Version 1.0 was released on 2012-03-18 and is primarily bug fixes over our current stable. There was also a license change from GPL2 to Apache2. Changes: --- 1.0 (2012-03-17 23:34 -0400) * Fixed missing authentication results headers for no authentication performed cases (when authres is enabled) * Fixed ambiguous config file warning in per user processing * Make functions private (leading underscore) * Fixed erroneous use of syslog.LOG_ERR in per user processing --- 0.9 (2012-01-10 22:35 -0500) + Add support for optionally generating RFC 5451 authentication results headers + Add new Header_Type configuration option to support generating RFC 4408 Received-SPF and/or RFC 5451 Authentication-Results headers (default is Received-SPF) ! Changed license from GPL version 2 to Apache 2.0 with agreement from all copyright holders * Log message to the error facility for all OSErrors * Instead of crashing if per user configuration is missing, continue with global configuration * Use openspf.net instead of openspf.org for Why text in reject/defer messages due to extended openspf.org downtime * Fix install location of standard config file when installed with distutils * Fix example syntax in policyd-spf.peruser.5 * Update and clarify inconsistencies in policyd-spf.conf.5
Created attachment 312453 [details] mail-filter/pypolicyd-spf-1.0.ebuild updated ebuild for 1.0. Few notes: * I added an authres USE flag to optionally pull in dev-python, which appears to be automatically utilized at runtime if available * No other ebuild changes necessary * Tested and confirmed working with postfix on an amd64 system
(In reply to comment #1) > Created attachment 312453 [details] > mail-filter/pypolicyd-spf-1.0.ebuild > > updated ebuild for 1.0. Few notes: > > * I added an authres USE flag to optionally pull in dev-python, which > appears to be automatically utilized at runtime if available > > * No other ebuild changes necessary > > * Tested and confirmed working with postfix on an amd64 system Don't forget the license change =) I think it might also be simpler to make authres a hard dependency: * Otherwise, it can fail at runtime * pyspf (one of our deps) requires it anyway
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(In reply to comment #2) > Don't forget the license change =) Fixed. Thanks for the catch. > I think it might also be simpler to make authres a hard dependency: Your call, though I personally think it should be optional. It worked fine when I tested without having authres installed, and it seems to explicitly treat it as optional: try: import authres except: pass # authres not needed in default configuration.
(In reply to comment #4) > (In reply to comment #2) > > Don't forget the license change =) > > Fixed. Thanks for the catch. > > > I think it might also be simpler to make authres a hard dependency: > > Your call, though I personally think it should be optional. It worked fine > when I tested without having authres installed, and it seems to explicitly > treat it as optional: > > try: > import authres > except: > pass # authres not needed in default configuration. By default it's fine, but if you add, Header_Type = AR to your config file, it blows up with a not-so-nice message: $ ./policyd-spf policyd-spf.conf < test.txt Traceback (most recent call last): File "./policyd-spf", line 684, in <module> instance_dict, configData, peruser) File "./policyd-spf", line 462, in _spfcheck header += str(authres.AuthenticationResultsHeader(authserv_id = configData.get('Authserv_Id'), NameError: global name 'authres' is not defined
Bumped, thanks.
