81/10/02 10:07:38 eric 63 62 00000/00000/00003
1476: use ruleset 2 to rewrite names after the $g translate (to fix some
1477: forwarding problems; do a read check in putmessage (just in case
1478: the temp file disappeared); some general cleanup.
1479:
1480: D 3.43 81/09/30 10:00:20 eric 62 61 00000/00000/00003
1481: fix the <> syntax, convert "at" to "@" in from addresses also,
1482: plus some minorness to get the multi-machine case going nicely.
1483:
1484: D 3.42 81/09/29 18:22:25 eric 61 60 00000/00000/00003
1485: change processing of From: person; basically, this mod deletes the
1486: Original-From: line if redundant with the generated From: line, uses
1487: the Original-From: line for the From: line if possible, and a host of
1488: other such trivialities.
1489:
1490: D 3.41 81/09/29 14:59:00 eric 60 59 00000/00000/00003
1491: fix hash function computation for symbol table on 16-bit machines
1492:
1493: D 3.40 81/09/28 19:17:29 eric 59 58 00000/00000/00003
1494: enable aliases to self-reference themselves correctly.
1495:
1496: D 3.39 81/09/24 10:30:44 eric 58 56 00000/00000/00003
1497: changes to work under a V6 system -- mostly compilation flags
1498:
1499: D 3.38.1.1 81/09/23 18:23:19 eric 57 56 00000/00000/00003
1500: break some configuration into conf.h -- simplifies makefile changes
1501: on different machines. But there are still conditional libraries, so
1502: this may not be a good idea.....
1503:
1504: D 3.38 81/09/23 09:52:23 eric 56 55 00000/00000/00003
1505: fix bug in file modes when mailing to files that didn't exist before;
1506: add an 'F' line to the .cf file that will read class entries from
1507: another file, given a scanf string to do the parsing.
1508:
1509: D 3.37 81/09/22 13:24:25 eric 55 54 00000/00000/00003
1510: fix problem with using macros in rules; change configuration to send
1511: different flags when destined for arpanet vs. berknet hosts, etc.
1512:
1513: D 3.36 81/09/22 11:33:29 eric 54 53 00000/00000/00003
1514: finally make suppression of sender in mailing lists work -- this version
1515: also works correctly on simple aliases.
1516:
1517: D 3.35 81/09/21 18:49:53 eric 53 52 00000/00000/00003
1518: fix suppression of from address in mailing lists.
1519:
1520: D 3.34 81/09/20 10:46:32 eric 52 51 00000/00000/00003
1521: don't let a mailer ever execute as root (that should solve the
1522: security problems!) -- essentially just map root into someone else.
1523: Adds yet another configuration variable (should this be in the .cf file?
1524:
1525: D 3.33 81/09/16 20:04:26 eric 51 50 00000/00000/00003
1526: take underscore as well as space to separate parts of a person's
1527: full name. Dot notation should be made to work someday also.
1528:
1529: D 3.32 81/09/16 17:16:19 eric 50 49 00000/00000/00003
1530: have .forward ownership stick harder than :include: ownership:
1531: this prevents cretins from using writable root files for nastiness.
1532: all this is pointless if /usr/lib/aliases is writable though....
1533:
1534: D 3.31 81/09/16 16:39:44 eric 49 48 00000/00000/00003
1535: be REALLY clever and inherit uid/gid from owner of :include:
1536: files also... solves problem of alias to non-secure file
1537:
1538: D 3.30 81/09/16 16:24:19 eric 48 47 00000/00000/00003
1539: last delta was too paranoid -- this increases the number of
1540: cases that work (but is still safe -- I hope)
1541:
1542: D 3.29 81/09/16 16:08:08 eric 47 46 00000/00000/00003
1543: run as the user forwarding mail after a .forward operation;
1544: fix a bug in .forwarding that caused recursive expansion;
1545: restrict mail to programs, files, and with :include: for security
1546: reasons.
1547:
1548: D 3.28 81/09/14 12:41:28 eric 46 45 00000/00000/00003
1549: check MAXATOM overflow; increase MAXATOM value
1550:
1551: D 3.27 81/09/14 12:19:23 eric 45 44 00000/00000/00003
1552: fix but in mailers that only take one address at a time
1553:
1554: D 3.26 81/09/12 17:34:05 eric 44 43 00000/00000/00003
1555: match on full name for local users
1556:
1557: D 3.25 81/09/12 15:48:57 eric 43 42 00000/00000/00003
1558: change From: processing to reduce the number of Original-From:
1559: lines; change allocation of global variables.
1560:
1561: D 3.24 81/09/07 14:12:48 eric 42 41 00000/00000/00003
1562: fix up umask; allow setuid on files to take recipient owner;
1563: factor some configuration info into conf.c
1564:
1565: D 3.23 81/09/07 12:33:38 eric 41 40 00000/00000/00003
1566: add auto-rebuild on alias database; fix some aliasing bugs;
1567: add statistics to rebuild; slight code restructuring; change
1568: version handling one last (?) time
1569:
1570: D 3.22 81/09/07 10:23:04 eric 40 39 00000/00000/00003
1571: add NOTUNIX compile flag to turn off UNIX "From " line processing
1572:
1573: D 3.21 81/09/06 19:50:23 eric 39 38 00000/00000/00003
1574: cleanup, commenting, linting, etc.
1575:
1576: D 3.20 81/09/06 14:23:20 eric 38 37 00000/00000/00003
1577: improve "version:" entry in makefile; fix -em (mail back errors) option
1578:
1579: D 3.19 81/09/06 10:29:49 eric 37 36 00000/00000/00003
1580: fix $u argument processing bug (happened in uucp); .cf file cleanup
1581:
1582: D 3.18 81/08/31 21:22:39 eric 36 35 00000/00000/00003
1583: collect mail statistics; minor configuration changes
1584:
1585: D 3.17 81/08/31 12:11:57 eric 35 34 00000/00000/00003
1586: allow "error" as a net name to print error messages
1587:
1588: D 3.16 81/08/29 19:16:24 eric 34 33 00000/00000/00003
1589: drop unnecessary H_FORCE bits in conf.c; delete H_DELETE
1590: (since H_ACHECK can be used with a zero mask field)
1591:
1592: D 3.15 81/08/27 11:42:58 eric 33 32 00000/00000/00003
1593: on -t, use argument list as a supress list
1594:
1595: D 3.14 81/08/25 16:06:37 eric 32 31 00000/00000/00003
1596: change handling of <LWSP> characters; remove special
1597: "at" processing (put it in .cf file)
1598:
1599: D 3.13 81/08/24 14:05:39 eric 31 30 00000/00000/00003
1600: Add "-t" option to read To:, Cc:, and Bcc: lines to get recipients
1601:
1602: D 3.12 81/08/23 12:08:53 eric 30 29 00000/00000/00003
1603: plug assorted security holes
1604:
1605: D 3.11 81/08/22 17:52:06 eric 29 28 00000/00000/00003
1606: Arrange to pull full name out of From line if found; includes
1607: Original-From: hacking (oh so ugly). There's got to be a better way
1608: to do this...
1609:
1610: D 3.10 81/08/22 14:45:27 eric 28 27 00000/00000/00003
1611: fix UNIX From line parsing problem; add $b macro to get
1612: correct dates; fix mail-to-file problem; define basic macros
1613: before cracking arguments so that -D is more useful
1614:
1615: D 3.9 81/08/21 18:51:33 eric 27 26 00000/00000/00003
1616: return transcript even if no message was collected
1617:
1618: D 3.8 81/08/21 18:23:53 eric 26 25 00000/00000/00003
1619: drop M_FINAL, add $y=ttyname, rename some constants
1620:
1621: D 3.7 81/08/20 15:19:50 eric 25 24 00000/00000/00003
1622: internal cleanup & minor improvements
1623:
1624: D 3.6 81/08/18 11:40:37 eric 24 23 00000/00000/00003
1625: allow :include: specs
1626:
1627: D 3.5 81/08/17 11:02:12 eric 23 22 00000/00000/00003
1628: implement hashing in symbol table and add more headers, from
1629: BB&N Report No. ICST/CBOS - 80/2, "Specification of a Draft Message
1630: Format Standard (Draft Report)", prepared for NBS.
1631:
1632: D 3.4 81/08/09 19:08:25 eric 22 21 00000/00000/00003
1633: put mailer definitions into configuration file
1634:
1635: D 3.3 81/03/28 11:52:37 eric 21 20 00003/00001/00000
1636: change format of Version to be suitable for internal use
1637:
1638: D 3.2 81/03/20 09:45:43 eric 20 19 00001/00001/00000
1639: change name (again); from postbox to sendmail
1640:
1641: D 3.1 81/03/07 14:27:18 eric 19 18 00001/00001/00000
1642: ----- delivermail ==> postbox -----
1643:
1644: D 2.8 81/02/28 11:54:11 eric 18 17 00000/00000/00001
1645: install VAX mpx file logging
1646:
1647: D 2.7 81/02/05 08:01:25 eric 17 16 00000/00000/00001
1648: always issued a delivermail error message regardless of M_QUIET
1649:
1650: D 2.6 81/01/10 14:28:41 eric 16 15 00000/00000/00001
1651: include ArpaLocal; flush output on errors; allow
1652: "user" "at" "host" as separate parameters; etc.
1653:
1654: D 2.5 81/01/08 23:57:31 eric 15 14 00000/00000/00001
1655: fixed botch in at => @ translation
1656:
1657: D 2.4 81/01/08 19:37:22 eric 14 13 00000/00000/00001
1658: fixed several bugs in parser; translate <lwsp> into quoted .
1659:
1660: D 2.3 80/12/06 17:33:32 eric 13 12 00000/00000/00001
1661: fix ^D botch in maketemp; allow "eric:eric,i.eric"
1662:
1663: D 2.2 80/11/20 19:57:57 eric 12 11 00000/00000/00001
1664: make dates be taken as date sent rather than date delivered
1665:
1666: D 2.1 80/11/05 11:00:06 eric 11 10 00000/00000/00001
1667: release 2
1668:
1669: D 1.10 80/10/28 23:52:38 eric 10 9 00000/00000/00001
1670: fixed ANOTHER bug in aliasing (this is getting dull....)
1671:
1672: D 1.9 80/10/27 19:28:30 eric 9 8 00000/00000/00001
1673: fix alias bug; count message sizes; map stderr->stdout; misc.
1674:
1675: D 1.8 80/10/21 12:58:43 eric 8 7 00000/00000/00001
1676: install dbm stuff + fix quoting bugs
1677:
1678: D 1.7 80/10/18 16:48:51 eric 7 6 00000/00000/00001
1679: cleanup for dbm stuff: Error => Errors; move local host
1680: detection into parse; misc cleanup
1681:
1682: D 1.6 80/10/15 10:24:24 eric 6 5 00000/00000/00001
1683: deal with disk overflows
1684:
1685: D 1.5 80/10/11 20:10:44 eric 5 4 00000/00000/00001
1686: fixed problem with sizeof MsgId == 0
1687:
1688: D 1.4 80/10/11 18:55:35 eric 4 3 00000/00000/00001
1689: cleanup to simplify distribution
1690:
1691: D 1.3 80/10/11 13:49:55 eric 3 2 00000/00000/00001
1692: accept multi-line fields in headers
1693:
1694: D 1.2 80/10/11 13:37:53 eric 2 1 00000/00000/00001
1695: test
1696:
1697: D 1.1 80/10/11 13:34:43 eric 1 0 00001/00000/00000
1698:
1699: code versions:
1700:
1701: conf.o:
1702: conf.c 4.4 8/28/83
1703: main.o:
1704: sendmail.h 4.2 8/28/83
1705: main.c 4.3 9/5/83
1706: collect.o:
1707: collect.c 4.1 7/25/83
1708: parseaddr.o:
1709: parseaddr.c 4.1 7/25/83
1710: alias.o:
1711: alias.c 4.1 7/25/83 (with DBM)
1712: deliver.o:
1713: deliver.c 4.2 8/28/83
1714: savemail.o:
1715: savemail.c 4.2 8/28/83
1716: err.o:
1717: err.c 4.2 9/5/83
1718: readcf.o:
1719: readcf.c 4.2 8/28/83
1720: stab.o:
1721: stab.c 4.1 7/25/83
1722: headers.o:
1723: headers.c 4.3 8/21/83
1724: recipient.o:
1725: recipient.c 4.1 7/25/83
1726: stats.o:
1727: stats.c 4.1 7/25/83
1728: daemon.o:
1729: daemon.c 4.4 8/28/83 (with daemon mode)
1730: usersmtp.o:
1731: usersmtp.c 4.4 9/7/83
1732: srvrsmtp.o:
1733: srvrsmtp.c 4.3 8/28/83
1734: queue.o:
1735: queue.c 4.1 7/25/83
1736: macro.o:
1737: macro.c 4.1 7/25/83
1738: util.o:
1739: util.c 4.2 8/31/83
1740: clock.o:
1741: clock.c 4.1 7/25/83
1742: trace.o:
1743: trace.c 4.1 7/25/83
1744: envelope.o:
1745: envelope.c 4.2 8/21/83
1746: sysexits.o:
1747: sysexits.c 4.2 7/31/83
1748: bmove.o:
1749: bmove.c 4.1 7/25/83
1750: arpadate.o:
1751: arpadate.c 4.1 7/25/83
1752: convtime.o:
1753: convtime.c 4.1 7/25/83
1754:
1755: # endif COMMENT
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