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aptg(2) (a place to go) is a Web-based email client written in PHP, using localhost connections to a running IMAP4 server. It is designed to work with Postfix. Authentication is against a MySQL database as used by pam_mysql (username + password) or by using one of the virtual email addresses (also stored in the MySQL database) and that password. A powerful addressbook is also included. It uses its own session handling system with one-time session ids. The development version has experimental GnuPG support.

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2003-05-21 20:01
0.1.4

An address book was added. It is located in a MySQL database, and public entries are possible. While composing new mail, you can request a popup window containing a list of address book entries, which uses Javascript to add or delete email addresses from the "To:" line.
Tags: Major feature enhancements

2003-05-16 23:16
0.1.3-1

Some minor bugfixes, and now really clean MIME headers are sent. This release adds primitive personal options, realname, and signature, and the real name can now be added to the "from" part of the header. These are small changes in preparation for sending GPG encrypted/signed email.
Tags: Minor feature enhancements

2003-05-12 19:57
0.1.3

There are some bugfixes and a small amount of security enhancements with this version. Some issues leading to invalid MIME types while sending email have been fixed. It should work correctly now, but the partinfotb is incompatible with older versions, so you need to delete the old one or define a new one. An md5-hash of username+password+IP+user_agent is built and checked with every call of a function.
Tags: Minor bugfixes

2003-05-03 22:53
0.1.2

Some bugs which were related to the rewrite of the sending mail complex were fixed. Reply and forward now really work. The ability to add mailboxes or delete them was added. The ability to move or copy emails around from mailbox to mailbox was added.
Tags: Minor feature enhancements

2003-04-30 22:47
0.1.0

A complete rewrite of the sending functions was necessary. The MySQL database is now used for many issues, such as storing temp data, etc. It is possible to upload files and attach them to email messages. Messages that are sent are stored in a folder called Sent.
Tags: Major feature enhancements

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