

Release notes Policy Patrol Email
Version: 5.09
- Condition Message contains number of attachments fixed.
- Word/phrase filter export modification.
- When moving a message between monitoring folders an xml (.pp file) fails to load the message is delivered.
- Messages queued in Exchange server when forwarding to Linux mail server.
- Quarantine reports did not contain messages sent to users' proxy addresses when Policy Patrol was installed on a separate machine.
- German characters were lost when downloading POP3 downloader (from certain mail servers)
- Improved POP3 account password security.
- Auto-licensing did not work with Notes server.
- Non-English characters trimmed when importing to template editor.
- In certain circumstances an incorrect error message was displayed in the Web Manager.
- When removing an IP address in IP black list/white list/ranges, an empty line could be displayed when re-opening the properties.
- SMTP Sink caused 100% in inetinfo.exe when a very large (>1MB) message body existed.
- Non-English characters not converted to upper/lower case when using ^ and ~ control characters in merge fields.
- Improved performance of recipient verification.
- Rule direction resolving did sometimes not work when anti-spam was disabled.
- Add to whitelist/blacklist rights not checked correctly in message details view.
- To: and Cc: field addresses using non-English characters could get corrupted.
- Email filter wildcard search sometimes triggered incorrectly.
New features:
- Possibility to block non-Policy Patrol administrators from adding email/domain addresses to white/black lists.
- It is now possible to store the message history in a SQL database.
- New check box Check recipient address in Recipient exists in filter condition.
Notes:
We recommend that all users upgrade to this latest version.
How to apply upgrade:
To upgrade from a previous Policy Patrol 5 version follow the next steps:
- Download the complete Policy Patrol installation from http://www.policypatrol.com/files/policypatrol.exe.
- Double-click on policypatrol.exe.
- The installation will detect that a previous version already exists and will ask whether you wish to perform the upgrade. Select Yes.
- A dialog will pop up asking you to click Next to complete the installation. The installation will need to restart Internet Information Services. Click Next to continue.
- When the installation complete dialog pops up, click Finish.
There is no need to reboot your machine and your existing configuration will remain intact. The upgrade does require a restart of Internet Information Services which is done automatically after clicking ‘Next’ in the Welcome screen (see point 4 above).
Note: If you have a clustered installation, please follow the instructions above on each clustered node. The upgrade will require one or more restarts of Internet Information Services which can affect cluster availability.
How can I check which version I have installed:
In the Policy Patrol Administration console, select Help > About from the menu.
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