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@@ -49,7 +49,11 @@ Recode POP2 to use the same driver/method strategy as POP3/IMAP, so
all three protocols will be able to forward messages through the generic
driver to SMTP. (This requires that we find a POP2 server to test with.)
-3.2 (Mon Sep 23 13:29:46 EDT 1996):
+fetchmail-1.0 (Mon Sep 23 19:54:01 EDT 1996):
+
+* Name change (it ain't just for POP3 any more).
+
+popclient-3.2 (Mon Sep 23 13:29:46 EDT 1996):
* RPOP support (coded at a user's request but untested).
@@ -66,7 +70,7 @@ driver to SMTP. (This requires that we find a POP2 server to test with.)
* Try USER and HOME to set defaults before going to the password file.
This should work better in Sun NIS environments.
-3.1:
+popclient-3.1:
* MDA arguments are now dumped when using the -V option.
@@ -85,20 +89,20 @@ driver to SMTP. (This requires that we find a POP2 server to test with.)
* It is now possible to specify the host TCP/IP port number to connect to.
-3.05:
+popclient-3.05:
* Experimental support for RFC1725-compliant POP servers with the UIDL
command and without LAST.
-3.04:
+popclient-3.04:
* Logfile option works.
-3.03:
+popclient-3.03:
* Minor bug fixes for password querying and redirection to stdout.
-3.02:
+popclient-3.02:
* Correct buggy processing of nokeep/noflush/fetchall.
@@ -108,7 +112,7 @@ driver to SMTP. (This requires that we find a POP2 server to test with.)
* Delivery via sendmail now works in non-daemon mode.
-3.01:
+popclient-3.01:
* Fixed a lexical analyzer bug in quoted-string processing.
@@ -117,7 +121,7 @@ driver to SMTP. (This requires that we find a POP2 server to test with.)
* The lock assertion code was in the wrong place relative to the daemonize()
call.
-3.0:
+popclient-3.0:
Eric S. Raymond <esr@thyrsus.com> hacked extensively on 3.0b6 and took over
the package with the consent of Carl Harris, the original implementor.