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0.5.2

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Folder name quoting and escaping fixes (28)
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Correctly handle double quotes and backslashes in folder names when
parsing LIST and LSUB responses.

Fixed fetch literal handling (33)
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Fixed problem with parsing responses where a literal followed another
literal.


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0.5.1

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License change
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Changed license from GPL to new BSD.

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0.5

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SSL support
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Support for SSL based connections by passing ssl=True when
constructing an IMAPClient instance.

Transparent folder encoding
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Folder names are now encoded and decoded transparently if required
(using modified UTF-7). This means that any methods that return folder
names may return unicode objects as well as normal strings [API
CHANGE]. Additionally, any method that takes a folder name now accepts
unicode object too. Use the folder_encode attribute to control whether
encode/decoding is performed.

Unquoted folder name handling fix
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Unquoted folder names in server responses are now handled
correctly. Thanks to Neil Martinsen-Burrell for reporting this bug.

Fixed handling of unusual characters in folder names
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Fixed a bug with handling of unusual characters in folder names.

Timezone handling [API CHANGE]
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Timezones are now handled correctly for datetimes passed as input and for
server responses. This fixes a number of bugs with timezones. Returned
datetimes are always in the client's local timezone.

More unit tests
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Many more unit tests added, some using Michael Foord's excellent
mock.py. (http://www.voidspace.org.uk/python/mock/)

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