POPFile(自動メールフィルター)の日本語化

Welcome to POPFile v0.22.1

This version consists of a minor bug fix update to v0.22.0. It is a
recommended upgrade for people using v0.22.0 because of problems #1
and #12 below.


WHAT'S CHANGED SINCE v0.22.0

1. Added a missing </a> that appear in the magnet page navigator
2. Problem with redefined separator value in POP3 proxy
3. Updated installer
4. Fix in the API for handle_message to ensure that messages appear in the
history correctly.
5. Reinstate API get_html_colored_message
6. Fix a problem with X-POPFile-Link header and the optional < >
7. Much improved decision chart
8. Allow spaces in the Windows user name
9. Stop the SOCKS widget producing undefined variables
10. Updated Arabic UI translation
11. Restore compatibility with MySQL
12. Fix problem with null characters in mail headers
13. Added special skin for use with the Klingon language
14. Updated Japanese UI translation
15. Fix problem with SSL connections being very slow
16. Updated Turkish translation


NOTE ON REDEFINED POP3 SEPARATOR

If you have redefined the POP3 seperator to something other than the
default : please note that in v0.22.1 all occurrences of the : need to
be changed to the new character.


SSL SUPPORT IN WINDOWS

If you want to use POPFile's SSL support on Windows you need the
appropriate SSL libraries. Brian "Mr POPFile Installer" Smith has
created a package the will install them, and itis available for
download from here:

http://www.sugelan.co.uk/popfile/download/cvsbuild/addssl.zip


I AM USING THE CROSS PLATFORM VERSION

POPFile requires a number of Perl modules that are available from
CPAN. In v0.22.0 and above you will need:

Date::Parse
HTML::Template
HTML::Tagset
DBD::SQLite
DBI
TimeDate


v0.22.0 RELEASE NOTES

If you are upgrading from pre-v0.22.0 please read the v0.22.0 release
notes for much more information.

http://sf.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=266477


PERSONAL NOTE: NEW SPAM AND ANTI-SPAM NEWSLETTER

I know that many people use POPFile for spam deletion, and I've for time
been speaking and writing about spam and anti-spam topics. I've decided
to put together a newsletter for people who are interested in keeping up
with what's happening in anti-spam and in receiving clear explanations of
anti-spam techniques. You can sign up at http://www.jgc.org/.

John.