> On Mon, 07 Nov 2011 23:09:47 -0800
> Mike Melanson <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Yeah, 'git show' does work. Now to see what 'git send-email' does with
>> that patch. How does a command line tool interact with SMTP anyway?
>
> As they have been always doing: assuming that a unix host is
> running a correctly configured smtp server that knows how to
> send mails out into the big bad internet.
>
> In detail: there is a /usr/bin/sendmail (yes, it comes from sendmail,
> but all(?) MTAs provide such a binary), which acts as a command line
> interface to add mails to the MTA queue.
I had to go the external server route. That meant specifying
--smtp-encryption, --smtp-server, --smtp-server-port, --smtp-user, and
also --smtp-debug when I couldn't get those other options just right. :-)
But it looks like the patch came through. I'll try another tonight. Thanks
for all the help (and amended documentation)!
--
-Mike Melanson
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