pgMail 1.4 Released!

Hola,

Creo que hace poco se comento sobre este en la lista, no si si a todos
llega esta notificación y se las reenvío.

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Asunto: [MASSMAIL][ANNOUNCE] pgMail 1.4 Released!
De: "Branden R. Williams" <brw(at)brandolabs(dot)com>
Fecha: Jue, 16 de Noviembre de 2017, 10:16 am
Para: pgsql-hackers(at)lists(dot)postgresql(dot)org
pgsql-announce(at)postgresql(dot)org
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Greetings all!

Just a quick note to let you know I have updated and released a new
version of pgMail for the community. The last time I posted to this list
was in 2001, but not too much has changed! This little package gets tons
of downloads and seems to be very helpful for those who want to be able to
send an email from within a database—say, for example, when an order moves
from pending to Shipped.

pgMail is simply a stored function written in TCL which takes 4 or 5
arguments of type text (Who is it from, who is it to, subject, and body of
plain text message, with an optional body of HTML text), contacts the
email server via TCL sockets, and transmits your email.

When used with triggers, pgMail can automagically send email when various
columns in records are updated, rows are inserted, or even deleted. For
instance, if you run a e-commerce website, emails can be sent when product
is ordered and/or shipped.

This can be used for any setup where you might want to handle all email
sending from the database layer if the application layer is mixed,
firewalled, or possibly just slow.

View and download this release at
https://github.com/captbrando/pgMail/releases/tag/v1.4
<https://github.com/captbrando/pgMail/releases/tag/v1.4>. Feel free to
join the discussion and request/contribute features!

CHANGELOG:

v1.4 - pgMail now supports both HTML messaging and MULTIPART MIME
messaging. It's backwards compatible. If you want to ONLY send HTML, you
need to pass an empty string as your 4th argument. But why not just do
both plain text & HTML? Thanks to Nicklas Aven for the idea and original
patch! I changed his pull request a bit to avoid duplicate code.

v1.3 - pgMail will now add a properly formatted Date header. This was
particularly troubling for some Android users. Thanks to Nicklas Aven for
the patch!

v1.2 - pgMail now properly sends UTF-8 encoded emails. Thanks to Balazs
Keresztury for the patch!
- Fixed an issue whereby some servers would reject emails due to
"Improper use of SMTP command pipelining." Now resolved.
- Updated to use the Apache 2.0 license.

Regards,

Branden