On 4 Jul 2005, at 18:37, Stefan Monnier wrote:
Doesn't matter. The bug is simple: in a default config of OS X, if
you do
"sendmail [EMAIL PROTECTED] <somemail" the mail is lost without any error
message.
It seems to go into the queue.
Just like on a GNU/Linux system with postfix shut down (is that so?
can't check this lacking root access on our systems.)
A warning or an error, yes: If Postfix is not configured, it
should not
accept any mail.
OK, that's a good idea. I'll report this. But don't expect this to
be changed any time soon.
Emacs should act appropriately, whether sendmail swallows stuff or
whether it purposefully chokes on e-mails. And I'm saying it should
go through the system's standard mail client.
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