Matthew Sackman schrieb: > Attached. > > This one does standard work on netsync events but uses a file "notify" > that you should put next to read-permissions and write-permissions. The > semantics and format of the file are exactly the same as read-permissions > (except that you want a list of email addresses to come out rather than > a bool): pattern, allow, deny and continue all work as you'd expect in a > top-to-bottom file way.
Very good idea! Now this would make sense to work in my version as well - or otherwise, it would make sense to be able to make read-only calls to the current database from within the Lua hook to get rid of the Python part. > Currently it calls /usr/bin/mail which might mean you're out of luck on > Windows. It sets the From header to be the value of the author cert and > the Sender can be set to anything you like. A minor thing, but maybe you want to use all gathered author cert values and just concatenate them for the "Reply-to" header? > Seems to work for me. It would be nice if this could get into contrib/ I'll add it in a few. > Currently it doesn't do diffs, which it really should, but I refuse to > shell out to another program in order to call mtn! mtn automate commands > that do not modify the database should be available from hooks in lua, > but that's in a different thread... Absolutely seconded. Thomas. -- only dead fish swim with the stream: http://thomaskeller.biz/blog Am Anfang war das Wort: http://www.schäuble-muss-weg.de
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