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=== Saturday 21st December 2013 ===

==== Fedora Project ====

 * Updated `perl-Path-Tiny` to 0.051 in Rawhide:
  * Recursive iteration won't throw an exception if a directory is removed or unreadable during iteration

==== Local Packages ====

 * Updated `dovecot` to 2.2.10:
  * `auth`: `passdb`/`userdb` dict rewrite to support much more complex setups; see `doc/example-config/dovecot-dict-auth.conf.ext` (the old settings will continue to work)
  * `auth`: added `userdb` `result_success`/`failure`/`tempfail` and skip settings, similar to `passdb`'s; see http://wiki2.dovecot.org/UserDatabase
  * `imap`: implemented `SETQUOTA` command for admin user when `quota_set` is configured; see http://master.wiki2.dovecot.org/Quota/Configuration
  * `quota`: support "`*`" and "`?`" wildcards in mailbox names in `quota_rules`
  * `mysql`: added `ssl_verify_server_cert=no|yes` parameter; this currently defaults to "`no`" to make sure nothing breaks, but likely will become "`yes`" in Dovecot v2.3
  * `ldap`: added `blocking=yes` setting to use `auth` worker processes for ldap lookups; this is a workaround for now to be able to use multiple simultaneous LDAP connections
  * `pop3c`+`dsync` performance improvements
  * `quota-status`: `quota_grace` was ignored
  * `ldap`: fixed memory leak with `auth_bind=yes` and without `auth_bind_userdn`
  * `imap`: don't send `HIGHESTMODSEQ` any more on `SELECT`/`EXAMINE` when `CONDSTORE`/`QRESYNC` has never before been enabled for the mailbox
  * `imap`: fixes to handling mailboxes without permanent modseqs (when `[NOMODSEQ]` is returned by `SELECT`, mainly with in-memory indexes)
  * `imap`: various fixes to `METADATA` support
  * `stats` plugin: processes that only temporarily dropped privileges (e.g. `indexer-worker`) may have been logging errors about not being able to open `/proc/self/io`
 * Updated `libnet` to tighten run-time dependencies between sub-packages using `%{?_isa}`
 * Updated `perl-Mixin-Linewise` to 0.103:
  * The string methods once again open references to scalars, rather than using `IO::Scalar`
 * Updated `perl-Module-CoreList` to 3.02:
  * Updated for v5.19.7
  * Added `CGI` et al deprecation status
 * Updated `perl-Path-Tiny` to 0.051 as per the Fedora version
 * Updated `perl-Text-Haml` to 0.990114:
  * Correct behaviour when working with `false` and undefined values
  * `:css` filter

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