Manjary mail server

History of changes ------------------ 2025-12-03 ver. 2.0.0 - A new format for storing messages in local mailboxes. The message structure and other information, as well as small messages, are now stored in a separate mbox file. - IMAP4 module: Fixed a bug that caused the program to crash when receiving GETQUOTAROOT command from a client that supports the UTF8=ACCEPT capability. - IMAP4 module: Optimization of processing of SEARCH and FETCH commands. - HTTP module: Ability to specify the full executable @filename instead of the URI path in the file/handler node. - HTTP module: Added some HTTP headers to environment variables for CGI programs. - Configuration examples of the missing "append-limit" parameter of the IMAP4 module. The default value has been changed from unlimited to 64 MB. - Documentation updates.

History of changes 2025-02-11 ver. 1.0.0 - New management protocol. - New web management interface. - REXX interface (RXMMP library). - Lots of fixes across all components. - The documentation has been significantly supplemented.

Installation and quick start ---------------------------- 1. Install the required libraries and utilites: >yum install libc libgcc1 libxml2 openssl icu sqlite gawk grep coreutils findutils 2. Unpack the Manjary server archive to any convenient location on your local drive (for example C:\Programs). 3. Select (create) a directory on the local disk where mail and other data will be stored. This directory must be empty before the first run. 4. Copy the *.xml files from the .\examples directory to the top where the manjary.exe executable is located. Open the mail.xml file in any text editor and replace the values of the following nodes: <mail-root>...</mail-root> Path to the directory selected in step 3. <hostname>...</hostname> The hostname of the server. <default-domain>...</default-domain> The main or default mail domain that will be served by this server. 5. Run manjary.exe and go to http://localhost:81/admin/ Login: postmaster, password: ChangeMe Change the password in the web interface. History of changes ------------------ 2023-11-06 var. 0.0.6 - The FastCGI interface has been completely rewritten. - The API for interaction with external programs has been rewritten. This is now used in the Helpers module and for CGI programs in the HTTP module. - HTTP module: Fixed a bug where the <handler> directive would not work if it specified an executable file (not FastCGI). - Helpers module: EXIT and RECONFIG requests are no longer generated. Now an interrupt signal is sent instead. File examples\hlpsmtpsrv.cmd has been updated to reflect these changes. 2023-10-22 var. 0.0.5 - Extended user information (vCard). - The address book. Implementation of the LDAP protocol. - Web interface improvements and fixes. 2023-08-08 ver. 0.0.4 - Fixed a bug due to which some temporary files were not deleted. 2023-07-20 ver. 0.0.3 - Fixed a bug due to which when the maximum number of failed attempts to send a message was reached, the message files (*.eml, *.out) in <mail-root>\queue were not deleted. 2023-07-11 ver. 0.0.2 - IMAP4: In the case where a multipart message did not have a Content-Type field in one of the parts, an incorrect response to the FETCH BODYSTRUCTURE command was generated. Now the default response to FETCH is text/plain. 2023-07-10 ver. 0.0.1 - First public release. 2022-03-05 - Beginning of the active development phase.

History of changes ------------------ 2023-08-08 ver. 0.0.4 - Fixed a bug due to which some temporary files were not deleted. 2023-07-20 ver. 0.0.3 - Fixed a bug due to which when the maximum number of failed attempts to send a message was reached, the message files (*.eml, *.out) in <mail-root>\queue were not deleted. 2023-07-11 ver. 0.0.2 - IMAP4: In the case where a multipart message did not have a Content-Type field in one of the parts, an incorrect response to the FETCH BODYSTRUCTURE command was generated. Now the default response to FETCH is text/plain. 2023-07-10 ver. 0.0.1 - First public release. 2022-03-05 - Beginning of the active development phase.