=pod =head1 New Features =head2 Version 2.8 B =over =item * Rewritten SMTP sending engine Mojo Mail has been upgraded from Version 2.05 of Mail::Bulkmail to version 3.05 provided even better support for SMTP sending. =item * Security Enhancements =over =item * Referer Access to a list's control panel can now be restricted by referer, meaning, you can't visit any screen of the list control panel by any page except another list control panel screen. =item * Secure URL You can now set a seperate, 'secure', URL to access the list control panel by. =back =over * Internationalization =item * $HTML_CHARSET HTML screens will be printed out with the charset setin $HTML_CHARSET. =item * Code restructuring Mojo Mail is working towards being easily translated to any language you need. The first steps toward this have been taken =back =item * Redesigned "View List" screen It's now easier than ever to admin your list. =item * "Send a Webpage" control panel rewritten Sending a webpage to your list is much more robust, taking to account outside stylesheets and giving you the option to embed the images into the message itself in various ways. You may also pass a username and password to access password protected webpages. =item * "Send Archive to a Friend" Rewritten =item * List Invitation Messages can now be saved, for future mailings =item * Archived messages can now be easily resent =back B =over =item * You no longer have to check "Send all e-mails with only the address in the 'To' and 'From' message headers" when using SMTP This was fixed by the upgrade to Mail::Bulkmail 3. =item * The SQL backends correctly remove subscribers from the table (hard remove) instead of a soft remove =item * $LIST_IN_ORDER works correctly for the SQL backends =item * Temporary sending lists are removed when using a SQL backend =item * Invitation subscriptions are correctly removed when using a SQL backend =item * When using SMTP sending, Mojo will send the list password to the list owner, when you forget, using the SMTP settings, instead of sendmail (whatever $MAILPROG is set to)) =item * =back =head2 Version 2.7.1 =over =item Archives can be added to a list without sending an actual mailing. =item Mac iCal URLS, (webcal://...) are now supported and will be converted to a live link in archives and in HTML from plaintext list messages, the same way http and ftp links are. =head2 Version 2.7 =item * list-specific headers can now be removed =item * List templates can be applied to HTLM list messages =item * POP-before-SMTP authentication tester =item * SMTP settings easier to set up. =item * Charsets should work again. (sorry 'bout that) =item * Subscribe/unsubscribe on the default page (fancy that!) =item * Each list has its own screen, where can subscribe/unsusbscribe, view the lists information and privacy policy and alos browse through the list's archives. =item * email validation sees whether a mail host exists for the address's domain. This can seriously cut down on the amount of bounces you receive when people put invalid addresses in a subscription form. =item * send a test message using mojo_send.pl =back =head2 Version 2.6 =over =item * Broader email support support for emails with new, 4 character top level domains (ie .info) =item * SQL database support Postgres, MySQL subscription list support, as well as framework for any other kind of subscription backend. =item * Admin Control Panel Customizaton Administration look and feel now skinnable =item * POP-before-SMTP Authentication support =item * Change the name of your list =item * Included Bounce Handler =item * Alphabetically sorted lists =item * Rewritten mojo_send.pl script =item * Root Login Enhancements Lists logins by root allow you to turn on and off certain features of the list control panel =item * Better WinNT support Bulk sendings do not have to be forked() for greater WinNT compatibility =back =cut