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Mon Sep 10 18:01:13 UTC 2012 - cs@linux-administrator.com

- Update to release 4.34.0
  * Version 4.34.0
    -retrieve Gmail metadata (labels, thread ID, message ID) via IMAP extension
    and record it in new message headers.  Thanks: Krzysztof Warzecha.

* Version 4.33.0
    -allow normal exit on interrupt (ctrl-c) to allow the user to abort message
    retrieval while still remembering already-retrieved messages as successfully
    delivered.  You may get a weird error message after you abort, since the
    server may be in the middle of delivering another message to getmail at the
    time.  Thanks: Krzysztof Warzecha.

* Version 4.32.0
    -prevent some nuisance stack traces if getmail cannot connect to the POP/
    IMAP server correctly.  Thanks: Daniel Dumke.
    -restore use_peek IMAP retriever parameter which accidentally got removed
    in 4.30.  Thanks: Andreas Amann.

* Version 4.31.0
    -improved backwards compatibility with pre-v.4.22.0 oldmail files, so IMAP
    mail is not re-retrieved if you upgrade from a 4.22 or earlier to this one; 
    no user action necessary.  Thanks: Osamu Aoki, Tim van der Molen.

* Version 4.30.2
    -fix a nuisance stack trace that would be dumped if a connection failed in
    particular states.  Thanks: Gary Schmidt.

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Sat Jun 23 12:18:20 UTC 2012 - cs@linux-administrator.com

- Update to relase 4.30.1
  * Version 4.30.1
    -silence a nuisance deprecation warning about the sets module when running
    with Python >= 2.5 which was reintroduced in 4.29.0.  Thanks: Stephan 
    Schulz.

* Version 4.30.0
    -fix breakage introduced in 4.29.0 where BrokenUIDLPOP3Retriever would fail
    with a TypeError at logout time.  Thanks: Scott Robbins, Stephan Schulz.
    -fix breakage introduced in 4.29.0 where deleted mail was not being expunged
    from the last (or only) folder retrieved from in an IMAP session.  Thanks: 
    Paul Howarth.

* Version 4.29.0
    -update old contact information for Free Software Foundation.  Thanks: Ricky
    Zhou.
    -fix incorrect character encoding in plaintext documentation.  Thanks: Ricky
    Zhou.
    -ensure getmail exits nonzero if a server refuses login due to a credential
    problem.  Thanks: Stephan Schulz.

* Version 4.28.0
    -ensure getmail exits nonzero if various error conditions (like POP/IMAP
    authentication failure) occur.  Thanks: Ryan J., Stephan Schulz.
    -python versions prior to 2.5.0 contain a bug when dealing with read-only
    IMAP mailboxes.  Monkey-patch imaplib when running with Python<2.5.0.
    Thanks: Les Barstow.
    -do IMAP modified-utf7 conversion of mailbox names containing non-ASCII
    characters.  Thanks: A. Lapraitis, Randall Mason.
    -add special ALL value for retrieving mail from all selectable IMAP 
    mailboxes in the account.
    -change IMAP retrieval strategy to retrieve all messages from a mailbox,
    then move on to the next mailbox, etc.  Should result in increased speed,
    but if you set `max_messages_per_session` too low, this could result in
    later mailboxes not being retrieved from.

* Version 4.27.0
    -make use of IMAP BODY.PEEK configurable; set the IMAP retriever parameter 
    `use_peek` to False to disable use of PEEK to get getmail's historical IMAP 
    behaviour.

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Sun Apr 15 16:12:37 UTC 2012 - cs@linux-administrator.com

- Update to release 4.26.0 
  * Version 4.26.0
    -switch to using BODY.PEEK in IMAP retrieval; I no longer see problems with
     this feature in my testing.  If users experience incompatibility with any
     IMAP servers where 4.25.0 worked, please let me know.

* Version 4.25.0
    -add support for storing POP/IMAP password in OSX keychain.  Thanks: Adam 
     Lazur.

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Mon Dec 12 12:51:39 UTC 2011 - cs@linux-administrator.com

- Update to release 4.24.0
  * Version 4.24.0
    -add an explicit expunge when closing an IMAP mailbox, for servers that 
     incorrectly do not do this when the mailbox is closed.  Thanks: Nicolas 
     PomarÃ¨de.
    -fix incorrect section reference for `mailboxes` parameter in documentation.
     Thanks: Ross Boylan.
    -fix getmail_fetch broken in 4.21.0.  Thanks: Chris Donoghue.

* Version 4.23.0
    -fix race if new message shows up in POP3 mailbox between running the UIDL 
     and LIST commands.  Thanks: Roland Koebler, Osamu Aoki.

* Version 4.22.2
    -fix an error when logging a bad response to an IMAP SELECT command, 
     introduced in 4.21.0.  Thanks: "kureshii".

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Sat Oct  1 10:27:54 UTC 2011 - cs@linux-administrator.com

- Update to release 4.22.1 
  * fix BrokenUIDLPOP3Retriever breakage from 4.21.0

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Mon Sep 26 15:24:32 UTC 2011 - cs@linux-administrator.com

- Update to release 4.22.0
  * When retriever supports multiple mail folders (IMAP), store oldmail data for
    each folder separately, preventing problems in some cases when using multiple
    rc files with the same account.

- Chanages in release 4.21.0
  * Automatically open IMAP folders read-only if neither the delete nor 
    delete_after options are in use; necessary to access chatlogs via Gmail.
  * Avoid sorting msgids on each retrieval, reducing overhead when dealing with
    folders containing thousands of messages.

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Sun Jul 17 08:28:20 UTC 2011 - cs@linux-administrator.com

- Update to release 4.20.4 
  * include more info from server response in error message when
    IMAP command errors out.
  * switch to using Parser instead of HeaderParser to correct illegal
    formatting bogosities in the body parts of incoming messages.