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<?php
/**
* Release focus. Possible values:
* 0 - N/A
* 1 - Initial freshmeat announcement
* 2 - Documentation
* 3 - Code cleanup
* 4 - Minor feature enhancements
* 5 - Major feature enhancements
* 6 - Minor bugfixes
* 7 - Major bugfixes
* 8 - Minor security fixes
* 9 - Major security fixes
*/
$this->notes['fm']['focus'] = 5;
/* Mailing list release notes. */
$this->notes['ml']['changes'] = <<<ML
The Horde Team is pleased to announce the final release of the IMP Webmail
Client version H3 (4.2).
IMP, the Internet Messaging Program, is one of the most popular webmail
applications available. It allows universal, web-based access to IMAP and
POP3 mail servers and provides a full range of features normally found only in
desktop email clients.
IMP version H3 (4.2) is a major upgrade in the 4.x release series, including
these enhancements:
* Message and mailbox caching on the server side, resulting in much
increased performance and much less web server and IMAP server load.
* Rewrite of much of IMP's core libraries, resulting in more efficient
memory usage, more efficient IMAP queries, smaller session sizes, and
increased performance.
* WCAG 1.0 Priority 2/Section 508 accessibility guidelines compliance.
* Javascript auto-complete contact list searching.
* Can now have multiple browser windows open without destroying the
open session.
* Logging of sent messages.
* Add protection against CSRF attacks.
* Improve WYSIWYG editors to support more browsers and offer more choices.
* Server configuration to limit maximum number of recipients per message
and maximum number of sent messages over a certain period of time.
* Improved templating of output code to ease local customization.
* Additional maintenance tasks to clean old messages from mailboxes.
* Sorting is now saved per mailbox rather than across all mailboxes.
* On IE and Firefox, warn users before closing popup compose window.
* Add support for symmetric PGP encryption.
* Preference added to dictate default cursor location in compose textarea.
* Preference added to only verify PGP & S/MIME signed messages on
user request.
* Forward messages as RFC 822 parts by default; provide more options for
forwarding messages; and be smarter about what part to use as body
text depending on current editor (text vs. html).
* Javascript code now uses the prototype js library, resulting in more
robust code and more available functionality - for example, non-modal
newmail popups.
* Add server configuration to limit the maximum size of MIME message
data that can be displayed inline.
* Use tidy extension (if available) to clean up display of HTML messages
and clean up HTML composed messages.
* Add RSS/Atom feed for mailboxes.
* More/improved display options for the folder lists and better handling
of non-private namespaces.
* Improvements/cleanups to the imap quota drivers.
* Add additional hooks after certain actions (i.e. post-login,
post-compose).
* Add support for sending e-mails with Internationalized Domain Names
(IDN).
* Fetch public PGP keys from keyserver if not available in address book.
* Add configuration for folders that may not be modified.
* and much, much, much more.
Note that several of these new features require at least Horde 3.2.
ML;
/* Freshmeat release notes, not more than 600 characters. */
$this->notes['fm']['changes'] = <<<FM
New in this release: mailbox and message caching; rewrite of much of IMP's core libraries; WCAG 1.0 Priority 2/Section 508 accessibility guidelines compliance; javascript improvements/increased functionality; multiple browser windows now works; sent mail logging; customizable rate limiting, non-modifiable folders, maximum inline display size; symmetric PGP encryption, PGP public key fetching from keyservers; auto-complete contact list searching in compose screen; RSS/Atom mailbox feeds; IDN support; much improved PHP memory usage, better caching, and more efficient IMAP server interaction.
FM;
$this->notes['name'] = 'IMP';
$this->notes['fm']['project'] = 'imp';
$this->notes['fm']['branch'] = 'Horde 3';
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