Multiple changes. - Remove the runtime dependency on rake-compiler. - Use #rb_str_new instead of #rb_str_new2, the hash character array isn't null terminated. - Add various safeguards for object instantiations. - Remove the 'threaded' options for messages, folding them into 'archived'. If archiving is enabled, so is threading. - Return nil for lookups from the list object instead of raising exceptions. - Open subject indexes with the proper encodings (thanks Michael Granger!) - Allow touching and unlinking files to operate on multiple paths at once, within a single safety() wrap.

Migrate hashing functions to C.

Everything is workin! - Add a corpus of test messages to the spec data, with the script that generated them. - Add native objects for Authors, Messages, and Threads. - Tests!

Checkpoint commit. - Add the majority of the list behavioral knobs. - Add some quick helpers that can make list changes safely (write, unlink, touch) - Fix tests.

Multiple changes. - Start converting from from the old 'config' file format where applicable. - Port the ezmlm address hashing algorithm for fast email lookups - Add subscription and unsubscription for primary and behavioral dirs - Add a safety check for writes to the list directory

First round of modernizing after a long absence. Much work to be done.

Updated to new build system.

Removing docs external

Switching to new build system

Trying to fix the build again.

Trying to fix the build by requiring the Darkfish-Rdoc gem.

Checkpoint commit.

* Added rdoc-generation to the cruise task and the artifacts that get saved * Added Darkfish external and fixed up the RDoc generation task to use it * Factored out the config-file reading from #owner into a generic config reader, and then added some methods to access config values * Fixed the message-file sort block * Added a DRb service daemon: Ezmlm::ListDaemon

Added more archive-related functions: - Fetch the last post to the list - Fetch date/author/subject of the last post to the list - Fetch message count

Add a test for a customized moderator's directory in the dir/remote file. (with Michael)