CVS commit: pkgsrc/mail/gmime

[Thomas Klausner <wiz%netbsd.org@localhost>]

Module Name:    pkgsrc
Committed By:   wiz
Date:           Wed Apr 16 14:37:39 UTC 2008

Modified Files:
        pkgsrc/mail/gmime: Makefile distinfo

Log Message:
Update to 2.2.18:

2008-03-13  Jeffrey Stedfast

        * gmime/gmime-parser.c (parser_construct_message): Changed
        content_length to an unsigned long rather than unsigned int, fixes
        bug #521872. Thanks to Pawel Salek for this fix.

2008-03-10  Jeffrey Stedfast

        * gmime/gmime-parser.c (parser_scan_mime_part_content): Don't let
        size go negative.

2008-02-09  Jeffrey Stedfast

        * gmime/gmime-filter-basic.c (filter_filter): Use the new macros
        defined below.

        * gmime/gmime-utils.c (rfc2047_encode_word): Use the new macros.

        * gmime/gmime-utils.h: Added more accurate encoding-length macros
        for base64, quoted-printable, and uuencode which are try to
        minimize over-calculating the amount of output data that we
        need. Also namespaced them.

2008-02-08  Jeffrey Stedfast

        * src/uudecode.c (uudecode): Use g_strchomp() on the filename
        parsed from the 'begin' line.

2008-02-07  Jeffrey Stedfast

        * util/url-scanner.c (url_web_end): Handle IP address literals
        within []'s. Fixes bug #515088.

2008-02-06  Jeffrey Stedfast

        * gmime/gmime-utils.c (g_mime_utils_uuencode_step): Optimized.

2008-02-03  Jeffrey Stedfast

        * gmime/gmime-stream-cat.c (stream_read): Removed an extra seek.

2008-02-02  Jeffrey Stedfast

        Fix for https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=333292 and
        some other bugs I discovered while fixing it.

        * gmime/gmime-parser.c (header_parse): Made an actual function
        rather than a macro. Don't turn invalid headers into
        X-Invalid-Headers, just ignore them. Instead of using
        g_strstrip(), do our own lwsp trimming so we can do it before
        malloc'ing - this helps reduce memory usage and memmove()
        processing in g_strstrip().
        (parser_step_headers): Validate the header field names as we go so
        that we can stop when we come to an invalid header in some
        cases. May now return with 3 states rather than only 1:
        HEADERS_END (as before), CONTENT (suggesting we've reached body
        content w/o a blank line to separate it from the headers), and
        COMPLETE (which suggests that we've reached the next message's
        From-line).
        (parser_skip_line): Rearranged a bit: don't fill unless/until we
        need to.
        (parser_step): For HEADERS_END state, skip a line and increment
        state to CONTENT. No-op for CONTENT and COMPLETE states.
        (parser_scan_message_part): parser_step() can return more than
        just HEADERS_END on 'success' when starting with HEADERS state, so
        check for error rather than HEADERS_END.
        (parser_construct_leaf_part): No need to parser_step() thru header
        parsing, they should already be parsed by the time we get
        here. Also, don't call parser_skip_line() directly to skip the
        blank line between headers and content, use parser_step() to do
        that for us.
        (parser_construct_multipart): Same as parser_construct_leaf_part()
        (found_immediate_boundary): Now takes an 'end' argument so callers
        can request a check against an end-boundary vs a part boundary.
        (parser_scan_multipart_subparts): Check for errors with
        parser_skip_line(). Set HEADERS state and use parser_step() to
        parse headers rather than calling parser_step_headers()
        directly. If, after parsing the headers, we are at the next
        message (aka COMPLETE state) and we have no header list, then
        break out of our loop and pretend we've found an
        end-boundary. After parsing the content of each MIME part, check
        that the boundary we found is our own and not a parent's (if it
        belongs to a parent, break out).
        (parser_construct_part): Loop parser_step() until we're at any
        state past the header block (>= HEADERS_END).
        (parser_construct_message): Same idea. Also, do error checking for
        decoded content_length value.

2008-02-02  Jeffrey Stedfast

        * gmime/gmime-iconv-utils.c (iconv_utils_init): Don't break if the
        user's locale is unset (e.g. US-ASCII).

2008-01-31  Jeffrey Stedfast

        * gmime/gmime-parser.c: Removed the need for 'unstep' state
        information.

2008-01-27  Jeffrey Stedfast

        * gmime/gmime-stream-buffer.c (stream_write): Don't modify the
        passed-in arguments so that it makes debugging easier if there's
        ever a bug.

2008-01-27  Jeffrey Stedfast

        * gmime/gmime-stream-buffer.c (stream_read): Optimized the
        BLOCK_READ code-path.
        (stream_write): Optimized the BLOCK_WRITE code-path.
        (stream_seek): Optimized the BLOCK_READ code-path.
        (g_mime_stream_buffer_gets): Updated for the changes made to the
        way bufptr is used in the BLOCK_READ case.

2008-01-14  Jeffrey Stedfast

        * gmime/gmime-charset.c (g_mime_set_user_charsets): Deep copy the
        string array. Fixes bug #509434.

2008-01-02  Jeffrey Stedfast

        * gmime/gmime-message.c (message_write_to_stream): Reworked the
        logic to be easier to understand what is going on.

        * gmime/gmime-multipart.c (multipart_write_to_stream): In the case
        where multipart->boundary is NULL /and/ we have a raw
        header (suggesting a parsed message), do not set a boundary as it
        will break the output because it will clobber the saved raw header
        and GMimeMessage's write_to_stream() method will have skipped
        writing its own headers if its toplevel part (us) have a raw
        header set. In this case, also skip writing the end boundary.

2008-01-01  Jeffrey Stedfast

        * gmime/gmime-utils.c (g_mime_utils_generate_message_id): Fixed a
        Free Memory Read access (FMR) by not freeing 'name' before using
        it's value. Also reworked to take advantage of uname(2) or
        getdomainname() to get the domain name if available to avoid
        having to do a DNS lookup.

2008-01-01  Jeffrey Stedfast

        Fixes bug #506701

        * gmime/gmime-utils.c (rfc2047_encode_get_rfc822_words): Don't
        reset the word-type variable as it needs to be preserved when
        breaking long words.
        (rfc2047_encode): Switch on word->encoding - if 0, rfc2047 encode
        as us-ascii.

2007-12-27  Jeffrey Stedfast

        * gmime/gmime-utils.c (decode_8bit): Now takes a default_charset
        argument which we use in place of the locale charet if
        non-NULL. We also now always include this charset in our list of
        charsets to check for a best-match (obviously this charset is
        unlikely to be an exact fit if this function is getting called, so
        we place it at the end of the list).
        (rfc2047_decode_word): If given a valid charset in the
        encoded-word token, always use that for charset conversion to UTF-8
        even if it doesn't convert fully. We don't want to fall back to
        the user's supplied charset list because it may contain iso-8859-1
        which will likely always be a 'best-match' charset.

2007-12-26  Jeffrey Stedfast

        * gmime/gmime-utils.c (g_mime_utils_decode_8bit): Made public.

        * gmime/internet-address.c (decode_mailbox): Instead of doing our
        own thing to convert raw 8bit/multibyte text sequences into UTF-8,
        use the same function we use in gmime-utils.c's header decoder.

2007-12-25  Jeffrey Stedfast

        * gmime/charset-map.c: New source file to generate the charset
        map (moved out of gmime-charset.c)

        * gmime/gmime-charset.c (main): Removed.

2007-12-25  Jeffrey Stedfast

        * gmime/gmime-charset.c (main): Cleaned up the logic and made it
        so that we can alias a block to a previous block if the blocks are
        identical rather than just aliasing when all values in the block
        are identical. Happens to make no difference in the output, but
        the logic is now there if that ever changes.

2007-12-24  Jeffrey Stedfast

        * gmime/gmime-charset-map-private.h: Regenerated.

        * gmime/gmime-charset.c (known_iconv_charsets): Map all of the
        gb2312 aliases to GBK as GBK is a superset of gb2312 (apparently
        some clients are tagging GBK as gb2312 which is missing some
        glyphs contained within GBK).
        (main): Added iso-8859-6 to the table for Arabic support.

2007-12-16  Jeffrey Stedfast

        * gmime/gmime-utils.c (decode_8bit): When reallocing our output
        buffer, we need to update outleft as well.

2007-12-08  Jeffrey Stedfast

        * gmime/gmime-utils.c (rfc2047_encode_merge_rfc822_words):
        Completely rewritten with new logic which will hopefully group
        words more logically.

2007-12-08  Jeffrey Stedfast

        Fixes bug #498720

        * gmime/internet-address.c (internet_address_list_writer): Renamed
        from the temporary internet_address_list_fold() name.
        (_internet_address_to_string): New internal function that writes
        an InternetAddress to a GString, doing proper folding and rfc2047
        encoding if requested.
        (internet_address_to_string): Use the new internal function.

        * tests/test-mime.c: Added another addrspec test and fixed up some
        exception strings to be a little more helpful.

2007-12-05  Jeffrey Stedfast

        * configure.in: Fixed a bug where explicitly disabling largefile
        support would add -D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=no to the compiler
        CFLAGS. Also added a blaring WARNING when -enable-largefile is
        passed.

2007-11-23  Jeffrey Stedfast

        Attempt at solving bug #498720 for address fields, altho it should
        probably be made to handle folding single addresses in the case
        where they are too long to fit within a single line.

        * gmime/internet-address.c (internet_address_list_fold): New
        function.

        * gmime/gmime-message.c (write_structured): Renamed from
        write_addrspec().
        (write_addrspec): New header writer that writes
        InternetAddressLists in a nicely folded manner.

2007-11-12  Jeffrey Stedfast

        * gmime/internet-address.c (internet_address_destroy): No need to
        check if ia != NULL, we know this is true already.


To generate a diff of this commit:
cvs rdiff -r1.17 -r1.18 pkgsrc/mail/gmime/Makefile
cvs rdiff -r1.13 -r1.14 pkgsrc/mail/gmime/distinfo

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