So the desired behavior would probably be that sendmail gives a
warning to stderr when it is called, right?
sendmail.el could be programmed to check for this.
If so, would Emacs actually pick that up (at the right point in time)?
I suppose not, since sendmail is only called when the e-mail is to be
sent, right?
That is true, but it may not be as bad as you think.
But I think what we could do is have sendmail.el issue a 'sendmail -
q' command, which flushes the mail queue if the mail system is
running. If not, you get this:
That would work too.
However, I am wondering if there is some confusion.
If Postfix is running, why doesn't sendmail.el send out
mail thru Postfix?
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