define $use_admin_command_mail_fucntion ("no" by default).2006-03-06T12:11:59+00:00fukachanfukachan2006-03-06T12:11:59+00:00772290448f009792b881fb9addd6c85f9369caa7
duplicate FML::Context::Command object by object dup method not by myself.2006-03-05T09:41:48+00:00fukachanfukachan2006-03-05T09:41:48+00:00ac126cdf370f7bd5bcff6dc1482b655a99ce5759
changed to command_context object based.2006-03-05T08:08:36+00:00fukachanfukachan2006-03-05T08:08:36+00:006940f468f92ec8044c1982a4f7b12b4f4637a418
command context information switched to use of FML::Context::Command object.2006-03-04T12:56:58+00:00fukachanfukachan2006-03-04T12:56:58+00:0080a851d319914b556899769706825eb9a9f5a27b
use $curproc->credential();2005-11-30T23:30:38+00:00fukachanfukachan2005-11-30T23:30:38+00:00b2ec034ac5748f97a2cbb0e811c355312e31c605
${admin,}command_mail_restrictions support "check_pgp_signature" rule.2005-05-30T03:28:06+00:00fukachanfukachan2005-05-30T03:28:06+00:00968bd7391ebef63d6ca2e840dced9efb97f2a2de
Both restrictions uses same rule name but which needs different
keyring directories. So, we need to handle carefully the context of
two restrictions.
Both restrictions uses same rule name but which needs different
keyring directories. So, we need to handle carefully the context of
two restrictions.