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=== Monday 28th June 2010 ===

==== Local Packages ====

 * New package `perl-Data-Dumper-Names` (0.03)
 * New package `perl-PadWalker` (1.9)
 * New package `perl-Test-Differences` (0.4801)
 * New package `perl-Test-Most` (0.21 for Fedora 9 onwards, 0.11 for Fedora 5 to Fedora 8)
 * Updated `curl` to add support for NTLM authentication with NSS, as per the Rawhide package ([[RedHatBugzilla:603783|Bug #603783]])
 * Updated `dovecot` (and `pigeonhole`) to 20100626 build:
  * moved `disable_plaintext_auth` to `10-auth.conf`
  * `mdbox`: fixed assert-crash on storage rebuild if file got lost
  * `lib-charset`: don't assert-crash when `iconv()` skips lots of invalid input
  * `master`: fixed crash on `deinit` (maybe also on `reload`)
 * Updated `getmail` to 4.18.0
  * update broken link in FAQ
  * strip a few extra problematic characters when generating `oldmail` filenames
  * improve diagnostics for external programs writing to `stderr`
 * Updated `perl-DateTime-Format-Strptime` to 1.3000 (changed license to Artistic 2.0, fixed bug where specifiers such as `%e` that allowed for leading space before a number would previously cause `DateTime.pm` to throw an error if the date being parsed actually contained leading space - [[CPAN:58459|CPAN RT#58459]]); I also added buildreqs `Test::EOL`, `Test::NoTabs`, `Test::Pod`, `Test::Pod::Coverage`, and `Test::Spelling` and enabled `AUTHOR_TESTING` and `RELEASE_TESTING` for higher test coverage and added patches to support building with `ExtUtils::MakeMaker` < 6.31 and to get the spell check test working reliably
 * Updated `perl-Exception-Class` to 1.31 (changed license to Artistic 2.0, made it possible to use `Exception::Class::Base` without loading `Exception::Class` - [[CPAN:57269|CPAN RT#57269]]); I also added buildreqs `Test::EOL` and `Test::NoTabs` for higher test coverage and added a patch to support building with `ExtUtils::MakeMaker` < 6.31
 * Updated `perl-Net-CIDR` to 0.14:
  * corrected some documentation errors
  * `cidrvalidate()` will validate either an IP address or a CIDR
  * re-implemented `addr2cidr` without `Math::BigInt`, which is much faster for IPv6 addresses

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