What's new in febooti Command Line Email 5.1
Jul 7, 2013
- New:
- NOID command allows to remove Message-ID field.
- Changed:
- Now Message-ID header field is generated automatically.
- Improved:
- Minor UI tweaks.
New in febooti Command Line Email 5.0 (Jan 28, 2013)
- New:
- IGNOREATTACHERRORS command allows to send emails while ignoring all file attaching errors (such as Network timeout, Unable to read file, Access denied, Sharing violation, etc.).
- TONAME parameter allows to specify friendly name both for TO and CC email recipients.
- Optional LOGSUCCESS parameter to log successfully sent email basic history.
- Optional LOGFAILURE parameter to log only failed email sending attempts to specified file.
- Full compatibility with Windows 8 and Windows Server 2012 both for 32 and 64 bit versions.
- Minor tweaks and fixes across the entire product.
- Fixed:
- Some security issues regarding SSL and STARTTLS connections. Consult OpenSSL documentation for more details.
- Changed:
- UTF8 email text messages without attachments are now sent without an additional multipart/mixed section.
- Friendly name part of the TO, FROM and CC fields in the email header from now on are encoded if they contain international (non ASCII) characters.
- Friendly name part of the FROM and REPLYTO fields are always enclosed in quotes.
- Improved:
- Slightly faster email sending speed.
- Improved timeout error handling and more friendly timeout notifications.
- Improved warning messages about incompatible command line parameters.
- Debug screen now displays error information regarding log file errors.
- OpenSSL libraries updated to the latest version (includes security fixes).
- More minor improvements.
New in febooti Command Line Email 4.1 (Apr 24, 2012)
- Improved HTML image CID generation according to RFC to display cached images correctly on iOS / iPhones.
- In case of SMTP error, user is directed to more relevant help topic.
- OpenSSL libraries updated to current version.
- Minor UI improvement.
New in febooti Command Line Email 4.0 (Feb 1, 2011)
- New:
- Introduced 64-bit version of Command line email for 64-bit Windows.
- HIDE command immediately hides Command line email command prompt window.
- Added hidefebootimail.exe executable that works without any screen output window.
- HELO command allows using custom client / SMTP communication session initiation greeting.
- Fixed:
- If OpenSSL libraries were missing, febootimail.exe crashed upon execution.
- If a line contained only a single dot character, the end of email message was cut on some occasions.
- If an EML file contained a dot in separate line, sending email with OPENEML parameter could cut the part of an email following the line with the dot.
- Changed:
- Windows 98, Me, NT and 2000 are no longer supported. Use Command line email v3.2, instead. See FAQ.
- Changed Command line email license text to clarify the terms of software use.
- Improved:
- If attaching a file fails, the error is shown instead of sending a zero length attachment.
- Content MIME type of email attachments is now specified more precisely.
- Screen output in some scenarios is now colored and provides better visualization.
- If TEXT value within configuration file (specified by CONFIG parameter) is put into quotes, leading and ending space characters are preserved.
- Better installing experience in some scenarios.
- OpenSSL libraries updated to current version.
- Minor improvements.
- Note:
- Before installing Command line email v4.0 user has to uninstall the previous version.
New in febooti Command Line Email 3.2 (Sep 1, 2009)
- Fixed:
- When using friendly names with national characters (regional settings for language other than English), sometimes incorrect quote characters were used.
- If UF parameter was used after TO parameter, the beginning of TO field sometimes contained unnecessary commas.
- If no TO recipients are specified, email header does not contain empty TO field.
- DEBUG and DEBUGX commands sometimes returned slightly incorrect line break values.
- DEBUGX sometimes produced garbled text at the end of debug output.
- In rare cases error information was not complete (and contained %1 characters instead of necessary description).
- In rare cases using OPENEML files led to application crash.
- If OPENEML and SAVEEML parameters were used simultaneously, it usually led to application crash.
- If DIAL parameter is used, disconnect is now graceful.
- PRECEDENCE parameter was incorrectly writing two colons in email header.
- Changed:
- If available, CONFIRM command uses REPLYTO address instead of FROM address to request confirmation.
- CONFIRM command does not use friendly name in its header.
- SAVEEML, OPENEML, LOG and other files are not opened in exclusive access mode anymore.
- Email date is now created without preceding zero, if email is sent before 10th day of a month.
- If email date is specified in custom header, the original email date is not added.
- From now on, the TZ environment variable is not taken into consideration.
- Email MIME boundary now is always written in lower case.
- OpenSSL libraries moved to separate folder in order not to be in PATH variable (and thus possibly conflicting with other software).
- Improved:
- When some error is experienced during sending individual emails using TOEACH parameter, the application attempts to send the remaining emails instead of quitting.
- On some non-English localizations of Windows some OS error messages were shown in incorrect character encoding.
- When multiple attachments are specified in text file (using UF parameter after ATTACH command), they can be separated by line break character only. In previous application versions also a pipe character had to be used.
- When using CONFIG parameter, the file names used in configuration file can be put in quotes.
- Unnecessary line break characters are automatically removed when using UF parameter.
- TO and CC fields are wrapped more accordingly to RFC standard.
- In some cases error information is supplemented by providing OS reported error (e.g. when a file is not accessible).
- Added Febooti Command line email icons for Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008.
- OpenSSL libraries updated to most current version.
New in febooti Command Line Email 3.1 (Aug 9, 2007)
- Bug fixes for issues connected with warning message displaying and attachment sending.
New in febooti Command Line Email 3.0 (Apr 23, 2007)
- Windows Vista compatibility
- Added -TOEACH and -CONFIG parameter
- -ATTACH parameter allows wildcards
New in febooti Command Line Email 2.0 (Aug 9, 2006)
- SSL parameter
- STARTTLS parameter
- CR, -ENTER parameter
- SAVEEML, -OPENEML parameters
- DEBUGX parameter
- and more