1.1.2

This is a minor release with various bug fixes and a few new features.

• Backup your current install then upgrade.
• Review the new settings and add the ones that apply to you, The settings added are:
  • AD_HOST_NAME
  • AD_LDAP_PORT
  • AD_SEARCH_DN
  • AD_ADMIN_GROUP
  • AD_USER_GROUP
  • AD_SEARCH_FIELDS
  • AD_LDAP_SCHEME
  • AD_LOG_FILE

1.1.1

This is a minor release with bug fixes and new features,

• Backup your current install then upgrade.

• Run syncdb to create the Django south tables:

  # baruwa-admin syncdb
  

• Run fake migration 0001 for all the modules.:

  # for name in  $(echo "accounts messages lists reports status config"); do
          baruwa-admin migrate $name 0001 --fake;
    done
  

• Run actual migration for all the modules.:

  # for name in  $(echo "accounts messages lists reports status fixups config"); do
          baruwa-admin migrate $name;
    done
  

• Review the new settings and add the ones that apply to you, The settings added are:

  • POSTFIX_ALT_CONF = ‘/etc/postfix-ms’
  • LOAD_BARUWA_DEFAULT_FILTER = True
  • MAX_USERNAME_LENGTH = 128
  • EMAIL_SIGNATURES_DIR = ‘/etc/MailScanner/signatures’
  • BARUWA_NUM_RECENT_MESSAGES = 50

• If you intend on using email signatures/disclaimers, Run:

  # baruwa-admin initconfig
  

1.1.0

This is a major release, with a major code rewrite of the backend functionality, there are a few DB schema changes.

• Backup your current install then upgrade
• Configure the new settings.py
• run baruwa-admin syncdb
• run baruwa-admin compilemessages
• Install new perl modules
• Configure DB settings in MailScanner.conf
• Fix quarantine ownership “chgrp -R celery /var/spool/MailScanner/quarantine”

1.0.2

This is a bug fix release with no schema changes.

• Backup your settings.py then upgrade.
• Restore the settings.py.
• If using the debian package select no when asked if you want to configure mysql

1.0.1

This is a minor upgrade with no schema changes.

• Backup your settings.py then upgrade.
• Restore the settings.py.