Here I add changes which may be important for you. See ChangeLog for more
details and the manual pages for a more complete description
of added options.

0.2.18

- delivery warnings and failures are now also implermented if the
connection to a server fails. Because masqmail is designed for dialup
networks, a connection failure will merely generate a warning by default.
If you deliver in a local network and use the default local_net route,
this would generte a failure. You can change this behaviour by setting
connect_error_fail
to either true or false in the route configurations.

0.2.17

- delivery warnings have been finally implemented: if delivery of a mail
fails temporarily, warning mail will be generated, informing the sender
of the problem. After some time, the mail will be handled as failing
permanently, and be bounced. New options: 'warn_intervals',
'max_defer_time' and 'warnmsg_file'.

- the message templates for failures and warnings will now be installed
into /usr/share/masqmail/tpl/, and no longer to /etc/masqmail/tpl/. The
default for the search path (options 'errmsg_file' and 'warnmsg_file'
has been changed accordingly.

- new option 'last_route'. See man 5 masqmail.route.

0.2.12
two new options have been added:
- do_pipelining will be used only in broken mail setups. Actually, I
implemented it only to test such a setup.

- helo_name for routes sets the helo_name. This may be useful for
eg. ssh tunneling, or if do_correcthelo does not work, because you are
behind a firewall.

- the old 'remote_port' option should not be used any more. Set the
port with mail_host="foo.bar.com:1234" in the route file instead.

0.2.11

- two new options have been added: do_save_envelope_to for the main
configuration and map_h_mail_followup_to_addresses for the route
files. See the man pages on purpose and usage.

- the route files can now be mode 0400, owned by root. Previous
versions had problems when sendmail was called directly by a
non-priviledged user, because the route files could not be read.

0.2.10

- this version should work on FreeBSD. At least I care now if it does not.

- masqmail now writes pid files to /var/run/, one for the smtp/queue
daemon and one for the get daemon. So you now know whom to kill ;-)

- much effort has been put into the Debian package, which now uses debconf.

0.2.7

- sorry for my reluctany in the last months...
- my email address is oku@masqmail.cx. I hope that I keep this for the rest
of my life...

0.2.6

- you can configure the prefered local delivery mechanism for each user. See
man page masqmail.conf (5), options mbox_default, mbox_users, mda_users and
maildir_users. BIT FAT NOTE: if you used an mda, set mbox_default = "mda"
(or use the mda_users option). Just setting mda is not enough any more.

- there are the allowed_return_paths and not_allowed_return_paths for the
route configurations, this enables better checking for return path addresses
than allowed_mail_locals. You can also use this to enable or disable messages
from null sender addresses (<>) using "<>".
note: this option has been there for quite a time... I just forgot to document it.

0.2.5

- simple relay checking: if you set do_relay=false in masqmail.conf, users
with a return path that is not local will get a 550 reply if they try to
deliver to a not local address. This is for users to force them to have a
proper configuration. It is _not_ to prevent spammers from using your MTA
as a relay, it can be easily forged! masqmail is not designed to be an always
accessible MTA for an internet site.

- added Maildir support. To use it, add --enable-maildir as ./configure
optiom. Currently, if enabled, all local deliveries are to Maildir
(in ~user/Maildir), and none to mailbox. This is preliminary, future versions
will be configurable (probably together with mda delivery).

0.2.4 

- added -v option, this logs to stdout, so you see what happens when
calling masqmail from command line. This is not yet finished, and only
for fetching mails completed.

0.2.3

- new option lock_dir where locks will be put to. Defaults to the spool
dir with '/lock/' appended (if spool_dir is /var/spool/masqmail/, lock_dir
is /var/spool/masqmail/lock/).

- You can use the 'do_uidl_dele' option more reliably. The uidl list
will be written immediately after a message was fetched, so if you use the
do_uidl and do_uidl_dele option you can safely interrupt masqmail when it is
getting mail via pop3, and do not get the message again next time.

- there are a lot of new options for ./configure to customize masqmail
to your needs. See INSTALL.

- Uli Funcke sent a patch with the new options 'local_addresses' and
'not_local_addresses' for masqmail.conf. With these, you can declare single
email addresses as local, though they normally are not, and vice versa,
declare addresses as not local though normally they are (determined with
local_hosts). These options are not yet documented.

0.2.2
- with -go5m you can now run a get daemon, the command 'masqmail -go5m' will fetch
mail every five minutes, using the detected online configuration.

0.2.1

- there is a new option for the main conf: online_gets. Using this option,
you can retrieve mail with just calling masqmail -go, masqmail will detect
whether it is online (similar to conect_routes (which is now called
online_routes)).

0.2.0

This is the first release of he development branch of masqmail

- the default configuration is now /etc/masqmail/masqmail.conf
  (as it already was for the debian package). The --with-conffile
  option for configure has been replaced by the --with-confdir option.

- added delivery failure notices:
  o you can customize your own delivery failure report, its
    default location is /etc/masqmail/tpl/failmsg.tpl
  o if a delivery via a route fails permanently (the server replied with a 5xx status)
    the message will be bounced, if it is bounced, no further delivery will be attempted.
    This is different to previous versions, where failed messages were kept in the queue until
    it was finally delivered, deleted or forever.

- there is a new online detection method: pipe. This allows you more
  flexibility to detect the current online status, eg. the DHCP status on notebooks.

This method will once replace the 'mserver' option,
you can already use the program mservdetect to use it:

online_method=pipe
online_pipe="/usr/bin/mservdetect localhost 222"

instead of

online_etect=mserver
mserver_iface="localhost:222"

0.1.9

- you can use pipes in routes to implement gateways to uucp, fax, sms etc.
The setup is similar to mda transport. See man pages.

- for each connection (connect_routes), you can now give a list of
route files, which will be used in the order given. You can use the
filter rules (allowed_* and not_allowed_* rules) within each route.

0.1.8

- for pop retrieval and smtp sending you can use a wrapper for eg. ssl
tunneling. See man pages.

- a user can delete his mail from the spool with -Mrm if received
locally, and if you configure with --enable-ident and set
ident_trusted_nets also if received via smtp.

- a backslash now works to escape characters in the configuration, so
you can now use quotes inside quotes. All other characters with a
leading backslash will be converted to itself (\a becomes a, \\
becomes \).

- you can now use an mda for local mails. The mda will be called
*after* alias expansion. See documentation for more.

0.1.0
- masqmail can now retrieve mail with pop3. See the manual on how to do that.
- supports now ESMTP AUTH as a client.
- when called with -qo (without a connection name), the online status
will be checked with the configured method.

0.0.10
- there is now alias support. Give the location of the alias file (usually /etc/aliases) with eg.
alias_file = "/etc/aliases"
- delivery to pipes is now possible, but only if it appears in an alias file. Example:
pipe: |/usr/bin/command
will expand the address pipe to "|/usr/bin/command" which invokes '/usr/bin/command'
as the user and group masqmail is running as.
- entries starting with '\' in alias files will not be exanded further

- changed permissions for queue runs again: got to be root, mail or in group trusted.

- some configuration parameters can be read from files, these are
allowed_mail_locals, not_allowed_mail_locals, allowed_rcpt_domains, not_allowed_rcpt_domains,
map_return_path_addresses, map_h_from_addresses, map_h_reply_to_addresses
any entry in these list beginning with a '/' are regarded as
filenames, the content of these will be put at that location. Entries
in these files are separated by new lines.  Example:
in the route file you have:
map_h_from_addresses = "/etc/masqmail/hfrom.map"
and hfrom.map contains:

john: John Smith <jsmith@mail.academic.edu>
cmiller: "Charlie Miller" <cmiller@foo.com>

UPDATE (Jan 2000): The new home location of MasqMail is
http://www.innominate.org/~oku/masqmail/, the new email adress of the
author is Oliver Kurth <kurth@innominate.de>.

0.0.9
- see ChangeLog.

NOTE: The home location of MasqMail at
http://merlin.uni-sw.gwdg.de/~okurth/masqmail/ is uncertain from the
beginning of Nov. 1999! See http://www.freshmeat.net for new
announcements. I leave the university and begin a new job on Nov. 1st 1999
in Berlin :-).

0.0.8:
- there is now a FAQ page. See docs/faq.html.
- added allowed_rcpt_domains option for routes.
- added allowed_mail_locals and not_allowed_mail_locals options for routes.
- mailq now gives information about the time mails spent in the queue,
the message size and the received host.

0.0.7:
-bug fix release: for statements in two	adjacent lines, the second was not recognized.

0.0.6:
- bug fix release: some MUAs (cucipop) saw the locally delivered mails
concatenated. (cucipop is not a MUA  but a pop server, but it has to read the
mails).

0.0.5:
- fixed a bug that caused the headers to be lost under some circumstances.
- added expand_h_sender_domain option for routes.
- rewrote the libresolv part in configure. Should work better now.

0.0.4:
- MM should now recognize whether libresolv should be linked.
- added --with-logdir=LOGDIR and --with-spooldir=SPOOLDIR to set directories.
  These will be created if not already existent.
- added --with-user=USER, --with-group=GROUP options to set user and group id
  for MasqMail.

0.0.3:
- MasqMail can now deliver mails that are received at online
  time immediately to the internet. See the options detect_online,
  mserver_iface and online_file.
- You can define a route configuration for the local net. See option
  local_net_route.