[naim-users-352] naim 0.11.5.6 (fwd)

• Forwarded message ---------- Date: Mon, 10 Mar 2003 17:50:57 -0500 (EST) From: Daniel Reed <n@cs.rpi.edu> Reply-To: naim-users@lists.rpi-acm.org To: naim-announce@lists.rpi-acm.org Cc: naim-users@lists.rpi-acm.org Subject: [naim-users-352] naim 0.11.5.6

naim-0.11.5.6.tar.gz is now available from:

        http://site.rpi-acm.org/info/naim/

Major bug fixes:

	AOL's primary TOC server (toc-m01.blue.aol.com) went down at
		approximately 2003-03-10T1420; this has temporarily been
		replaced with toc.oscar.aol.com.
	Discussion destructions were not properly being handled in Lily.
	IM handling routines were not properly handling buddies with
		alternate names set (the third argument to /addbuddy),
		causing away messages to be misdirected.

Major feature additions:
	New $autoreconnect. If set, whenever naim is disconnected from a
		service, it will attempt to reconnect automatically. For
		services that require a password, you may wish to /set
		servicename:password "your password" in order to allow naim
		to reconnect while unattended (for example, /set
		AIM:password "my pass").

All users should upgrade to this version. There are no security considerations, but users may be unable to sign on (or stay connected) to the default TOC server used in the past.

To grab the latest version of naim, visit:

        http://site.rpi-acm.org/info/naim/

Package maintainers may link directly to:

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        http://www.acm.rpi.edu/~n/naim/naim-0.11.5.6.tar.gz Previous versions have been removed.

If there is any questionable behaviour at all, please contact me directly at <n@cs.rpi.edu>.

-- 
Daniel Reed 
I can't hack in a dungeon like this -- penitium, re: RPI-ACM Lab
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