[Zarafa] Zarafa 6.40.9 has been pushed to stable updates

[Robert Scheck]

Good evening,

Zarafa 6.40.9 has now been pushed to the stable updates (EPEL 4, 5 and 6,
Fedora 13, 14 and 15). There is no Zarafa 6.40.9 for Fedora Rawhide at the
moment, because Fedora Rawhide is shipping the brand new, but incompatible
CLucene version 2.3.3.4 (ABI and API incompatible).

Important: Please note, that this update is the last Zarafa 6.40 version
for EPEL 5 and 6, Fedora 14, 15 and Rawhide. The next Zarafa update for the
previously mentioned branches will be Zarafa 7.0.0 or better. Only EPEL 4
will remain on Zarafa 6.40, because Zarafa can't and won't guarantee PHP 4
compatibility anymore. The next update on EPEL 4 will be Zarafa 6.40.10. If
you are still using Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4, I would like to remind you,
that Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 will reach its regular end of lifetime at
2012-02-29; see https://access.redhat.com/support/policy/updates/errata/.

Here is the full list of changes in Zarafa 6.40.9 [27553]:


Changelog 6.40.9 final [27515]
==============================

Backend:
- Fix #7616: Segfault during object serialization
- Fix #7391: zarafa-indexer depends on lynx. Lynx is not available in
  SLES(10/11/11.1)
- Fix #7468: Indexing stores with non-indexable attachments takes ages
  before it's finished
- Fix #7637: Companies are not automatically created
- Fix #7647: BES and loadsim let the server perform slow
- Fix #7669: outgoingqueue deadlocks in server
- Fix #7671: Archiver can archive (copy) messages it just stubbed in a
  previous run.

Webaccess:
- Fix #7431: archive icon switches back to unread while in the folder
- Fix #7633: When changing reading pane in webaccess to bottom inbox is not
  showing mails

You should be able to update to Zarafa 6.40.9 by using

  yum update 'zarafa*'

on all Fedora releases and Fedora EPEL. If you should find bugs or issues,
please fill a bug report in Red Hat Bugzilla as described here:

  http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Zarafa#Bugs

Your feedback is very much appreciated.


Greetings,
  Robert