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16920 |
| 12-Aug-1984 |
eric |
clean up botch in $[ $] code |
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16914 |
| 11-Aug-1984 |
eric |
Add $[ and $] as RHS operators to look up the contents and pass them to maphostname; maphostname currently looks them up in /etc/hosts and converts them to canonical form, but could be turned into a
Add $[ and $] as RHS operators to look up the contents and pass them to maphostname; maphostname currently looks them up in /etc/hosts and converts them to canonical form, but could be turned into a general name server..... huzzah!!
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16900 |
| 11-Aug-1984 |
eric |
Assorted changes from Guy Harris <rlgvax!guy>: mostly lint & USG |
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16889 |
| 11-Aug-1984 |
eric |
Changes from Greg Couch <ucsfcgl!gregc> for V7 compatibility and miscellaneous bug fixes; "clear" => "bzero" and "bmove" => "bcopy" throughout for consistency; bzero is now in bcopy.c (these are supp
Changes from Greg Couch <ucsfcgl!gregc> for V7 compatibility and miscellaneous bug fixes; "clear" => "bzero" and "bmove" => "bcopy" throughout for consistency; bzero is now in bcopy.c (these are supplied by libc on 4.2bsd)
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16593 |
| 17-Jun-1984 |
eric |
abortive attempt to install a name server.... sigh. |
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16202 |
| 17-Mar-1984 |
eric |
always fold case on host names; fold case on the LHS of aliases |
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16162 |
| 11-Mar-1984 |
eric |
disable UPPER->lower case mapping in RHS's of aliases so that upper case letters can be used in file names and as args to programs. |
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16155 |
| 11-Mar-1984 |
eric |
change macro expansion character from $ to \001 so that $'s can be used in headers -- the .cf file is unchanged by mapping $ to \001. \001 is now a manifest constant. |
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15284 |
| 23-Oct-1983 |
eric |
handle dollar signs in headers properly |
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15253 |
| 16-Oct-1983 |
eric |
reset errno in parseaddr so that syserr gives a permanent error code and no extraneous information about non-errors |
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14112 |
| 25-Jul-1983 |
eric |
4.2 release version |
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11726 |
| 26-Mar-1983 |
eric |
rewrite again with ruleset 3 after appending from domain so that we can add any punctuation, e.g., "<" "@" "domain" ">" |
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11445 |
| 08-Mar-1983 |
eric |
Pass the delimiter character to parseaddr so that we can correctly decide between comma and space |
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11423 |
| 07-Mar-1983 |
eric |
Handle OLDSTYLE addresses properly with the -t flag; notice that tabs also delimit addresses (as well as spaces) |
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11405 |
| 05-Mar-1983 |
eric |
Ignore delimiters (e.g., commas) inside quotes |
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11278 |
| 24-Feb-1983 |
eric |
arrange to cleanup addresses using ruleset 4 before storing in ADDR struct |
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11156 |
| 19-Feb-1983 |
eric |
Avoid core dumps on very long addresses in headers. |
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10690 |
| 02-Feb-1983 |
eric |
implement classes and mailer flags as a bit map; define new class 'w' as the set of all hosts we are known by |
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10310 |
| 15-Jan-1983 |
eric |
be sure everything gets appropriately externalized; canonname goes away, since everything is now done by remotename |
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10183 |
| 06-Jan-1983 |
eric |
allow user-setable error codes in "error" mailer |
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10177 |
| 06-Jan-1983 |
eric |
split up FULLSMTP flag -- now have "X" (M_XDOT, use hidden dot algorithm), "p" (M_FROMPATH, use reverse-path in MAIL FROM:<> command), and "L" (M_LIMITS, enforce SMTP line limits). I would like to c
split up FULLSMTP flag -- now have "X" (M_XDOT, use hidden dot algorithm), "p" (M_FROMPATH, use reverse-path in MAIL FROM:<> command), and "L" (M_LIMITS, enforce SMTP line limits). I would like to change the format of the mail defn one more time to make named fields so that it would be more extensible.
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10100 |
| 03-Jan-1983 |
eric |
have canonname pass the address through ruleset four also |
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9888 |
| 24-Dec-1982 |
eric |
Change parse to parseaddr for BB&N TCP/IP implementation; clean up comments in daemon.c to simplify the poor alternate protocol type. |
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9594 |
| 09-Dec-1982 |
eric |
Fix a bug triggered when we add the sender's "@domain" to an address in the message body that is missing a domain -- we forgot to null terminate the list. |
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9585 |
| 09-Dec-1982 |
eric |
be able to match the inverse of a class using the $~x syntax |