Recommended update for comfire-intranet, comfire-webmail and comfire-sync
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(Last modified: 14FEB2003)
solutions Recommended update for comfire-intranet, comfire-webmail and comfire-sync SuSE Linux Maintenance Web (65284e08af9fa04015d71a79def19ca2)
Package: comfire-intranet
comfire-webmail
comfire-sync
Release: 20030214
Obsoletes: none
- users who are not allowed to write in the global address book, will be able to delete private entries now
- Appointments indicated as holiday conflicts now, even they are "whole day" appointments
- users, who don't have access to a groupware component, can't be selected anymore when defining rights for objects
- it is now possible to define/add different concurrencies via the configuration file /opt/comfire/application/etc/currencyformat
- it is now possible to define/add different date/time formats via the configuration file /opt/comfire/application/etc/dateformat
- added english mail notifications
- correct dealing with calender week 52/53 at the beginning of each year
- fixed problem with long attachment names in mails
- fixed display problems with non-ISO-characters in mails. UTF-8 will now be used, so most of those characters should be displayed correctly. It's also possible to change the default (ISO-8859-15) mime-charset encoding that webmail uses
- properly encoding of the organization field
- use the configured default email address in vcards
- internal users can now be added to distribution list
- sort internal users in the addressbook
- prevent session from timing out while writing mail
- after installation of the last updates, there are no softline breaks anymore in the mailreader, which is fixed now
- fixes regarding character conversions
init 2
rpm -Uvh comfire-intranet.rpm comfire-webmail.rpm comfire-sync.rpm
init `runlevel | cut -d" " -f1`
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