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Why we killed the MFA (filter) process # For as long as I can remember, a process called MFA was created by OpenSMTPD at start time.

EHLO world ! # Yesterday I thought I’d write a first OpenSMTPD-related post to sum up the changes that have happened since this summer but it turned out to be painful as they amount to quite a lot.

Good news everyone ! With last post dating from almost a year, we can all agree that I’ve outpassed my slacking skills by a great margin and I probably deserve an award of some kind ;-)

Hey, No OpenSMTPD news since almost a month… time to break the trend ! As far as I’m concerned, I’ve been busy with other work but still a git log shows that between Eric and I we have accumulated quite a few things during this month.

EHLO readers, This blog post is the first since a few months, I’ve been busy and struggling with some personal health and familial issues. I won’t share them here as its not really something anyone can help with, so… let’s focus on OpenSMTPD !

Yop, This week has been very productive with several tickets closed and more about to be closed. Eric has done an amazing work as you will soon realize ;-)

OHAI, I have not updated this blog since the release of OpenSMTPD 5.3, over a month ago. In the meantime, some minor bugs have been fixed and we have released OpenSMTPD 5.

OHAI ! I’ve stayed silent for the last month as we got ready for the big thing… Charles, Eric and I are proud to announce the release of OpenSMTPD 5.

OHAI, We had planned to slow down a bit to prepare for release: no more feature, no more invasive changes until we tag something out of which we can publish a release.

OHAI, Lately we have stabilized and decided that we’re okay with the features we have for our first release, this time for good, so we focused on making sure that we didn’t introduce regressions and that we were rock solid.