Topic: iRedMail-0.9.0-rc1 has been released
Dear all,
iRedMail-0.9.0-rc1 has been released, we need your help to test it before we tag it as stable release.
* Download it directly with this link: https://bitbucket.org/zhb/iredmail/down … c1.tar.bz2
* IMPORTANT NOTE: it's not recommended for production use. and we don't provide upgrade tutorial for beta/rc releases.
This release candidate has better RHEL/CentOS 7 support, and below are the full changes since iRedMail-0.9.0-beta2:
* Use /var/lib/nginx_tmp_client_body to temporarily store user uploaded files.
* Enable '@lookup_sql_dsn' in Amavisd by default, used for per-recipient
(per-user, per-domain and global) policy lookup, including per-recipient
white/blacklist, spam policy control.
* Backup scripts will log backup status in SQL table `iredadmin`, admin can check
backup status with iRedAdmin (either open source edition of iRedAdmin-Pro).
* Fix incorrect privilege on PostgreSQL table 'vmail.deleted_mailboxes_id_seq'.
* Fix incorrect SQL command used to create iRedAdmin database for OpenLDAP
backend on OpenBSD.
* Replace mod_auth_mysql/pgsql by apr-util-mysql/pgsql for Awstats/Cluebringer
webui user authentication on Debian/Ubuntu.
Better RHEL/CentOS 7 support:
* Install epel-release and phpLDAPadmin from vendor repo.
* Update Roundcube webmail to the latest 1.0.3.
* Don't open network ports for ldap/ldaps service in firewalld.
* Fix incorrect ClamAV socket location on RHEL/CentOS 7.
* Fix improper file owner of Amavisd config file, it's now owned by amavisd group.
New iRedAPD release has some improvements too:
New plugin: plugins/amavisd_reject_message_size_limit.py, works with Postfix 'smtpd_end_of_data_restrictions'. Used to reject email if current message size exceeds per-recipient message_size_limit stored in Amavisd database (column `policy.message_size_limit`).
Detect current smtp protocol state and pick up applicable plugins. It's now working with Postfix 'smtpd_end_of_data_restrictions'.
Here's full changes since iRedMail-0.8.7:
* Improvement:
- Backup scripts will log backup status in SQL table `iredadmin`, so
that admin can easily check backup status with iRedAdmin.
- Nginx support is now available on all Linux/BSD distributions.
- MariaDB support is now available on FreeBSD.
- Enable '@lookup_sql_dsn' in Amavisd by default, used for per-user,
per-domain and global per-recipient policy, including per-recipient
white/blacklist, spam policy.
- New index in `amavisd` database for SQL column `policy.policy_name`.
Required by iRedAdmin-Pro self-service.
- On RHEL/CentOS, phpldapadmin is now installed from EPEL repo.
* Fixed:
- Replace mod_auth_mysql/pgsql by apr-util-mysql/pgsql for Awstats
and Cluebringer webui user authentication on Debian/Ubuntu.
- Set 'receive_override_options=no_address_mappings' in Postfix to
disable address mappings before content filter (Amavisd, in our
case), and remove 'no_address_mappings' in Postfix master.cf defined
for transport '127.0.0.1:10025'.
Important note: you should comment out
'receive_override_options=no_address_mappings' in Postfix if you
don't have a content filter.
- Not enable cron job to update SpamAssassin rules in file
/etc/default/spamassassin (CRON=1) on Debian/Ubuntu.
- Incorrect quota dict name in Dovecot quota warning script.
- Decrease number of pre-forked Amavisd processes to 4 to reduce
memory usage.
- Add missing SQL column (mailbox.enableindexer-worker) and LDAP
attribute/value pair: enabledService=indexer-worker. Required by
Dovecot.
Thanks dwbotsch <botsch _at_ cnf.cornell.edu> for the report.
* Updated packages:
+ Roundcube webmail -> 1.0.3
+ iRedAPD -> 1.4.4. Bug fixes, performance improvement, new plugins.
+ iRedAdmin -> 0.4. New tool scripts, fixes several issues.
* Below packages are removed from iRedMail for security concern and their
own package dependences:
- phpMyAdmin
- phpPgAdmin
If you need a sql management tool, please try http://adminer.org/
(web-based, a single PHP file) or other desktop applications instead.
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