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 Firma CHANGELOG
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+04/09/2005 - 0.3-cvs (rev 1.36) - luis
+
+  - As a temporary solution until compliance to PGP/MIME standards
+    can be implemented, messages are being decoded using the
+    command "mimencode -q -u". This command assumes that the entire
+    message is Quoted-Printable encoded. So, for now, no Base64
+    encoded messages should go through firma.
+
+  - Message's signature checking is being more thoroughly parsed
+    so that firma can send more specific bounce messages. Added
+    three different messages, informing the sender either that
+    his/her address is not subscribed to the list, or that the
+    received message was not signed, or that it was not encrypted
+    with the list's public key.
+
+  - Signature checking output, as displayed in the top of the list
+    messages, is more verbose now, showing all UIDs of the signing
+    key instead of just the primary one.
+
+  - Expired, revoked or disabled public keys are no longer
+    processed when checking if a given list has any subscribers
+    or when a message is being sent to the list.
+
+  - GetSubscribersList output is now stored in variable
+    SUBSCRIBERS_LIST for better performance of the functions
+    depending on it. For the same reason, GetGpgDecryptStderr
+    output is now stored in variable GPG_DECRYPT_STDERR.
+
+  - Major changes on functions SendListMessage, SendWarningMessage,
+    SendBounceMessage and ProcessMessage to implement all the items
+    above.
+
+  - Re-declared global array MESSAGE_BODY as a global variable and
+    added/removed some other variables:
+
+    recipients -> ( removed )
+    ( new )    -> GPG_DECRYPT_STDERR, SUBSCRIBERS_LIST
+
+  - Added two small routines to declare/unset all global
+    variables.
+
 03/09/2005 - 0.3-cvs (rev 1.35) - luis
 
   - In the PASSPHRASE, characters can now be sequentially repeated