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1 change: 1 addition & 0 deletions CHANGES-202605.md
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- **Dual-algorithm signing example**: Added KeyTable example and caveats for signing with both RSA and ed25519. (#270)
- **`HowToRelease` modernized**: Updated for GitHub workflow, consistent release asset naming. (#338)
- **Spelling fixes**: Various typos in docs and code comments. (#347)
- **LMDB 1.0 file format incompatibility**: Documented in the README that LMDB 1.0 changed its on-disk file format incompatibly with 0.9.x, and that there is no automatic detection or upgrade of an existing database file. Operators upgrading the LMDB library on a system with an existing OpenDKIM LMDB database must dump with the old version's mdb_dump and reload with the new version's mdb_load.

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o For local hash or btree database support in either the filter or the
library, Oracle's BerkeleyDB is required. All versions are supported.

o LMDB is an optional local key/data store backend (--with-lmdb). LMDB 1.0
changed its on-disk file format in a way that is NOT compatible with 0.9.x,
and there is no automatic detection or in-place upgrade of an existing
database file: opening a 0.9.x data.mdb with a 1.0.x build (or vice versa)
will not work correctly. If you are upgrading the LMDB library on a system
where OpenDKIM already has an LMDB-backed database on disk, dump it with
the OLD version's mdb_dump before upgrading, then reload it with the NEW
version's mdb_load afterward.

o If you are interested in tinkering with the build and packaging structure,
you may need to upgrade to these versions of GNU's "autotools" components:
autoconf (GNU Autoconf) 2.61
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