During the Christmas holidays we've been working on improving the recognition of incoming DMARC reports. An improved algorithm has been implemented and will be available in the upcoming version of MailerQ.

We have brought out MailerQ 4.2.5. This release fixes the compression inconsistency that we described a couple of days ago, as well as some small changes in the management console.

In the latest release of MailerQ, we've introduced a feature to compress the data that is sent through RabbitMQ. We sadly made a mistake with the implementation. We therefore advise you not to use compression yet, and wait for the upcoming bugfix release.

We've released version 4.2.4 of MailerQ. This release contains a couple of bug fixes, and two new features that we already announced yesterday.

The upcoming version of MailerQ - the expected version number is 4.2.4 - will have two small (but nice) new features. The communication with RabbitMQ can be gzip compressed, which brings down the amount of data that is sent over the internal network between MailerQ and RabbitMQ, and the retry intervals are no longer hardcoded, but can be configured in the config file, or on a per-message basis in the JSON.