1.2023: Wed May 25 2011
- patch for minor (but annoying) options bug. Thanks Mr. Griffiths!
1.2022: Fri Mar 04 2011
- horrid little typo in socket builder
1.2021: Fri Mar 04 2011
1.2020: Mon Feb 07 2011
- Andrzej Adam Filip requested a CLOSE method for ::PipeSocket
1.2019: Wed Dec 01 2010
1.2018: Thu Oct 28 2010
1.2016: Sun Sep 05 2010
1.2016: Wed Sep 01 2010
- added readline callbacks; which I think I may leave
undocumented for now.
1.2016: Mon Aug 30 2010
1.2015: Sun Aug 29 2010
- got the pipesocket working
- made sure it ps works in the context of nisim
1.2014: Sun Aug 15 2010
- added uidsearch() -- just like search()
1.2013: Mon Aug 09 2010
- created the PipeSocket object
- skeled the connect support
1.2013: Sat Aug 07 2010
- added seq()
- added list2range
- added contrib/uidfetch
- fixed a BODY bug in the fetch grammar
1.2012: Sun Aug 01 2010
1.2011_00: Sat Jul 31 2010
- .{32766} appears to be a limit for that type of matching.
I also found a SIGSEGV in (??{ _noexist }) that may or may
not be known. Result? A billion times better interface for
the {#}\r\nstrings .
1.2010_99: Sun Jul 25 2010
- added a logout method that's just like quit, but doesn't
expunge and doesn't have a hardquit option.
1.2010_99: Sat Jul 24 2010
- I really like the way body_summary works and I love writing
grammars, so I wrote a generalized fetch() routine. It
could probably be used by body_summary() in the future.
1.2010: Mon Jul 19 2010
- If the client is not yet setting on a mailbox and a search
is issued, the client now selects the default mbox first.
- RFC3501 wants RFC 2822 dates for date-based searches,
%d-%m-%Y is therefore wrong, it should be %d-%b-%Y (huh).
- provide uidnext, uidvalidity, and uid
- also (incidental to the above) make status() take field
arguments
- fixed a "bug" where not passing coderefs to processcmd
will probably cause various crashes.
1.2010: Sun Jul 18 2010
- I was having some issues getting the debugs to work inside
Coro threads. Rather than debugging it properly I just
added more debug options
- changed the behavior of ->top($id) so that )\r\n isn't left
on the end of the last line of headers as they come back.
*** let me know if this broke something for you ***
1.2001: Wed Jul 14 2010
1.2000_1: Wed Jul 14 2010
1.2000: Tue Jul 06 2010
- Jason and I (due to a disagreement about what should be
returned by body_summary()) begun using objects instead.
This way the return value can be interrogated easily to see
what it is and what it has.
1.2000: Sat Jul 03 2010
- woodward sent in some rfc3501 fetch-body support and docs.
The extension requires Parse::RecDescent for correct
parsing, so body_summary() was forked off to an extensions
module.
1.1916: Mon Jun 07 2010
- woodward sent in an RFC-5256 patch to make SEARCH more correct
1.1915: Sat Jun 05 2010
- import the latest Net-IMAP-Server to the inc/ dir (1.27)
- report various bugs
- fix various bugs in inc/ dir
1.1913: Wed May 26 2010
1.1914: Wed May 26 2010
- pulled in changes from alexmv
1.1912: Fri Apr 23 2010
- Doug confirmed that it worked. I'm going to go ahead and
release this as a new version.
1.1912_1: Thu Apr 22 2010
1.1911: Sun Mar 14 2010
- Fixed [introduced] bugs illuminated in #55552 (RT), thanks
to Aaron Wilson <aaron@gmx.co.uk> for a positively excellent
bug report!
1.1910_2: Wed Feb 17 2010
1.1910_1: Sun Jan 17 2010
1.1910: Tue Oct 27 2009
- documented search() and added a bunch of kid functions that
issue searches on your behalf. Added tests for search().
1.1908: Thu Sep 24 2009
- top() does a surprisingly terrible job at groking header
lines. If you have something like this:
message-id:
<blarg-blarg.blarg>
date: wednesday, blarg blarg
xx:xx:xx (pdt)
The results are somewhat random concerning, lines vs
header-rows. My goal is to make sure each element of the
arrayref returned is a header line, not just a line of text.
1.1908: Sun Sep 20 2009
- added a really weak search command. I think we can do a
little better...
1.1907: Sun Jul 26 2009
- PREAUTH fix and tests
- a nifty little contrib/ dovecot pipe server thingy
- fixed serious issues with the greeting timeout
1.1905: Mon Jul 20 2009
- I apparently need Class::Accessor installed for tests.
Pulling over all deps of the now included net-imap-server
1.1904: Fri Jul 17 2009
- bestpractical's patch makes more sense than mine does
1.1903: Fri Jul 17 2009
- actually use the inc/ copy of net-imap-server
1.1902: Fri Jul 17 2009
- I decided to include a static copy of net-imap-server so I
know precisely what version is there for tests. Suggested
net-imap-server build tests using net-imap-simple this way.
1.1902: Thu Jul 16 2009
- There's apparently 5.10 problems with the tests (probably
not with the module). The tests are kinda hinky anyway.
1.1900: Fri Jul 10 2009
- I really thought I released this already. Lawl.
1.1900: Fri Jun 26 16:03:16 EDT 2009
- prolly going to release this, it seems to test fine all over
the place.
1.1899_07: Sun Jun 21 07:16:36 EDT 2009
- I decided to do get() my way, without ruining everything, by
blessing the arrayref and overloading '""'.
- I tought the t/35 test to prove that processcommand fails
just as Jonathan Kamens says.
- applied JIK's patch.
1.1899_07: Sat Jun 20 22:12:00 EDT 2009
- I want to change the way get() works. I don't think I
should, but I'd like to return the actual message in scalar
context and the lines in list context. Returning the lines
as an arrayref makes no sense to me.
1.1899_07: Sat Jun 20 15:26:13 EDT 2009
- while trying to get some delete and copy tests I ended up
working on expunge_mailbox() a little
- found another bug in Net::IMAP::Server::Mailbox... It's
clearly just a demo, but since I'm using it for my tests,
it's worth fixing.
- my delete tests do show that ranges like 3:5 really do work,
which makes me think RT#40203 may turn out to be spurious.
I'll let the tests prove it out before I close it though.
- I refactored the _reselect() stuff away, it was poorly
thought out. There's a clearcache() instead. Yeah, 40203
appears to be bogus because the client doesn't really parse
the sequence-set numbers. I have confirmed for sure that
you can $imap->delete("3:5,7,10") and it'll work just like
you called delete 5 times.
- Copies seem to work fine too. I'm going to close the
ticket.
- Documented the sequence set stuff so RT#40203 doesn't come
up again.
1.1899_06: Fri Jun 19 08:54:07 EDT 2009
- added a status() sub for the STATUS command
- added a status() test, with some unseen() flag tests
- added a select() and current_mailbox() test -- failed to unescape
the working mailbox for current_mailbox()
- reported a status command bug (in Mailbox) to
Net::IMAP::Server
- moved a bunch of contrib and t7lib modules around to keep
pause from indexing them.
- worked on the docs for seen and unseen
- created a method for error-checking when using msg_flags(),
seen() and unseen() -- which I think solves ticket 33189.
Basically, if Cyrus-imap is returning different values for
FETCH (FLAGS) than for STATUS, what can I really do to fix
it? However, the log provided by Mr Spiegl seems to suggest
he was counting errors as unseen messages... so this may
just fix it.
1.1899_05: Wed Jun 17 06:25:39 EDT 2009
- documented see, unsee, add_flags, and sub_flags
- used the IMAP RFC to show that gmail is wrong,
Net::IMAP::Server is right. google apps for domains
apparently selects an unseen message willy nilly (or which
ever is last) for the OK [UNSEEN #] message. It should be
the first unseen message. Their IMAP is notoriously
un-IMAP though. I shouldn't be so surprised.
- added undelete to go with the other flaggy functions
- added more flag tests
1.1899_05: Tue Jun 16 06:42:16 EDT 2009
- I started working on ticket 45953,
- created sub_flags() and add_flags()
- taught delete() to use add_flags() -- adds \Deleted
- providing see() and unsee() for ticket 45953
- I started building tests for the flag manipulation stuff and
put reselect stuff ... noticed a possible bug in
Net::IMAP::Server
1.1899_05: Sun Jun 14 07:14:54 EDT 2009
- fixed t/test_server.pm (use IO::Socket::INET, not Net::TCP)
1.1899_04: Sat Jun 13 18:33:46 EDT 2009
1.1899_03: Sat Jun 13 17:05:55 EDT 2009
- added a connection class so we might reject connections
after the 4th, or whatever, and possibly solve ticket 30229
- banged my head on the IO::Socket::SSL wall for a while
- buu (#perl freenode) set me straight on something enabling
me to close 30229.
1.1899_02: Sat Jun 13 07:39:29 EDT 2009
- moved some tests around and fixed the manifests
- added support, docs and test for EXAMINE
1.1899_01: Fri Jun 12 22:06:36 EDT 2009
- man Coro is disaggreable in the shutdown epoch, it took a
fork, a setsid and another fork to disssociate the test from
the Coro ... um... messing with exit().
- decided as I clear tickets from RT, I'll write tests. As I
write tests, I'll release dev releases, the goal will be
1.1900 -- all RT cleared.
1.1900: Thu Jun 11 07:17:13 EDT 2009
- fixed a bug I created in select
- moved the tests around a little, getting ready for a whole
suite
1.1900: Wed Jun 10 22:01:53 EDT 2009
- It took me forever to figure out why the append command
wouldn't work. Bug submitted to Net::IMAP::Server
- added my login function to contrib
- I think I fixed the oldest bug on RT
1.1810: Sun Jun 7 10:52:30 EDT 2009
- made $imap->select return "0E0" when 0 messages are found
after an otherwise successful select.
1.1810: Sat Jun 6 22:13:34 EDT 2009
- Started working on the tests. Net::IMAP::Simple doesn't
seem to be able to handle the results of a select command as
returned by Net::IMAP::Server. This may indicate other
problems with protocol compliance. I can't say definitley
for sure that it's ::Simple, but that's the most likely
suspect.
- Made the module pull in IO::Socket::SSL without needing to
involve another module that probably shouldn't be a whole
separate distribution anyway. Considering deprecating the
Net::IMAP::Simple::SSL for that reason, and because that
whole distribution is only 2 useful lines anyway.
1.1800: Thu Jun 4 21:44:59 EDT 2009
- jettero started pulling in his changes.
1.17 2006-10-11
- Beta/Developer release -> production
1.16_1 2006-10-02
- Beta Release
- Added debugging
- Upgraded imap.pl example script
- Updated documentation
- Added a few patches here and there
1.16 2006-06-13
- Multiple bugs identified by nate@cs.wisc.edu. Patch
provided by Nate. Nate also provided new release tests -
thanks man.
1.15 2005-11-21
- Added mailboxes_subscribed() function introduced by John
Cappiello. This function provides a method for retreiving
a list of mailboxes which the user has subscribed to. This
differs from the mailboxes() function in that with the
mailboxes() function all mailboxes are returned, regardless
ass to whether or not the user has subscribed to them.
1.14 2005-10-01
- Fixed error in sample code within the POD documentation
identified by Matthew S. Hallacy
1.13 2005-09-28
- Versioning schema changed to use CVS versioning rather than
hard coded versioning. This is to address issues some
people are having with bug tracking and package management
tools.
0.105 2005-09-28
- Fixed syntax problem in the bindaddr option. Thanks
Dagobert Michelsen for pointing this out.
0.104 2005-08-06
- Fixed major bug discovered in get() and getfh() which
caused message lines to be dropped if they started with an
"*"
0.103 2005-07-10
- Fixed error in select() identified by Guido Kerkewitz and
Jonathan B. Glatt
- Added folder_subscribe() and folder_unsubscribe() functions
provided by Guido Kerkewitz.
0.102 2005-06-25
- Fixed protocol error identified within the
expunge_mailbox() function. (Thanks alot to William Faulk
for pointing this out)
- Fixed bugs in the sample imap.pl script provided.
- Added flags() and recent() routines
- Added current_box() function
- Added use_select_cache and select_cache_ttl options. These
options will allow you to enable internal caching for
select() operations.
0.101 2005-01-06
- Fixed bug which resulted in inconsistant results from
login()
0.100 2005-14-05
- Fixed dates in Changes file
- Fixed IMAP protocol error identified by John A. Murphy
- Changed behavior of login() to only return true or false.
This change means that to get the current number of
messages in a users INBOX folder you will need to preform a
simple $imap->select("INBOX") after successfully logging
in.
- Added messages() function
- Added the frame work within select() to provide more
detailed information about the current IMAP framework
0.99 2005-28-04
- Added multi-line header patch for bug discovered in top(),
thanks Sergey Mudrik for pointing this out.
0.98 2005-27-04
- Minor document changes
- Fixed implimentation bug with the new option set
0.97 2005-26-04
- Added patch submitted by LTHEGLER to address the multiple
line output problem.
0.96 2005-26-04
- Took over module development (Colin Faber)
- Fixed synopsis to provide a functional example (Colin
Faber)
- Added error handling (Colin Faber)
- Added IPv6 support (Colin Faber)
- Added port, timeout, use_v6, retry, retry_delay and
bindaddr options to the object creation method.
0.95 2004-06-09
- Accept port configuration (Matt Bradford).
- Documentation overhaul (Casey West).
- Huge internal code overhaul (Casey West).
- Implemented expunge_mailbox() (Florin Andrei).
0.94 Thu May 20 15:24:21 EDT 2004
- Taken by Casey West.
- Quoted the password argument to login() when sending to
IMAP LOGIN command.
- Added arguments for searching in paths and for mailboxes in
the mailboxes() command.
- Distribution clean up.
0.93 Thu Dec 16 16:15:00 1999
- LIST ... {\d}\r\nmailbox parsing in mailboxes()
- better escaping of \" e \\ (Netscape server doesn't put
the \\ in the mailbox name. Why?)
0.92 Tue Dec 13 15:07:00 1999
- seen method
- \r\n as EOL. Thanks to Edward Chao!
- \" escaping. Thanks to Edward Chao!
0.91 Tue Nov 9 11:41:00 1999
- getfh method
- fixed bugs in the documentation(!!!)
0.90 Wed Nov 3 15:29:13 1999
- original version; created by h2xs 1.18