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Version: 4.9

4.9.7

Release published on 2023/11/30​

If you want to update your BlueMind from a previous minor or major version, please check the BlueMind 4.9 News.

caution

Debian Stretch and Ubuntu Bionic are no longer supported by BlueMind, because PostreSQL project ended support for those distributions.

New features​

  • BM-20401 : [perf] add memlock support for our JVMs to deal with swapoff resistence
  • BM-20419 : allow to disable PHP

Fixes​

Mail App​

  • BM-20045 : fire only one notification per mail
  • BM-20348 : use X-Bm-Draft-Identity-Id header to get the correct draft identity

MAPI​

  • BM-20422 : fix NullPointerException on RopGetHierarchyTable
  • BM-20373 : fix shared mailbox initialization
  • BM-20374 : improve message notifications
  • BM-20374 : fix unknown ART timezone
  • BM-20313 : highlight dates and location updates in meeting updates emails

API​

  • BM-19993 : fix tests by import authentication.service
  • BM-19993 : verify ACL on mailbox when user getIdentities

EAS​

  • BM-20240 : add more logs to track missing folder on vcard import in dlist

Calendar​

  • BM-20406 : set first day of week for cal month print

Milter​

  • BM-20323 : don't check for counter flag when treating attendee counters

Thunderbird connector​

  • BM-20375 : changing meeting response in a delegate mailbox

Other​

  • BM-20401 : [perf] memlock bm-mapi, eas, webserver and core
  • BM-20424 : use Literal string pattern when applying regex
  • SYN-43 : never update using imapUid as itemUid
  • BM-20241 : message move when source folder is unknown should return GeneralFailure
  • CHELLES-6 : fix meeting invit response in sent folder
  • BM-20385 : find domain by uid or alias
  • FEATBL-2158 : remove e.printStackTrace() or System.xx.println(e)
  • FEATBL-2153 : [security] set sentry folder /tmp/sentry permissions to 0770, remove sentry support from sds-proxy (because of permission change)
  • [perf|node] Fix: ensure upstream node has a reasonable amount of connections (when Cyrus is on a dedicated server, EMLs for MAPI & EAS are fetched using node and throughput would be limited by a small number of concurrent connections to the Cyrus upstream)