[ANNOUNCEMENT] Mail_IMAP-1.0.0RC3 (beta) Released.

The new PEAR package Mail_IMAP-1.0.0RC3 (beta) has been released at http://pear.php.net/. Release notes ------------- This release addresses only bugs: 1.) Wrong $pidAdd value passed to Mail_IMAP::_scanMultipart - Passed an incorrect value of '2' instead of '1' 2.) Wrong body selected when there is more than one inline text/plain, text/html part. Mozilla mail, for instance, has a feature to display all attachments in a message beneath the message in the viewer. It sends mail along these lines as well adding a generic attribute "flowed" in the parameters of a message. Symptoms: Program picks whichever text/plain part is first, not necessarily the correct one. Solution: Message viewer should combine all multiple text/plain inline parts into a single message. Altered Mail_IMAP::_scanMultipart to select the proper part based on whether a file name exists for the inline text/plain part. 3.) No fallback for default part id in Mail_IMAP::getDefaultPid a BC breaking patch was introduced to cure this problem, Mail_IMAP::getDefaultPid now always returns a part id, if the application is unable to find a default part id, it will return part id #1. (used to return FALSE if a default part id couldn't be found) This prevents nasty bugs from suspect messages. Symptoms: message does not contain either a text/plain or text/html part. Solution: Mail_IMAP::getDefaultPid now contains a fallback for the first message part (pid #1) message viewer should look at the MIME type and make adjustments accordingly. 4.) File names don't show up for inline attachments when a file name exists. Altered Mail_IMAP::_declareParts to allow file names for inline parts to be indexed when a file name exists. 5.) No default value for file names when one doesn't exist (now defaults to empty string). 6.) Added a check of the existence of the subject header in the inbox example file. Thanks to Dmitry Arkhipov for providing bug reports and extensive testing. Package Info ------------- Mail_IMAP provides a simplified backend for working with the c-client (IMAP) extension. It serves as an OO wrapper for commonly used c-client functions. It provides structure and header parsing as well as body retrieval. Mail_IMAP provides a simple inbox example that demonstrates its ability to parse and view simple and multipart email messages. Mail_IMAP also provides a connection wizard to determine the correct protocol and port settings for a remote mail server, all you need to provide is a server, a username and a password. Mail_IMAP may be used as a webmail backend or as a component in a mailing list manager. This package requires the c-client extension. To download the latest version of the c-client extension goto: http://www.php.net/imap. Related Links ------------- Package home: http://pear.php.net/package/Mail_IMAP Changelog: http://pear.php.net/package-changelog.php?package=Mail_IMAP Download: http://pear.php.net/get/Mail_IMAP-1.0.0RC3.tgz Authors ------------- Richard York <richy@smilingsouls.net> (lead)