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The following information is also available in Pine itself, in the Release Notes which can be accessed from Pine's MAIN MENU screen:
NEW IN PINE 4.56
Version 4.56 is a maintenance release with only a few new features.
Additions include:
* enable-multiple-newsrcs makes Pine use a different newsrc file for
each NNTP server
* predict-nntp-server makes Pine use current NNTP server for posting
* Now possible to set the outgoing NNTP server based on the Role being
used
* Option tab-checks-recent to have TAB display number of recent messages
in a highlighted folder
* For aggregate Saves there is now a default Save folder, which is
derived from the first message being saved
* If Unix Pine alternate compose editor returns nonzero,
ask the user if they want to use the resulting file anyway
* Environment variable, "h_news_config", default values
supported
* Missing arguments to -f or -F are prompted for
* Some speedup to subscribe to news when the whole list of groups is not
needed
Bugs that have been addressed in this release include:
* Mbox functionality was broken
* Take to a Filter or other Rule crashed in 4.55
* Crash when Sorting on an IMAP server which does not have SORT
extension and some other related mystery crashes
* Features which were changed in Setup/Config and then backed out by
answering "No" would sometimes stay changed until
quitting Pine
* After UnCut in composer headers leave the cursor positioned at the
end of the uncut text instead of at the beginning or end of the line
* When Unix Pine forwarded address book entries as a Vcard attachment
it added extra carriage returns which caused problems
* Full header prevented the ability to view the ATTACHMENT INDEX
screen
* In MIME Digests, Newsgroups, References, and other headers were
ignored when viewing or replying to messages inside the digest
* PC-Pine installer could possibly present incorrect information for
the mail server login name
* Roles with search criteria weren't being used when composing a new
message
* For attachments of type application/octet-stream, place precedence
of a mailcap entry over the file's extension
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