Current Sendmail Release
SendmailTM 8.11.2
is available from
FTP.Sendmail.ORG.
This version includes bug fixes for 8.11.1, which included support
for STARTTLS and SMTP AUTH encryption.
The release has a
gzipped tar file and a
PGP signature file.
The uncompressed tar file is signed by the
2000 signing key.
(See also our list of mirrors.)
The previous release is
SendmailTM 8.11.1.
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An important
security
announcement has been released regarding
a Linux kernel bug in versions up to and including 2.2.15.
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An important security
announcement has been released regarding
the AIX 4.X linker. AIX sendmail 8.10.0 users should follow the
instructions in the announcement. A workaround has been included in sendmail
8.10.1.
See our Mirroring page if you are interested
in providing a mirror for our ftp site.
Details of how the distribution is laid out
can be found here.
Sendmail, Inc. is offering a
commercial version
of sendmail 8.10/8.11.
In addition to all of the 8.10/8.11 features
it provides automated binary installation
and graphical configuration and management tools.
Version 8.10 represents the largest new feature release in sendmail's
history. New features include:
- SMTP Authentication, allowing users to use cryptographic authentication
in SMTP to gain additional privileges, such as ability to relay.
- Performance improvements, including multiple queues, memory-buffered
pseudo-files, and more control over resolver timeouts.
- Support for "message submission agent", as defined by RFC 2476.
- Ability to connect to servers running on named sockets.
- Changes to support IPv6.
- Better LDAP integration and support for LDAP-based routing.
- Improved support for virtual hosting.
- Even better anti-spam control features.
- Several new map classes, including ph, arith, and macro.
For more details on the new features, visit
sendmail.net which
includes several articles about them.