[evolution-data-server] Created tag EVOLUTION_DATA_SERVER_2_28_2

[Matthew Barnes <mbarnes src gnome org>]

The unsigned tag 'EVOLUTION_DATA_SERVER_2_28_2' was created.

Tagger: Matthew Barnes <mbarnes redhat com>
Date: Sat Dec 12 08:21:59 2009 -0500

    Evolution-Data-Server 2.28.2

Changes since the last tag 'EVOLUTION_DATA_SERVER_2_28_0':

C de-Avillez (1):
      Use SQLite's default cache size of 2000 pages in folders.db

Chenthill Palanisamy (1):
      post release version bump.

Craig Ringer (1):
      BUG#270893 Support client certificates for IMAP

Ivar Smolin (1):
      Updating Estonian translation

Jari Urpalainen (1):
      Bug #394567 - Use correct FBTYPE values in GroupWise calendar backend

Jeremy Visser (1):
      Bug 596157 - Use "Message-ID" instead of "Message-Id"

Leonid Kanter (1):
      Updated Russian translation

Lucian Grijincu (1):
      Updated Romanian translation

Lucian Langa (1):
      Bug 603689 - Improper escaping of folder name

Matthew Barnes (4):
      Update NEWS for 2.28.1 release.
      Post-release version bump.
      Bug 599671 - gtk_tree_view_column_get_cell_renderers() is deprecated
      Update NEWS for 2.28.2 release.

Milan Crha (9):
      Bug #595082 - contacts displayed twice in new email contact list
      Bug #593023 - Deleting an imported recurrent event will remain
      Bug #594502 - Some google calendar meetings don't show up
      Bug #598971 - Preserve selection in ENameSelectorEntry if possible
      Bug #600573 - e-addressbook-factory aborts on ldap lookup
      Bug #574940 - Crash in message_info_to_db()
      Bug #602719 - Crash in ep_set_proxy with no proxy user or password
      Bug #600449 - segfault in camel_msgport_destroy
      Bug #603437 - Fix few memory leaks

Patrick Ohly (1):
      libecal: importing event with pseudo "Etc/UTC" timezone crashed (#593019)

Srinivasa Ragavan (1):
      Fix a crash due to un initialized variable.

Tor Lillqvist (2):
      Don't use commas on the Requires line
      Use EAGAIN instead of ETIMEDOUT on Windows

Wang Xin (1):
      Fix a memory leak.