Releases: emersion/hydroxide
Releases · emersion/hydroxide
0.2.11
0.2.10
0.2.9
0.2.8
0.2.7
hydroxide v0.2.7
Anirudh (2):
cmd/hydroxide: better usage info
cmd/hydroxide: remove newline before usage
Simon Ser (8):
Update dependencies
imap: fix FETCH BODY[N]
imap: if unspecified, type is text/html
cmd/hydroxide: beautify help message
Add preliminary support for imports
protonmail: update AuthInfo struct
protonmail: AccessToken isn't encrypted anymore
Update dependencies
xcffl (1):
Make hostname and ports configurable
0.2.6
0.2.5
hydroxide v0.2.5
Simon Ser (14):
Update dependencies
Upgrade to go-message 0.10
Update dependencies
readme: enable go modules
cmd/hdyroxide: less confusing messages when starting servers
cmd/hydroxide: remove unused receiveEvents
events: don't enter a busy loop on error
cmd/hydroxide: extract listenAndServe into functions
cmd/hydroxide: add serve subcommand
Update dependencies
readme: advise against starting multiple instances
smtp: add more logging
Update dependencies
Fix log formatting
Stick (1):
[README] `hydroxide serve`, not `hydroxide server`
0.2.4
hydroxide v0.2.4
This release adds a new export-secret-keys command to retrieve your private
ProtonMail keys and e.g. add them to your GPG keyring or Keybase account.
DirectorX (1):
cmd/hydroxide: bump AppVersion
Simon Ser (3):
cmd: add export-secret-keys
cmd: improve usage string
readme: add IRC channel
0.2.3
hydroxide v0.2.3
Some users were still experiencing "unsupported feature: public key type: 22"
errors. This happens because some keys aren't supported by the Go openpgp
library. This release will skip any keys it can't read, still allowing users to
use hydroxide for supported keys.
Simon Ser (3):
protonmail: fix typo in filename
protonmail: improve errors
protonmail: skip keys we can't read
0.2.2
hydroxide v0.2.2
This release should fix issues many users experienced when logging in
(unsupported feature: public key algorithm 22).
Simon Ser (2):
protonmail: make SRP modulus signature failures a warning
protonmail: make auth errors more verbose