Version 2.5-147.9 of Clement
Release Notes: IP_banned email status can be overridden by standard users now. The banned list scan process was staying in zombie state, locking out the next scan; such updates were not transmitted to trusted remote (major bug). Group interface and cron activation days can all be unselected (if at least one day was not selected, saving this new configuration was not working). When a quarantined email is recalled, this release uses E-From domain instead of H-from domain. If both domains were not the same, the override directive was not working correctly with the next email.
Other releases
Release Notes: The Clement email admin can now select a batch of in-transit email to be resent or cancelled. This can be done via the Web interface by clicking on all selected recipients.
Release Notes: This version's main improvement is the ability to define a user alias a piped process. This can be easily defined via the Web interface (domains manag. -> click user domain -> aliases -> New alias). A pipedemo.sh shell script can be used as a starting point.
Release Notes: This version's main improvement is the LDAP interface. It can now probe an LDAP server to check if a user exists (no need to define all users within Clement if you already have an LDAP server). This version adds list capabilities to find out which users are sending or receiving most of the email traffic (numbers or volumes). The email transit interface is improved, and allows you to select one email to be re-sent within a list of delayed messages. Current clement users can do an 'rpm update'; previous configurations are kept.
Release Notes: This production release fixes a small bug within Authentication (AUTH PLAIN) on the SMTP channel (working now with an LG smartphone type).
Release Notes: The local plain alias email is set as the good originator when working in smart relaying mode. bl.ipv6.spameatingmonkey.net was removed from the IPv6 default SBL server list, as it is no longer responding.
