The development of Sympa is a collaborative effort from the users community. However, the following institutions and persons were continuously providing a development effort.
The development of Sympa is a collaborative effort from the users community. However, the following institutions and persons have been providing a development effort.
## RENATER
## Legacy...
The [RENATER](http://www.renater.fr) team was in charge of maintaining the Sympa project, contribute to the code and merge contributions from developpers all over the world.
Serge Aumont and Christophe Wolfhugel are, along with Olivier Salaün, the original authors of Sympa. Even though they no longer work on Sympa, they are the people who made Sympa real and are still giving us precious advices about the development orientations.
Authors of Sympa from RENATER are Étienne Méléard, Olivier Salaün and David Verdin.
## RENATER and INRIA
## INRIA
The [RENATER](http://www.renater.fr) team was in charge of maintaining the Sympa project, contribute to the code and merge contributions from developers all over the world.
Authors of Sympa from RENATER are Étienne Méléard, Olivier Salaün and David Verdin.
[INRIA](http://www.inria.fr/) is the main French public organization for research in the fields of Computer sciences. INRIA contributed on a regular basis on the evolution of Sympa code.
The Sympa author from INRIA is Guillaume Rousse.
## Legacy...
## The Sympa Community
Serge Aumont and Christophe Wolfhugel are, along with Olivier Salaün, the original authors of Sympa. Even though they no longer work on Sympa, they are the people who made Sympa real and are still giving us precious advices about the development orientations.
Recently, Sympa was forked and handed to the community on GitHub to revitalize development. In 2017, the first version by [The Sympa Community](https://github.com/sympa-community) was released.
@@ -250,7 +253,7 @@ feature 'Encode::Locale', 'Useful when running command line utilities in the con
};
feature 'remote-list-including', 'Required when including members of a remote list.' => sub {
requires 'IO::Socket::SSL', '>= 0.90';
requires 'LWP::Protocol::https';
};
feature 'Mail::DKIM::Verifier', 'Required in order to use DKIM features (both for signature verification and signature insertion).' => sub {
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@@ -258,21 +261,35 @@ feature 'Mail::DKIM::Verifier', 'Required in order to use DKIM features (both fo
};
feature 'Mail::DKIM::ARC::Signer', 'Required in order to use ARC features to add ARC seals.' => sub {
requires 'Mail::DKIM::ARC::Signer', '>= 0.51';
requires 'Mail::DKIM::ARC::Signer', '>= 0.55';
};
feature 'Net::DNS', 'This is required if you set a value for "dmarc_protection_mode" which requires DNS verification.' => sub {
requires 'Net::DNS', '>= 0.65';
};
feature 'ipv6', 'Required to support IPv6 with client features.' => sub {
requires 'Socket6', '>= 0.23';
# Note: Some distributions e.g. RHEL/CentOS 6 do not provide package for
# IO::Socket::IP. If that is the case, use IO::Socket::INET6 instead.
requires 'IO::Socket::IP', '>= 0.21';
};
feature 'ldap', 'Required to query LDAP directories. Sympa can do LDAP-based authentication ; it can also build mailing lists with LDAP-extracted members.' => sub {
# openldap-devel is needed to build the Perl code
requires 'Net::LDAP', '>= 0.40';
# Note: 'Net::LDAP::Entry', 'Net::LDAP::Util' and 'Net::LDAPS' are also
# Note: 'Net::LDAP::Entry' and 'Net::LDAP::Util' are also
# included in perl-ldap.
};
feature 'ldap-secure', 'Required to query LDAP directories over TLS.' => sub {
requires 'Net::LDAP', '>= 0.40';
requires 'IO::Socket::SSL', '>= 0.90';
# Note: 'Net::LDAPS' is also included in perl-ldap.
};
feature 'Net::SMTP', 'This is required if you set "list_check_smtp" sympa.conf parameter, used to check existing aliases before mailing list creation.' => sub {
requires 'Net::SMTP';
};
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@@ -281,14 +298,24 @@ feature 'soap', 'Required if you want to run the Sympa SOAP server that provides
requires 'SOAP::Lite', '>= 0.712';
};
feature 'Unicode::Normalize', 'Normalizes file names represented by Unicode.' => sub {
# Note: Perl 5.8.1 bundles this version.
requires 'Unicode::Normalize', '>= 0.23';
feature 'safe-unicode', 'Sanitises inputs with Unicode text.' => sub {
