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35. By Stéphane Graber on 2011-05-06

* Merge from debian unstable. Remaining changes:
  - debian/init, debian/fetchmail.postinst: don't stop fetchmail in
    runlevels [06], the default 'killall' handler should be sufficient
    because fetchmail writes are properly completed before telling the
    server it's ok to delete.

34. By Artur Rona on 2010-12-04

* Merge from Debian unstable. Remaining changes: (LP: #685065)
  - debian/init, debian/fetchmail.postinst: don't stop fetchmail in
    runlevels [06], the default 'killall' handler should be sufficient
    because fetchmail writes are properly completed before telling the
    server it's ok to delete.
  - This upload fixes bug with wrong path. (LP: #669066, Closes: #603861)

33. By Artur Rona on 2010-10-24

* Merge from Debian unstable, remaining changes: (LP: #665555)
  - debian/init, debian/fetchmail.postinst: don't stop fetchmail in
    runlevels [06], the default 'killall' handler should be sufficient
    because fetchmail writes are properly completed before telling the
    server it's ok to delete.

32. By Artur Rona on 2010-07-25

* Merge from Debian unstable, remaining changes: (LP: #609634)
  - debian/init, debian/fetchmail.postinst: don't stop fetchmail in
    runlevels [06], the default 'killall' handler should be sufficient
    because fetchmail writes are properly completed before telling the
    server it's ok to delete.

31. By Steve Langasek on 2010-06-22

* Merge from Debian unstable, remaining changes:
  - Suggest default-mta | mail-transport-agent, not
    exim4 | mail-transport-agent.
  - debian/init, debian/fetchmail.postinst: don't stop fetchmail in
    runlevels [06], the default 'killall' handler should be sufficient
    because fetchmail writes are properly completed before telling the
    server it's ok to delete.
* Dropped changes:
  - don't depend on sysv-rc (>= 2.86.ds1-14.1ubuntu2); the 'multiuser'
    argument to update-rc.d is deprecated.
  - 06_cert_0_byte.patch: included upstream.
  - python2.6 compatibility: fix included in Debian.
* debian/rules, debian/fetchmailconf.install: fix up python2.6 compatibility
  by accounting for site-packages vs. dist-packages across python versions.

30. By Alexander Sack on 2010-03-05

rebuild rest of main for armel armv7/thumb2 optimization;
UbuntuSpec:mobile-lucid-arm-gcc-v7-thumb2

29. By Andreas Olsson on 2009-08-14

Fixes Python 2.6 compatibility, by looking for fetchmailconf.py
in /usr/lib/`pyversions -d`/dist-packages (LP: #371072)

28. By Kees Cook on 2009-08-13

* SECURITY UPDATE: SSL cert validation bypass via NULL bytes.
  - add 06_cert_0_byte.patch, thanks to Nico Golde.
  - CVE-2009-2666

27. By Steve Langasek on 2009-06-07

No-change rebuild against libkrb5-3.

26. By Michael Casadevall on 2008-12-23

* Merge from debian unstable, remaining changes:
  - debian/patches/06_fix_CVE-2008-2711_DoS.patch
    - Removed, merged upstream
  - debian/fetchmail.postinst: Use multiuser update-rc.d mode (TearDown).
  - debian/control: exim4 -> postfix suggestion (this is an unimportant
    change now, so should the multiuser change ever go into Debian, this can
    be dropped).