Number of commits found: 4

mail/dbmail: adopt latest fixes from git:

- login_disabled option before starttls for pop3
- fix compiler warnings for GCC5
- Fix IMAP mailbox maintanence
- prevent assertion in p_string_erase
- improve crypt authentication, also don't segfault when spasswd is empty
- simplify log_query_time duration logic
- Disconnect IMAP clients if only few free FDs left
- Add primary key constraint to dbmail_authlog
- Rework temporary connection failures
- Give sensible default for retry 120s
- Add retries for binding and searching
- Bump search timeout to 60s
- Increase ldap timeout to 600s 10 mins

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Upgrade mail/dbmail to 3.2.0

3.2.0 contains all the stability improvements done in 3.1 over the
last year. On top of that, it has some nice additions of it's own:

- auto-migrations; An admittedly little tested feature is automatic
migrations of the database schema. Running any of the binaries against
an up-to-date and standard 3.1 schema will try to do all the necessary
upgrades if required.

- static code audit; the Coverity service was used to flush out as
many potential problems as possible.

- new capabilities; some interesting new IMAP capabilities have been
added. QRESYNC (rfc5162), LITERAL+ (rfc2088), UIDPLUS (rfc4315) will
improve performance especially for mobile clients.

Also:
- Remove redundant option THREADS
- Add additional mirror
- Rework post-install for auto-migration scripts
- Use @sample framework

PR:		192967
Submitted by:	maintainer

mail/dbmail: update to 3.1.1

- Update to 3.1.1 [1]
- Remove leading article from COMMENT

Check share/doc/dbmail/UPGRADING for upgrading details.

Changes: http://git.dbmail.eu/paul/dbmail/log/

PR:		ports/180768
Submitted by:	Alan Hicks <ahicks p-o.co.uk> (maintainer)

- Fix error connecting from ipv6 address.
- Also fix typo in timsieved rc script and updated from
  bsd.ports.[pre|post].mk to bsd.ports.mk
- Bump PORTEVISION

PR:             ports/169268
Submitted by:   Alan Hicks <ahicks@p-o.co.uk> (maintainer)

Number of commits found: 4

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