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We will be releasing Baruwa Enterprise Edition version 2.0.7 on Monday 23rd March 2015. This release contains the long awaited and requested Content Protection management functionality. The article is part of a series introducing the features available in Baruwa Enterprise Edition release 2.0.7. To read the other articles in this series go to https://www.baruwa.org/blog/category/2.0.7/ Content Protection in... Read the rest of this post

We will be releasing Baruwa Enterprise Edition version 2.0.7 on Monday 23rd March 2015. This update has greatly improved the clustering functionality. In the past the documentation of Baruwa Enterprise Edition clustering was not up to scratch. This has been fixed in this release. The article is part of a series introducing the features available in Baruwa Enterprise Edition... Read the rest of this post

We will be releasing Baruwa Enterprise Edition version 2.0.7 on Monday 23rd March 2015. As part of this update we have introduced a new automated configuration utility. In past versions system configurations were managed using a puppet manifest text file, this process was therefore error prone as there was no way to validate the configuration data typed in by the... Read the rest of this post

We will be releasing Baruwa Enterprise Edition version 2.0.7 on Monday 23rd March 2015. As part of this update we have introduced a new customized OS called BaruwaOS This is a slimmed down and customized OS based on CentOS. All the bloat has been trimmed leaving only an OS dedicated to email security. We will now provide Baruwa Enterprise Edition... Read the rest of this post

Today we are issuing release -- Baruwa 2.0.6, this Enterprise edition only release contains bug fixes as well as new features and enhancements. This release introduces backward incompatible changes. A full description of the changes is available FIX: Prevent normal users from previewing messages that are dangerous. FIX: Support new domain names such as .system. FIX: Improve email... Read the rest of this post

We will be releasing Baruwa Enterprise Edition version 2.0.6 on Monday 27th October 2014 This is an important update as it includes updates to critical dependencies with changes to various configuration files. The puppet configurations have been cleaned up moving most files into the packages to decrease the complexity of configuration. This post introduces the changes and allows you to... Read the rest of this post

Today we are issuing release -- Baruwa 2.0.5, this Enterprise edition only release contains a few of bug fixes as well as new features and enhancements. This release introduces backward incompatible changes. A full description of the changes is available Fixed issues with LDAP attributes not being updated. Fixed the prune database command Various fixes and minor improvements... Read the rest of this post

We will be releasing Baruwa Enterprise Edition version 2.0.5 on Monday 14th July 2014 This is an important update as it includes updates to critical dependencies with changes to various configuration files. The Baruwa package has also been split into 3 packages baruwa, baruwa-mailscanner and baruwa-sphinx. This fixes the mailscanner permissions issue, allows for indexing on a separate host without... Read the rest of this post

Today we are issuing release -- Baruwa 2.0.4, this Enterprise edition only release contains a few of bug fixes as well as new features and enhancements. This release introduces backward incompatible changes. Improved the ConfigSQL view with better ordering. Moved the sphinx configuration options to MailScanner.conf, Sphinx configuration options moved from the BS.pm... Read the rest of this post

Today we are issuing release -- Baruwa 2.0.3, this Enterprise edition only release contains a range of bug fixes as well as new features and enhancements. This release does not introduce any backward incompatible changes. Fixed unicode encode error in spamassassin rules update command. Fixed quarantine clean command date format exception. Fixed issue with fake charsets causing exceptions.... Read the rest of this post