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On Mon, Oct 27, 2003 at 04:07:08PM -0800, kosmos wrote:
On Mon, Oct 27, 2003 at 11:36:48PM +0100, Simon Barner wrote:
What is the procedure to submit a new port when you don't have access to
a dedicated and highly-visible Freebsd machine
How does one formally submit a ports bug report?
-Jason
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On Mon, Oct 27, 2003 at 10:56:08AM -0800, Jason Dictos wrote:
How does one formally submit a ports bug report?
-Jason
E-mail the maintainer, or use send-pr(1)
mike
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What is the procedure to submit a new port when you don't have access to
a dedicated and highly-visible Freebsd machine on the internet?
If you try to send a PR from a regular-person connection (e.g. DSL or
modem - with no verifiable hostname) sendmail , probably to protect itself
from spam,
What is the procedure to submit a new port when you don't have access to
a dedicated and highly-visible Freebsd machine on the internet?
You have to configure sendmail (or any other MTA of your choice) to use
a proper mail server (e.g your ISP's) as a smarthost/mailrelay. Perhaps
at least a
Randy,
Thanks for the info.
I decided to stop using my MS mail client, and replaced sendmail
on my unix box with ssmtp, which is a lot simpler. I think there are
3 configuration options to it. I use pop3 so I am also using fetchmail
now.
I used gtk-send-pr at the last place I worked, and
Or just have sendmail config files for the most common cases, e.g. isps
mail server as smart host (with and without asmtp), etc.
That would be good idea too. But when you make world and run mergemaster,
is always the risk of the sendmail configurations getting wiped out. But
I guess it
