> Brian Behlendorf <brian@collab.net> writes:
>
> > a) could we include more info in the Subject line about what
> was changed?
>
> Mike and I just changed commit mails to have subject lines of:
>
> "Commit -- Revision N"
>
> So now they can be uniquely discussed and threaded by your mailer.
>
> > E.g.
> >
> > Subject: commit: trunk/subversion/clients/cmdline diff.c diff-cmd.c
> > trace-update.c propget-cmd.c propset-cmd.c
>
> Maybe you disagree with us here; we don't think seeing a list of 10+
> files in a subject line is useful. It's just a lot of clutter. The
> only reason CVS commit mails do this (or so we *thought*) is to give
> mostly-unique names to mails, and to allow them to be threaded. But
> we just accomplished that by putting the global revision number into
> the subject line.
Having 'modified directories' on the subject line could be convenient
for human filtering...
> > b) could we set the "from" header to come from user@devhost? Either
> > something like joe@svn.collab.net, or since this is the same UID as on
> > tigris.org, joe@tigris.org...
>
> Hmmm. Right now, httpd is running as user "svn", and thus this is the
> user that is exectuing the post-commit mail script. Maybe there are
> options the script could pass to /usr/bin/mail that change the "from"
> header? Anyone?
I've been looking into a self contained commit mailer (ie. that connects
to port 25 etc). Maybe doing one using apr would be a good idea. I'll
look into that later.
For now, doesn't sendmail have the option of specifying the From: ?
[there was something about passing the entire mail plus headers to
sendmail... Ofcourse then you would have to run sendmail or something
with a similar feature. 'mail' won't do.]
Sander
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Received on Sat Oct 21 14:36:39 2006