Changelog for SecureMailHost

   (name of developer listed in brackets)

SecureMailHost 1.0.5 - Released April 22, 2007

    - Added a property noTLS to disable SSL. This closes
      http://dev.plone.org/plone/ticket/5342.
      [fenestro, hannosch]

SecureMailHost 1.0.4 - Released May 15, 2006

    - For mail servers that refuse the EHLO command we try HELO instead now.
      This closes http://dev.plone.org/plone/ticket/4924.
      [hannosch]

    - Undeprecated the send and sendTemplate methods. These are part of the
      generic MailHost API and you are allowed to use them. Note that they do
      not provide all the features of SecureMailHost right now.
      [hannosch]

SecureMailHost 1.0.3 - Released March 19, 2006

    - Fixed list->string conversion for recipients list, it's now possible to
      have multiple addressees in to, cc and bcc headers.
      [jenner]

    - Fixed handling of non-ascii recipients when a email.Message.Message class
      is handed to secureSend; charset can now be set to the correct encoding
      without raising an error.
      [mj]

SecureMailHost 1.0.2 - Released December 18, 2005

    - Fixed tests and update documentation.
      [hannosch]

    - Fixed a typo and minor cleanup.
      [sidnei]

    - Fixed incorrect error output.
      [rafrombrc]

    - Make id optional so SecureMailHost can be setup from CMFSetup.
      [bmh]

SecureMailHost 1.0.1 - Released August 7, 2005

    - Fixed problem when smtpserver supports TLS but the local Python
      installation does not support SSL.
      https://trac.plone.org/plone/ticket/4406
      [batlogg] [alecm]

SecureMailHost 1.0.0 - Released July 29, 2005

    - Fixed [ 1156733 ] Mails aren't sent to CC and BCC. Addresses in mcc and 
      mbcc weren't added to the recipient list.
      [tiran]

    - Made unit tests bin/zopectl test compatible
      [tiran]

    - Fixed http://plone.org/collector/4173 and 4201 email adresses are
      RFC 2822 compliant now.
      [hannosch]

SecureMailHost 1.0-rc1 - Released March 02, 2005

    - Fixed [ 1047475 ] message-ids not RFC 2822 compliant. SMH is using
      email.Utils.make_msgid with the fqdn as additional argument.
      [tiran]

    - Ripped off the py_compatible module and the threaded feature from SMH.
      py_compatible isn't required any more because Plone needs Zope 2.7.4
      with the new email package and the threaded feature is too experimental.
      [tiran]

SecureMailHost 1.0-rc1 - Released January 27, 2005

    - usernames in email address now encoded by email.Header
      This is especially important for Chinese and other languanges.
      [panjunyong]

SecureMailHost 0.2-rc3 - Released July 19, 2004

    - Changed email package test to import test. This allowes the manual
      installation of the email package into site-packages.
   
    - More compat for python 2.1 in tests/

SecureMailHost 0.2-rc2 - Released July 15, 2004

    - Made SecureMailHost compatible with Python 2.1 (True, False ...)

    - Added python compatibility for email package. email 2.5.5 is automagically
      loaded if no email package is found. If an email package < 2.5.4 is found
      SecureMailHost is raising a RuntimeError.

    - Shipping releases with email package 2.5.5.

    - Added copyright headers and LICENSE.txt file for ZPL 2.1.

SecureMailHost 0.2-rc1 - Released July 9, 2004

    - Better logging at multiple places like awaking thread, sending mail ...

    - Mail object supports str() and repr() and has a new method called info()
      which returns some useful informations about the email

    - Queue supports len()

    - Automagically start threading if ASYNC is used and queue isn't empty.

    - Fixed a problem with not showing user and password in the edit template

SecureMailHost 0.2-beta2 - Released May 24, 2004

    - Multiple small fixes to make the old send() method run
      [longsleep, tiran]

SecureMailHost 0.2-beta1 - Released May 24, 2004

    - First beta testing version
      [tiran]

    - Implemented all the new stuff like async thread, mailer class, starttls ...
      [tiran]

