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Schleuder 4.0.3 released
Apr 12th, 2022
This release ships minor improvements of the German locales, two database migrations to ensure upgrades of version 3.x work as expected, and a bug fix to have filters executed if the bounces_drop_all list-option is enabled.
Schleuder 4.0.2 released
Jul 31st, 2021
This release fixes the verification of “encapsulated” PGP/MIME-messages as sent e.g. by KMail.
Schleuder 4.0.1 released
May 18th, 2021
This release ships one bug fix:
Schleuder 4.0.0 released
Mar 4th, 2021
This release brings one new feature, some bug fixes, and several dependency changes.
Schleuder 3.6.0 released
Feb 7th, 2021
This release ships new features and bug fixes:
Beware of Thunderbird 78 attaching keys
Oct 13th, 2020
This is a warning about Thunderbird version 78 and later versions:
Schleuder 3.5.3 released
Jun 13th, 2020
This release ships a bug fix, which is not relevant for use in production:
Schleuder 3.5.2 released
Jun 9th, 2020
This release ships a bug fix:
Schleuder 3.5.1 released
Apr 15th, 2020
This release ships a bug fix:
Schleuder 3.5.0 released
Mar 30th, 2020
This release ships new features, bug fixes and various UX-related improvements:
Meet Schleuder devs in Jitsi
Mar 18th, 2020
Due to the current situation, we won’t meet in person on the upcoming Friday, 2020/03/20, but instead virtually, via Jitsi.
Meet Schleuder devs in Berlin
Mar 9th, 2020
For everyone located in or near Berlin, Germany (or willing to travel): On Friday, March 20th, the Schleuder development team will meet in a restaurant in Berlin, and would be pleased to have a chat with you!
Meet Schleuder devs in Berlin
Dec 22nd, 2019
For everyone located in or near Berlin, Germany (or willing to travel): On Friday, Jan 3rd, the Schleuder development team will meet in a restaurant in Berlin, and would be pleased to have a chat with you!
Schleuder 3.4.1 released
Sep 16th, 2019
This release fixes two problems with the handling of emails containing “protected headers”, and it drops third-party signatures on OpenPGP keys when importing to prevent signature flooding (if your version of GnuPG is recent enough).
Schleuder Gitlab Ticketing 1.0.0 released!
Feb 21st, 2019
Since Schleuder 3.3.0 it is possible to extend the schleuder filters through externally provided filters. A project that is using this mechanism is the schleuder-gitlab-ticketing project, that provides tracking functionality of your schleuder messaging within a gitlab issue tracker. This is especially built and helpful for schleuder lists being used as helpdesk or project gateway. Read more about the functionality on the projects summary page: schleuder-gitlab-ticketing.
Schleuder 3.4.0 released!
Feb 14th, 2019
This release ships an important privacy fix: To not leak keywords (for example via resent messages), HTML is now stripped from multipart/alternative messages if they contain keywords. For all details please see the changelog.
Meet Schleuder devs in Frankfurt/Main
Jan 24th, 2019
For everyone located in or near Frankfurt/Main, Germany (or willing to travel): On Friday, Feb 1st, the Schleuder development team will meet in a restaurant in Frankfurt, and would be pleased to have a chat with you! We have no schedule, just time to sit around, discuss ideas, ask questions, and have some drinks or food. Anyone is welcome, be they technically minded, politically interested or simply curious! Friday, 2019-02-01, from 7pm (local time), at Heck Meck (Friesengasse 19, Frankfurt am Main, Germany).
Meet Schleuder devs in Hamburg
Oct 22nd, 2018
For everyone located in or near Hamburg, Germany (or willing to travel): Next Friday evening the Schleuder development team will meet in a bar in Hamburg, and would be pleased to have a chat with you! There is no program, just time to sit around, discuss ideas, ask questions, and have some drinks or food. Friday, 2018-10-26, from 7pm (UTC+2), at Feldstern (Sternstrasse 2, Hamburg, Germany).
Schleuder 3.3.0 released!
Sep 4th, 2018
This release contains a few bug fixes and improvements: Missing arguments to keywords are now properly handled, and also more helpful error messages are provided; “Protected Headers” now are handled in a way that Thunderbird/Enigmail recognize; we also introduced a new keyword to remove a fingerprint from a subscription, and protected X-SET-FINGERPRINT better against accidental mis-use.