Let me look into it ... I can't see it set anywhere, but will get it fixed
ASAP ...
On Fri, 1 Jul 2005, Tom Lane wrote:
Peter Eisentraut <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Devrim GUNDUZ wrote:
I think this has been discussed before. The default is that the
commit e-mails are sent to this list. However each project may change
this behaviour by adding some files to CVS repo. We did it in
pgsqlrpms project.
But there was supposed to be some way to filter them, which apparently
doesn't work consistently.
Yes. I thought all pgfoundry commit messages were going to be tagged
with a special header line, along the lines of "X-Pgfoundry: project",
so that you could drop 'em all or alternatively filter by project.
The rather large number of pgestraier mailings that showed up today
haven't got any such label.
If the labeling depends on the knowledge and cooperation of the
individual project leaders it will not work --- it has to be done
site-wide.
If nothing is done I'm probably personally going to start filtering
against "From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]" which would be unfortunate,
since it'd likely catch non-commit messages too.
regards, tom lane
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