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[2003-09-05] CVS repository changes



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2003-09-04 15:10:09  Thomas Roessler  <roessler@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
(roessler)

        * init.h: Fix some formatting glitches that lead to error messages
        when viewing the muttrc(5) manual page.

2003-09-04 14:59:57  Christoph Ludwig
<cludwig@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>  (roessler)

        * smime.c: Fix verification bug when messages are S/MIME signed
        & encrypted.

2003-09-03 17:22:09  Dan Born  <dan@xxxxxxxxxxx>  (roessler)

        * postpone.c: I've attached a patch for bug number 1036, as
        reported at http://bugs.guug.de/db/pa/lmutt.html ("segfault
        when more than one msg is postponed").  This is a patch against
        mutt 1.4.1.

        As it was previously left, no one could reproduce it.  The problem
        occurs because sorting is disabled when opening the postponed
        folder, but the Sort global variable still tells mutt to use
        whatever sorting algorithm the $sort config option indicates.
        Eventually, the code would get to mutt_messages_in_thread and
        try to dereference a NULL thread object, causing the segfault.

2003-09-03 17:20:56  Pawel Dziekonski  <dzieko@xxxxxxxxxxx>  (roessler)

        * po/pl.po: update.

2003-09-03 17:15:20  TAKAHASHI Tamotsu  <ttakah@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
(roessler)

        * po/ja.po: New ja.po.

2003-09-03 17:12:52  Velko Hristov  <hristov@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
(roessler)

        * configure.in: Bulgarian translation.

2003-09-03 17:10:37  Brendan Cully  <brendan@xxxxxxxxxx>  (roessler)

        * mutt_ssl.c: Fix a segmentation fault which occurs
        when a certificate is rejected.  Bug noted by Rob Latham
        <rob@xxxxxxxxxxx>.

2003-09-03 17:09:09  Anatoly Vorobey  <mellon@xxxxxxxxx>  (roessler)

        * curs_main.c: The commands "read-thread" (^R) and
        "read-subthread" (Esc-R) do not honor the resolve variable (don't
        advance cursor after marking the thread/subthread as read),
        which, to me at least, is a nuisance.