./mail/p5-Qmail-Deliverable, Deliverability check daemon for qmail

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Branch: CURRENT, Version: 1.09nb1, Package name: p5-Qmail-Deliverable-1.09nb1, Maintainer: schmonz

qmail-smtpd does not know if a user exists. Lots of resources are wasted by
scanning mail for spam and viruses for addresses that do not exist anyway.

A replacement smtpd written in Perl could use this module to quickly verify
that a local email address is (probably) actually in use.

This module comes with a daemon program called qmail-deliverabled and a module
called Qmail::Deliverable::Client that copies the entire public interface, but
queries the daemon. Typically, the daemon runs as the root user, and the client
is used by the unprivileged smtpd.

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   2024-11-16 13:08:07 by Thomas Klausner | Files touched by this commit (2504) 
Log message:
*: recursive bump for perl 5.40
   2024-01-28 22:10:35 by Amitai Schleier | Files touched by this commit (3) | Package updated
Log message:
p5-Qmail-Deliverable: update to 1.09. Changes:

new:
- detect ezmlm lists, reject null senders to lists
- correctly ignore comments in qmail/users/assign #3
- add module syntax tests #3
- add regression test that exercises bug reported in #2

fix:
- fix interpretation of wildcard assignments #2
   2024-01-26 20:54:52 by Amitai Schleier | Files touched by this commit (2) | Package updated
Log message:
p5-Qmail-Deliverable: update to 1.08. Changes:

- Switch from public-domain to ${PERL5_LICENSE}
   2024-01-10 17:54:15 by Amitai Schleier | Files touched by this commit (1) 
Log message:
p5-Qmail-Deliverable: add perl5 to CATEGORIES, unset USE_LANGUAGES.
   2024-01-10 12:51:46 by Amitai Schleier | Files touched by this commit (6) 
Log message:
Add p5-Qmail-Deliverable: Deliverability check daemon for qmail

qmail-smtpd does not know if a user exists. Lots of resources are wasted by
scanning mail for spam and viruses for addresses that do not exist anyway.

A replacement smtpd written in Perl could use this module to quickly verify
that a local email address is (probably) actually in use.

This module comes with a daemon program called qmail-deliverabled and a module
called Qmail::Deliverable::Client that copies the entire public interface, but
queries the daemon. Typically, the daemon runs as the root user, and the client
is used by the unprivileged smtpd.