Internet Exchange for cc:Mail 2.11 Release Notes

Enhancements in Internet Exchange for cc:Mail 2.11

• The maximum number of records for Rule-Based Addressing database was extended from 16K to 2G.
• The new utility DBUPDATE.EXE was provided to upgrade the old Rule-Based Addressing database (rulebadr.btr).
• A new option was provided to accept Internet addresses consisting only of a local part during "Mail From:" SMTP sessions.  The option is under [Options], QualifyAddress=YES/NO. The default value is "YES".
• A new option was added to import "application/rtf" MIME attachments as normal cc:Mail attachments instead of VIMSEL_RTF notepart attachments.  The option is under [Options], AttachRTFasFileAttachment=NO/YES.  The default value is "NO".
• A new option was added to filter out time/date stamp in filenames exported by ccOut.   The option is under [Options], ForceDosFileName=YES/NO. The default value is "NO".

Bugs fixed in Internet Exchange for cc:Mail 2.11

• SMTPC caused a GPF when the length of recipient address was longer than 128 bytes.
• Rule-based Addressing compilation failed in configure only mode.
• Outbound PCX file attachments caused disk over-flow problem.
• Sysman caused a GPF when a message in the out queue was forwarded to an invalid Internet address.
• The Internet address typed in the field of "Bounce Sender" in [Configure Options] [Advanced] was not qualified and any value, regardless of correctness, could be entered.
• A MIME message with an encapsulated RFC822 message containing more than 20 MIME attachments caused a problem in VIM.
• Mail that was bounced from Postmaster to Postmaster caused a mail loop under some conditions.
• Under the default address mapping, when the mapped Internet address consisted of two consecutive dots (i.e. ".."), the local part of the Internet address was quoted twice.

Published: July 1997