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13. By Laszlo Kajan

* Non-maintainer upload.
* Fixed 'modifies conffiles (policy 10.7.3): /etc/dma/dma.conf'
  Closes: #688682

12. By Peter Pentchev

* Fix the parsing of multiple comma-separated and bracketed addresses
  in the 20-parse-recipient patch. Closes: #686164
* Consequently, refresh (line numbering only) the 24-random-message-id,
  28-valid-recipient, 40-smtp-banner, 44-newline and 45-received
  patches.

11. By Peter Pentchev

* Update the debconf translations:
  - Danish by Joe Dalton; Closes: #659776
  - Refresh the bg, cs, de, es, eu, fi, fr, ja, pt, ru, sv translations
    using debconf-updatepo with no actual changes.
* Bump Standards-Version to 3.9.3 with no changes.
* Update the copyright file to the copyright-format/1.0 format and
  bump the year on my copyright notice.
* Bump the debhelper compatibility level to 9 with no changes.

10. By Peter Pentchev

* This is hopefully the last upload before the long overdue update of
  dma to a newer upstream release.
* Fix the syntax of the dfcompat.c entry in debian/copyright.
* Add the 44-newline patch (upstream rev. 807f777) to allow the last
  input line to not be terminated with a newline character.
  Closes: #648369
* Add the 45-received patch to fix the format of the Received header.
  Closes: #650268
* Add the 46-smtp-newline patch to deal with SMTP servers that may
  send a response in more than one TCP packet. Closes: #650265
* Amend the 13-hardening patch to also change three instances of
  strncpy() to snprintf() to ensure null-termination.

9. By Peter Pentchev

* Add the 42-fix-ftbfs-binutils-gold patch to fix the build on Ubuntu natty
  with the binutils-gold linker - place the list of libraries *after*
  the files that use the libraries' routines. I couldn't reproduce
  the FTBFS on Debian with binutils-gold-2.21.0.20110302-1, but it
  seems a really sensible change to make anyway :)
  Closes: #616586
* Update the copyright file to the latest DEP 5 candidate format and
  fix the DEP 5 URL after the Alioth migration.
* Add the 43-const patch to fix the build with OpenSSL 1.0 and allow
  dma to migrate back to testing (oops!). Closes: #622052
* Add Multi-Arch: foreign, just in case.
* Only build with -Werror if the "werror" option is set, not by default.
* Bump Standards-Version to 3.9.2 with no changes.

8. By Peter Pentchev

* Drop the explicit versioned dependency on liblockfile1.
* Add the 41-cppcheck patch to fix a memory leak.
* In the 37-gnu-hurd patch, look harder for the maximum length of
  a hostname using sysconf(3) and also checking HOST_NAME_MAX.
* Mark the 37-gnu-hurd and 40-smtp-banner patches as forwarded upstream.
* Build with -Werror by default.
* Upload to unstable.

7. By Peter Pentchev

* Add the 37-gnu-hurd patch to really fix the FTBFS on GNU/Hurd.
* Convert several shell output assignments from = to :=
* Switch to bzip2 compression for the Debian tarball.

6. By Peter Pentchev

* Update the debconf translations:
  - French by Steve Petruzzello; Closes: #587883
* Bump Standards-Version to 3.9.1 with no changes.
* Disable deferred delivery by default, as in the upstream version:
  - in the 03-debian-locations patch, comment the DEFER keyword in dma.conf,
    as it is upstream
  - refresh the 11-double-bounce.patch
  - reword the README.Debian section on deferred delivery a bit
  - add a news blurb

5. By Peter Pentchev

* Quick on the heels of -1 to fix a momentary lapse of reason on my part:
  in the 03-debian-locations patch, revert part of the 0.0.2010.06.17-1
  change: do not set a un-overrideable default for the deferred delivery!
  Closes: #587593
* Update the debconf translations:
  - Japanese by Hideki Yamane; Closes: #587543

4. By Peter Pentchev

* New upstream version:
  - no longer reports the remote port number; Closes: #544820
  - fixes some queue locking problems; Closes: #582593
  - adapt the rules file to use the GNU Makefile instead of the BSD one
  - drop pmake from Build-Depends
  - remove the 01-debian-build patch, overtaken by upstream changes
  - in the 03-debian-locations patch, make the Debian defaults actual
    defaults for the dma binary, not just in the dma.conf file
  - adapt the 04-debian-setgid patch for the GNU Makefile
  - in the 10-liblockfile patch, change the GNU Makefile, too
  - enhance the 11-double-bounce patch a bit:
    - use dma's own delqueue() function instead of a naive unlink() so
      all the queue files are cleaned up
    - document the Debian default for DBOUNCEPROG in the manual page
  - resurrect the 13-hardening patch, correcting a couple of
    unchecked asprintf(3) and vasprintf(3) invocations
  - the functionality of the 20-parse-recipient patch was implemented
    upstream in a different way, so replace it with a small bugfix
  - remove the 22-openfiles patch, overtaken by upstream changes
  - in the 24-random-message-id patch, change the GNU Makefile, too
  - add the 27-int-size patch to cast a variable to the correct type
  - add the 28-valid-recipient patch to fix parsing recipients out of
    the message body
  - add the 29-double-free patch to fix a double-free error
  - add the 30-ldflags patch to honor LDFLAGS if specified
  - refresh the 09-typos, 17-mailname, 23-dirent-d_type, and
    25-unsupported-starttls patches
  - teach the dbounce-simple-safecat handler about the M*/Q* spool
    files scheme
* Bump Standards-Version to 3.9.0 with no changes.
* Update the copyright file:
  - bring it up to the latest revision of the DEP 5
  - update the upstream copyright notices
  - bump the year on my copyright notice
* Remove the diffsrc rules target which was intended for my own
  internal use, but has outlived its time.
* Use dpkg-buildflags from dpkg-dev >= 1.15.7~ to get the default
  values for CFLAGS, CPPFLAGS, and LDFLAGS; no longer rely on
  dpkg-buildpackage to set them by default.
* Add the dma-migrate utility (in a separate binary package) to convert
  spool files to the new queue format (M* and Q* files for each message)
* Add a dma-migrate invocation to dma.cron.d
* Shorten the Vcs-Browser URL.
* Add the 31-sigalrm-backoff patch to force a delivery attempt on SIGALRM.
* Properly substitute the debconf-supplied values for DBOUNCEPROG and
  SMARTHOST into dma.conf even if they are empty without generating
  an invalid dma.conf file.
* Remove the smarthost default; dma does MX lookups now, so it doesn't
  really *need* one anymore.
* Reword the debconf relayhost question - dma does not really need
  a smarthost anymore.
* Update the debconf translations:
  - Bulgarian
  - Portuguese by Américo Monteiro
  - German by Helge Kreutzmann; Closes: #586531
  - Russian by Yuri Kozlov; Closes: #586579
  - Czech by Michal Simunek; Closes: #586791
  - Swedish by Martin Bagge; Closes: #586825
  - Spanish by Francisco Javier Cuadrado; Closes: #587088
* Update the smarthost configuration information in README.Debian.
* Add the 32-comment-uncomment patch to correct the manual page wording.
* Add the 33-opportunistic-tls patch to allow remote connections to proceed
  even if the STARTTLS negotiation fails.
* Fix the 25-unsupported-starttls patch to actually error out if the SSL
  negotiation fails.
* Forward all the non-Debian-specific patches upstream to Simon Schubert.
* Add the 34-manpage-defaults patch to properly document what dma will use
  as default values if not specified in the config file instead of what
  the default config file specifies. Closes: #544748
* Add the 35-delivery-retry patch to try local deliveries a bit more often
  and to randomize the delivery timeout to avoid locking issues.

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