>>> As described a while ago, report-emacs-bug doesn't work on Mac OS
>>> X (unless the user chooses to activate postfix). It swallows bug
>>> reports without indicating an error.
>>>
>>
>> Have you reported it as a bug to Apple?
> No I haven't.
> I'm not sure what the correct behavior would be.
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.
> What happens on other Unix systems when you shut down postfix and
> run sendmail?
Doesn't matter either.
> So the desired behavior would probably be that sendmail gives a warning to
> stderr when it is called, right?
A warning or an error, yes: If Postfix is not configured, it should not
accept any mail.
> So in the end, the bug report might actually go to the Postfix maintainers,
> not to Apple - because it's all functionality implemented by Postfix.
It's for Apple to make this call. Just like if you use an Debian package of
Emacs, you should send your bug-reports to Debian, not here.
Stefan
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