DBMail 2.0.7 to 2.0.9?

> Mike,
>
> All we use is Postgres, not a single issue going from
> 2.0.4 -> 2.0.6 -> 2.0.6-svn -> 2.0.9.
>
> If there were database changes I never saw them.  I
even have
> several of my own columns and stored procedures in the
> database to add features.
>
> --
> David

It may have been something odd with my setup, but I think it
was upgrading
to 2.0.7 (on debian, using apt-get).  There was added
support for a
dbmail_filters table, which I had to add by hand before the
dbmail-smtp
would accept any incoming mail.

For MySQL it seemed to detect that the table was missing and
just not use
it, but for some reason, on my install (with Postgresql on
debian stable)
it failed delivery.

But either way, that's all in the past!  I just wanted to
check to see if
some people had upgraded successfully using postgresql on
debian stable.

Thanks for the report!

Mike


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Michael Milner wrote:

> It may have been something odd with my setup, but I
think it was upgrading
> to 2.0.7 (on debian, using apt-get).  There was added
support for a
> dbmail_filters table, which I had to add by hand before
the dbmail-smtp
> would accept any incoming mail.

Mea culpa! I'll make sure this gets fixed. Optional
features should
*not* break delivery!



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>> It may have been something odd with my setup, but I
think it was
>> upgrading
>> to 2.0.7 (on debian, using apt-get).  There was
added support for a
>> dbmail_filters table, which I had to add by hand
before the dbmail-smtp
>> would accept any incoming mail.
>
> Mea culpa! I'll make sure this gets fixed. Optional
features should
> *not* break delivery!

Sorry for not posting about it sooner, I wasn't actually
subscribed to the
list when it happened.  Thanks for your help though!

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