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new version ASSP 2.6.3 build 20002 released

The version 2.6.3 build 20002 is released on SF download page.
It contains several fixes and enhancements.

  • ASSP_ARC.pm 2.09 is released - it prevents Storable from croaking about invalid data structures, which may caused unexpected worker exceptions
  • If a DKIM-identiy tag (i=.....) was calculated for a DKIM-signature, this DKIM-identity was cached and unexpected added to all later calculated DKIM-signatures until assp was restarted,
    which made this DKIM-signatures invalid.
  • Several parameters in the ASSP-MIB.txt file contained an underscore (_) , which is not allowed and may prevented the snmp daemon from loading the MIB file.
    A new ASSP-MIB.txt is provided and both MIB-creator scripts
  • IP-blocking was unexpected skipped, if PBextreme-blocking was not configured
  • If MySQL 5.7 (or higher) or MariaDB was used as database backend at a case sensitive filesystem and the mysql configuration switch 'lower_case_table_names = 1'
    ( https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/identifier-case-sensitivity.html ) was not defined in the MySQL Server configuration file, it was possible that assp database imports
    and the assp database connection keeping failed.
  • an error: 'error: DKIM-cfg - no configuration left for any domain' was logged, if a valid DKIM-configuration was stored, but 'genDKIM' was not enabled and 'genARC' was not enabled
  • disabled 'ScoreForeignCountries' was ignored in some cases
  • mails were unexpected blocked, if 'disableAUTH' was enabled and the sender used the AUTH=<> extension in the MAIL FROM: SMTP command (RFC4954)
  • the whitelist state was some times wrong shown in the 'work with lists' GUI panel
  • if 'genARC' was enabled and foreign Authentication-Results: headers were present in the mail, no ARC-signature was created and an error
    "error: ARC message parsing failed - unexpected token at /usr/local/lib/perl5/site_perl/Mail/DKIM/ARC/Signer.pm line 254 thread ..."
    was written to the maillog.txt

Thomas

Posted by Thomas Eckardt 2020-01-02

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