v1.0.4 Release - 2014-09-05 - Andrew Leary.
- Added Binkp CRC support (FSP-1020). - Changed the "No Binkp/1.1" setting for nodes to only be effective on outgoing calls. It was causing issues for other mailers (including BinkD) on incoming calls because mbcico was reporting Binkp/1.1 in the VER string but then falling back to Binkp/1.0. - Updated the Internet Rex Binkp/1.1 bug workaround to reflect that versions 2.31 and 2.67 are also affected.
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v1.0.1
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Fixed packaging and compiling the correct ftscprod.012
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file.
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v1.0.4 03-Sep-2014 - Andrew Leary
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v1.0.0
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1. Reverted Vince Coen's packaging changes until an upgrade
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script can be written and tested.
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2. Added Binkp CRC support (FSP-1020) to mbcico.
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3. Changed the No Binkp/1.1 setting for nodes to be
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effective on outbound calls only. It was causing issues
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with other mailers (including BinkD) on inbound calls,
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because mbcico was reporting binkp/1.1 in the VER string and
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then downshifting to binkp/1.0.
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4. Updated the Internet Rex binkp/1.1 bug workaround to
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reflect that versions 2.31 and 2.67 are also affected.
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v1.0.3 13-Jun-2014 - Vincent Coen
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1. Changed unix/mbuseradd.c
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Added extra arg to useradd -p 12345 to avoid a locked
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record under Mageia v4 that prevents the password
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adding a record due to a file busy may be: Lets see.
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No it is not so reverted back.
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2. Still looking for cause of bug.
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v1.0.2 14-Mar-2014 - Vincent Coen
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Changed packaging to use /home/mbse instead of /opt/mbse
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to suit users with a seperate / and a /home partitions.
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IT DOES NOT CHANGE THE RESULTS FOR AN EXISTING INSTALL
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WHERE mbse & bbs users are set up to use /opt/mbse.
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YOU WILL HAVE TO DO THIS MANUALLY.
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The supplied INSTALL script has been changed.
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To do this you will need to change:
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1. Users mbse, bbs and all bbs users to reflect the change
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of home directory from /opt/mbse to /home/mbse using your
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distro's graphic system editing tool for users or if not
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available use usermod via sudo etc:
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usermod -m -d /home/mbse mbse
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usermod -m -d /home/mbse/home/bbs bbs
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usermod -m -d /home/mbse/home/user-name bbs user-name
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Note that the '-m' option in usermod option is to move the
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contents from the existing to the new location.
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You can see the list of bbs users by running:
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ls -la /opt/mbse/home
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2. Using your favourite editor Change
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/etc/services and
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/etc/xinetd.d/mbsebbs
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Replacing all instances of /opt/mbse with
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/home/mbse
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3. Now do the same with http and ftp config files in
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/etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf and
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/etc/proftpd/proftpd.conf (or whatever ftp & web service
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you use.
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4. Having installed/upgraded the mbse system you must
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reboot the system or stop and start mbse, xinetd, ftp,
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httpd etc
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services. It is easier just shuting down and starting
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the system.
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5. As su run cp -ap /opt/mbse /home
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6. If not already done so, build the system using the usual
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./configure & make and now run make install as su or if
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not available do, sudo bash then su then make install
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7. Change all crontab processes that deal with mbse both as
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user mbse and root to reflect new directory using:
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crontab -l to see what is current and then as crontab -e
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to edit.
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8. After rebooting the system check everything is working
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Then I would suggest renaming /opt/mbse say from /opt/mbse
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/opt/old-mbse and leave it a few days before deleting when
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you are SURE that all is working.
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9. Now when you change the /boot partition or install a new
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version of your distro you can continue to use your /home
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as is but do not forget to recreate the crontab, xinetd,
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rc.d/init.d/mbseb etc as needed by using cp -vp from the
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old partition to the new or failing that create a modified
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version of SETUP.sh as needed and run it.
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...........NOW READ THE ABOVE, AGAIN..................
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lib/
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libmbse.a:
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Replaced ftscprod.014 with ftscprod.016
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v1.0.1 Dec 2013 - Vincent Coen
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lib/
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libmbse.a:
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Fixed packaging and compiling the correct ftscprod
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file to ftscprod.014.
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v1.0.0 Dec 2013?
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This is the last version of mbsebbs submitted by me,
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Michiel.
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