Le 22/08/2012 11:41, Miles Gould a écrit : > On 21/08/12 18:39, Florent Becker wrote: >> Alternatively, the UI when sendmail-command is unset could be: >> #darcs send -a >> Creating patch to [destination repo]... >> I see you haven't configured 'sendmail-command' in ~/.darcs/config >> I don't know how to send this bundle, saving it as bundle.dpatch for now. >> NOTE: You may use your mail client to send this bundle. >> NOTE: If you want 'darcs send' to send a mail directly, add the line >> send sendmail-command COMMAND >> to your ~/.darcs/config >> Do you want me to try 'sendmail' (I'll cc you so that you can see if the >> mail was sent ok)? [Yn] > > I like this. The people who it's most likely to annoy are Unix experts > who already know they have a working sendmail - ie, precisely the people > who are most comfortable with editing configuration files. > I prefer the version without the last question, as it allows to leave sendmail-command unconfigured without having yet another question added to darcs send's UI.
> Minor point: it's only worth trying "sendmail" if you've already > discovered there's a sendmail command somewhere in the user's PATH. In > which case, maybe display the full path to it? > That's probably a good idea. -- Florent _______________________________________________ darcs-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.osuosl.org/mailman/listinfo/darcs-users
