Mail configuration
John
dingo at coco2.arach.net.au
Mon Sep 13 00:41:49 CDT 2004
Dave Miller wrote:
> Dave Miller wrote:
>
>> I hate to suggest adding yet another question to the base
>> installation, but I'm thinking if we want bug reports to "just work"
>> that we should probably assume everyone is going to need to pick an
>> SMTP server to use for relayhost. And of course, setting an
>> /etc/mailname that actually exists on the Internet...
>>
>> Long term we probably need to make it use HTTP instead of sending a
>> mail, but I don't think that can be accomplished between now and
>> release time.
>>
>> Anyone have any bright ideas?
>
>
> Hmm, here's a thought:
>
> We could make a small script which behaves like /usr/sbin/sendmail but
> instead of mailing the submitted mail, posts it via HTTP to us. We
> could then just change the path in bug-buddy to use that instead of
> /usr/sbin/sendmail.
>
> Kind of a hack, but that would be doable in the short-term without
> adding questions at install time.
>
I was asleep at the kbd when I read that:-((
One of the things I don't like about bugzilla is the fact it uses http.
I can't report bugs unless I'm online.
Teaching the script to speak smtp shouldn't be too hard, though it
_does_ require working mail.
Which reminds me. What's this deadletter sitting in / after a U install?
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