Hey everyone! We’ve just rolled out a small but important update to the OpenDMARC configuration file. Let’s dive into what’s changed and how it might affect your setup.
Summary of Changes
This update mainly tweaks the configuration file located at roles/opendmarc/files/opendmarc.conf
. We’ve removed a line regarding the local socket configuration, which simplifies the setup a bit. Specifically, the line:
Socket local:/var/spool/postfix/private/opendmarc
has been taken out. This change helps streamline the configuration, making it a bit cleaner.
How Does This Change the Project?
In practical terms, this update means that the OpenDMARC configuration is now less cluttered. While it may not seem like a big deal, every little bit of tidiness counts in code. By removing unnecessary lines, we make it easier for users to understand the configuration at a glance. Plus, it helps reduce potential confusion about socket settings.
Bug Fixes, Refactoring, and Feature Enhancements
There weren’t any major bug fixes or new features in this release, but the refactoring of the configuration file is a step in the right direction. Cleaner code is always easier to maintain and understand, which is beneficial for both current users and future contributors. It’s a small change, but it contributes to better overall code quality.
What About Dependencies or Configurations?
As for dependencies or configurations, there were no changes in this area. Everything remains as it was, so if you’re already using OpenDMARC, you won’t need to worry about adjusting any dependencies or setups. Just a straightforward update!
Release Info and Links
This update is tagged as version v0.0.145. It’s a minor release, but it’s all about keeping things tidy. For more details, feel free to check out the release notes on GitHub.
Thanks for following along with our updates! We’re always looking to improve and appreciate your support. If you have any questions or feedback, don’t hesitate to reach out!
Happy coding!
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