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@Update to Dovecot 2.1.1.  Major changes since 2.0.x:

* Plugins now use UTF-8 mailbox names rather than mUTF-7: acl, autocreate,
  expire, trash, virtual
* auth_username_format default changed to %Lu. If you really want case
  sensitive usernames, set it back to empty.
* Solr full text search backend changed to use mailbox GUIDs instead of mailbox
  names, requiring reindexing everything. solr_old backend can be used with old
  indexes to avoid reindexing, but it doesn't support some newer features.
* Expire plugin: Only go through users listed by userdb iteration.  Delete dict
  rows for nonexistent users, unless expire_keep_nonexistent_users=yes.
* Temporary authentication failures sent to IMAP/POP3 clients now includes the
  server's hostname and timestamp. This makes it easier to find the error
  message from logs.
* dsync was merged into doveadm. There is still "dsync" symlink pointing to
  "doveadm", which you can use the old way for now.  The preferred ways to run
  dsync are "doveadm sync" (for old "dsync mirror") and "doveadm backup".

+ imapc (= IMAP client) storage allows using a remote IMAP server to be used as
  storage. This allows using Dovecot as a smart (caching) proxy or using dsync to
  do migration from remote IMAP server.
+ Mailbox indexing via queuing indexer service (required for Lucene)
+ Lucene full text search (FTS) backend rewritten with support for different
  languages
+ FTS finally supports "OR" search operation
+ FTS supports indexing attachments via external programs
+ IMAP FUZZY extension, supported by Lucene and Solr FTS backends
+ IMAP SPECIAL-USE extension to describe mailboxes
+ Mailbox list indexes
+ Statistics tracking via stats service. Exported via doveadm stats.
+ Autocreate plugin creates/subscribes mailboxes physically only when the
  mailbox is opened for the first time. Mailbox listing shows the autocreated
  mailboxes even if they don't physically exist.
+ Password and user databases now support default_fields and override_fields
  settings to specify template defaults/overrides.
+ SCRAM-SHA-1 authentication mechanism by Florian Zeitz
+ LDAP: Allow building passdb/userdb extra fields from multiple LDAP attributes
  by using %{ldap:attributeName} variables in the template.
+ Improved multi-instance support: Track automatically which instances are
  started up and manage the list with doveadm instance commands.  All Dovecot
  commands now support -i <instance_name> parameter to select the instance
  (instead of having to use -c <config path>).  See instance_name setting.
+ auth: Implemented support for Postfix's "TCP map" sockets for user existence
  lookups.
- listescape plugin works perfectly now

Changes since 2.1.0:

+ dsync: If message with same GUID is saved multiple times in session, copy it
  instead of re-saving.
- acl plugin + autocreated mailboxes crashed when listing mailboxes
- doveadm force-resync: Don't skip autocreated mailboxes (especially INBOX).
- If process runs out of fds, stop listening for new connections only
  temporarily, not permanently (avoids hangs with process_limit=1 services)
- auth: passdb imap crashed for non-login authentication (e.g. smtp).
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@$NetBSD: patch-ah,v 1.2 2010/12/03 21:21:11 ghen Exp $

--- src/lib/env-util.c.orig	2010-11-10 16:09:10.000000000 +0000
+++ src/lib/env-util.c
@@@@ -59,7 +59,11 @@@@ void env_clean(void)
 	if (clearenv() < 0)
 		i_fatal("clearenv() failed");
 #else
+#ifdef __APPLE__
+	char **environ = *_NSGetEnviron();
+#else
 	extern char **environ;
+#endif
 
 	/* Try to clear the environment.
 
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1.2
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@Update to Dovecot 2.0.8.

* Services' default vsz_limits weren't being enforced correctly in
  earlier v2.0 releases. Now that they are enforced, you might notice
  that the default limits are too low and you need to increase them.
  This problem will show up in logs as "out of memory" errors.
  See default_vsz_limit and service { vsz_limit } settings.
* LMTP: In earlier versions if mail was delivered to user+detail@@domain
  address, LMTP server always attempted to deliver the mail to mailbox
  named "detail". This was rather unintentional and shouldn't have been
  the default. lmtp_save_to_detail_mailbox=yes setting now preserves
  this behavior (default is no).

+ Added systemd support (configure --with-systemdsystemunitdir).
  Based on patch by Christophe Fergeau.
+ Replaced broken mbox-snarf plugin with a new more generic snarf
  plugin.
- dbox: Fixes to handling external mail attachments
- verbose_proctitle=yes didn't work for all processes in v2.0.7
- imap, pop3: When service { client_count } was larger than 1, the
  log messages didn't use the correct prefix. Last logged in user's
  prefix was always used, regardless of what user's session actually
  logged it. Now the proper log prefix is always used.
- MySQL: Only the first specified host was ever used
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@Initial revision
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@@@@ -73,7 +77,11 @@@@ void env_clean(void)
 struct env_backup *env_backup_save(void)
 {
 	struct env_backup *env;
+#ifdef __APPLE__
+	char **environ = *_NSGetEnviron();
+#else
 	extern char **environ;
+#endif
 	unsigned int i, count;
 	pool_t pool;
 
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1.1.1.1
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@Dovecot is an open source IMAP and POP3 server for Linux/UNIX-like systems,
written with security primarily in mind. Dovecot is an excellent choice for both
small and large installations. It's fast, simple to set up, requires no special
administration and it uses very little memory.
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