Jon Steinhart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have made a modification to whatnow to support an "attach"
> request, and an associated mhattach program. There are a few other
> minor changes to support an "attachproc" in the context. This all
> allows MIME attachments to drafts with a decent user interface.
Ah, that sounds like a very useful addition.
> I'd like to get this into the nmh code base. I wrote Doug
> Morris about this a while ago, and he suggested checking out the
> code, making the changes, and mailing the patches to him. Did this,
> and haven't heard back from him despite pinging him a few times.
>
> So, I'm assuming that Doug is on vacation or too busy.
Yes, Doug seems to usually be too busy. (Ever get a chance to look at that
CVS notification thing again, Doug? ;^>)
> Since
> there's been a lot of traffic on the mailing list recently I was hoping
> that one of you could help. My question is how does one get to be a
> nmh worker so that one can commit changes to the cvs?
Well, it's pretty much at Doug's discretion right now, as it's his server.
> And what's the etiquette for proposing/making changes? Thanks.
Nothing special. Just let the list know. As for your attachment changes,
why not just post your diffs (using -c, of course, and vs. the latest CVS
source if possible) to the list and ask if someone with write access would
commit them? Doing it this way makes it easier for multiple people on the
list to audit your changes.
Also, hopefully your diffs include documentation updates.
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