Mail 1.9.2 released!

This is a bug fix release that addresses the following issues:

• Fixed #45: File name too long when parsing attachments.
• Fixed #66: Attachment filename too long.
• Fixed #80: Fixed bug in openFile() function. (Michael Kliewe)
• Fixed #82: Fix issue where using array_key_exists on an object is deprecated in PHP 7.4. (Seamus Lee)

Mail 1.8.4 released

This is a bug fix release that addresses the following issues:

• Fixed #51: User names and passwords need to be escaped if they contain spaces.
• Fixed #61: create_function() is deprecated in PHP 7.2.
• Fixed implode() argument order.
• Fixed #68: regexp patterns for PHP 7.3 and later.

Thanks to:

• Mark Burdett
• Michael Kliewe

Mail 1.8.3 released

This is a bug fix release that addresses the following issues:

• Fixed 'Undefined offset: -1' notice when parsing Delivery Status parts.
• Fix error when trying to access email from null.
• Checking if variable is resource mitigates against possible PHP Object Injection exploits.
• Fixed a code-bug when counting parts for RFC2231 reading.

Thanks to:

• Casper Langemeijer
• Marcel Toben
• Daniel Tschinder

Mail 1.8.2 released

This release addresses a security vulnerability (#58). All users are advised to upgrade

The full ChangeLog:

• Added support for XOAUTH2 authentication method for SMTP transport (Ian Berry).
• Fixed a bug with a space around file names in Content-Disposition headers (Alexey Alyoshin)
• Allow ezcMailVirtualFile and ezcMailStreamFile to be handled in ezcMail::walkParts (Brend Rathmanner)
• Fixed empty filename in file_parser (Michael Kliewe)
• Update STARTTLS parsing to allow "250 STARTTLS" (John Corser)
• Fixed issue #58: Restrict the set of characters that can be used as the email address for the ezcMail returnPath property. (CVE-2017-15806, reported by "Kay")

Contributors are:

• Alexey Alyoshin
• Brend Rathmanner
• Ian Berry
• John Corser
• "Kay"
• Michael Kliewe