Releases: tarickb/sasl-xoauth2
Releases · tarickb/sasl-xoauth2
v0.25
What's Changed
- Changed the config and token_store code to use a variable in the config file by @tparkercbn in #11
- priorize "xoauth2" over "login" to support both plug-ins simultaneously by @jmozd in #16
- README.md: add instructions on hooking into Ubuntu's CA certificate update by @rrthomas in #18
- README.md: add cmake command for installing under /usr (fix #21) by @rrthomas in #22
- Add .gitignore by @rrthomas in #24
- README.md: mention name of
pluginvieweron Debian/Ubuntu (fix #19) by @rrthomas in #23 - Install the update-ca-certificates hook script in Ubuntu package by @rrthomas in #25
- Simplify Debian/Ubuntu packaging (fix #26) by @rrthomas in #27
- Doc cleanup by @dkg in #31
- Clarify the Google app OAuth requirements by @dechamps in #34
- Adding proxy support for token refresh by @mc-0815 in #35
- Combine token-fetching tooling into a single binary, sasl-xoauth2-tool by @dkg in #33
- Add ca_bundle_file and ca_certs_dir config options by @funilrys in #39
- The sasl-xoauth2-tool tool does not send the secret to the Microsoft endpoint. by @krzsztf1 in #62
- WIP: sample manpage for sasl-xoauth2.conf(5) by @dkg in #59
- Manual username parameter by @kpedro88 in #74
- Update steps for package installation in Fedora/EPEL by @Jakuje in #75
- add argument --overwrite-existing-token to preserve additional fields in token file by @kpedro88 in #78
New Contributors
- @tparkercbn made their first contribution in #11
- @jmozd made their first contribution in #16
- @rrthomas made their first contribution in #18
- @dkg made their first contribution in #31
- @dechamps made their first contribution in #34
- @mc-0815 made their first contribution in #35
- @funilrys made their first contribution in #39
- @krzsztf1 made their first contribution in #62
- @kpedro88 made their first contribution in #74
- @Jakuje made their first contribution in #75
Full Changelog: release-0.8...release-0.25
Contributors
rrthomas, dkg, and 8 other contributors
Assets 2
v0.8
- Rework packaging.
- Improve CURL request error handling.
- Use config file path from package installation path.
Note: If chroot-jailing is enabled in Postfix, SSL/TLS root certificates may not end up in the right location within the chroot, resulting in SSL-related error messages. The easy fix is to disable chroot jailing for Postfix. The harder fix is to manually copy the certificate files to the right locations.