Without the change `procmail` build fails as:
cc -O _autotst.c -o _autotst -lm
_autotst.c:1:1: error: type specifier missing, defaults to 'int'; ISO C99 and later do not support implicit int [-Wimplicit-int]
main()
^
int
1 error generated.
- Don't coredump in comsat code if interrupted early
- Correctly handle COMSAT=on
- Once used, the 'H' and 'r' flags would never be cleared
- Fix possible buffer overflow in variable-capture actions
- Fix up the parsing of variable-capture actions
- LMTP code assumed sizeof(long)==sizeof(int)
- SHELL is now always preset to /bin/sh. USER_SHELL contains
the shell from the user's passwd entry
- When HOST is mismatched, reset it for the next rcfile
- Always read in a new, global rcfile (/etc/procmail.conf)
to allow runtime configuration of variables like DEFAULT.
This rcfile cannot deliver or filter messages
- Mismatched HOST in /etc/procmailrc didn't discard the message
- backquote expansion in a condition disabled header
concatenation for that condition
- LMTP didn't correctly handle quoted localparts
- Removed SIZE extension from LMTP (unsupportable semantics)
- Don't coredump if unable to exec /bin/sh
- Enable "+detail" processing in LMTP mode by passing the
delimiter (e.g., "+") as an optional argument after -z
- In LMTP mode, save the domain of the recipient in
PROCMAIL_DOMAIN
- Set PROCMAIL_MODE to one of "d", "m", "z", or "" to reflect
the mode option it was invoked with, if any
- Fixed all bugs collected by Debian and others
during the past 21 years. See the git commit history
for detailed descriptions.
