On Wed, Aug 27, 2003 at 03:02:33PM -0400, Stephen Gran wrote: > I think that either a large warning on bugs.d.o about the use of C-R > systems in corrspondence, or a similar warning in the description of > TMDA would suffice. I am not familiar with TMDA, so I may be wrong, but > couldn't it be shipped with a default of not issuing a C-R, and have a > note in README.Debian about how to do enable it, with the caveat that > using C-R for BTS correspondence will likely result in ignored bug > reports and problems for the project?
Stephen, TMDA does not ship with any defaults, except a couple of customizable text files (templates). It is entirely up to the user to create a TMDA configuration along with his own whitelist and filter directives. TMDA is actually not just a C-R system. C-R is only part of the system. It is also has a very powerful and configurable mail filter, and it is also a Mail Delivery Agent. You can read about the features of TMDA at http://tmda.net/features.html I don't have a problem with adding documentation, in fact I had already planned on adding a note to README.Debian on the next release listing the addresses that the user should be sure to whitelist if he expects to be able to communicate with the BTS. --Adam -- Adam McKenna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
