We just released version 2.1.0.
Thanks a lot to all the people who contributed to the project since the
last release!
A large part of ISBG has be rewritten since the last release. This
should fix a lot of the bugs people had.
Here the changelog for this version:
* Don't raise a error when learning a too big email spam (spamc return
code 98).
* Password is now stored as json data file.
* Using standard cache xdg_cache_home to store information, usually
$HOME/.cache/isbg/. If you have stored your password with and old
releases you should re-store it and delete the old stored files, you
should find the old ones as $HOME/.isbg.
* We use cchardet and chardet if installed for better detect the mails
encoding.
* A more robust package, it can be used as a module and a script.
* Using isbg/__main__ or python -m isbg to run as script.
* python3 support.
* Modularized.
* Added a default --partialrun of 50. Use --partialrun=0 to retain the
old behaviour.
* Renamed sa_unwrap script to isbg_sa_unwrap, added command line
options. Now it also depends of docopt.
* Documentation: * Use sphinx and support to upload it to Read the docs.
* Added development documentation. * Added manpages, built with sphinx.
* Examples: added a crontab example in the bash_scripts directory.
Note that you will need to save your passwords again since they are now
being store as plaintext in a JSON file.
You can find the signed release for 2.1.0 here:
https://github.com/isbg/isbg/releases/tag/2.1.0
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Hi!
I just release a new minor version of ISBG, version 2.1.3.
This release fixes the --imaplist command and makes it so that
spamassassin is only called once per mail instead of twice. In my tests,
I saved around 5 seconds on a 50 emails run.
Cheers!
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