Emmanuel,
On Mon, Dec 09, 2013 at 12:40:35PM +0100, Emmanuel Kasper wrote:
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> I've noticed installing autopostgresqlbackup automatically pulls down mutt as
> it is a "recommended" package. Since I don't see how a backup program should
> be
> specifically tied to a particular mail client, maybe we could switch the
> recommend to something likes mail-reader | mutt ?
There is an option in autopostgresqlbackup to send the SQL backups by
email using mutt.
mutt has the ability to send attachements and that's not the case for
every basic mail client (like bsd-mailx).
> I know mutt is part of standard, but not every system has it. For instance,
> preseeded debian systems won't have it by default.
I fully understand such constraints and I will try to propose something
to workaround it. Maybe by replacing mutt with a lighter email client
which supports sending email with attachements (heirloom-mailx, biabam,
etc).
Regards,
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