Welcome to POPFile v0.22.2

This version consists of a minor bug fix update to v0.22.1.  A
collection of bugs had been discovered and fixed and it seemed prudent
to do a .2 release to get these fixes in the hands of people.


WHAT'S CHANGED SINCE v0.22.1

1.  POPFile comes with a new "packing list" which will check
    automatically that the correct Perl modules are installed
    for POPFile to work correctly.   This is important to cross
    platform users as it sanity checks the POPFile installation
    on start up.

2.  Japanese users were experiencing crashes due to a threading
    problem with the Text::Kakasi module.  This crash has now been
    fixed.

3.  Upgraded to the latet Perl (v5.8.4) and the latest PDK (v6.0) in
    the hope that this cures some of the system tray icon problems that
    we have been seeing on Windows.  POPFile should now get all Windows
    shutdown notifications correctly.  Also upgraded to SQLite v2.8.15.

4.  New database option to speed up deletes from database.  During 
    deletes, and only when using the default SQLite database, we 
    change the synchronous mode of the database to get a significant
    increase in speed.

5.  Backup database when using SQLite like once per hour.  The backup
    file has the same name as the database but with '.backup' appended.

6.  Fix bug that was causing crashes on Korean POPFile because of a 
    problem with sorting the Korean language.

7.  Added parsing of the SpamViper header so that information from it
    is stored in the database for classification purposes using the
    pseudoword 'spamviper'.

8.  Note that the SMTP proxy does not support the XEXCH50 command and
    if it is used POPFile will return an appropriate error message.

9.  Made the bar charts in the Buckets page configurable by implementing
    a bar-chart-widget.thtml template file as part of the default skin.

10. Updated translation of UI for Simplified Chinese and Traditional
    Chinese.


SSL SUPPORT IN WINDOWS

If you want to use POPFile's SSL support on Windows you need the
appropriate SSL libraries.  Brian "Mr POPFile Installer" Smith has
created a package the will install them, and it is included in the
ZIP file with the Windows version of POPFile.  

Inside the popfile-0.22.2-windows.zip file is second ZIP file called
addssl.zip which contains a text file describing the addssl.exe 
installer.  Run addssl.exe to add the necessary components.


v0.22.0 RELEASE NOTES

If you are upgrading from pre-v0.22.0 please read the v0.22.0 release
notes for much more information.

    http://sf.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=266477

John.
