James Clarke dixit:
>Your mail server rejected my message (again). My guess is you didn't get the
>message from the mailing list because it saw it was already addressed to you.
Ah, okay. (My mailserver does not reject properly sent messages
after passing greylisting, except for servers on a blacklist,
which the ones you use aren’t on.)
>Since you get messages sent by the BTS, I've included -submitter in To: this
>time.
This works, yes. Thank you.
>> I disagree that --build is a command; it is an option that expects
>> an argument (the .dsc file).
>>
>> Please revert this!
>
>What's your reasoning? This was never officially supported. Ever. Just give the
If for no other reason, then for, that cowbuilder is invoked by
other tools, and such a breaking change ought to not be uploaded
less than two weeks before the hard freeze.
>command first, like everyone has always had to do for pbuilder. And yes --build
>*is* a command; it says so in the manpage[0]. Whether or not *you* think it is
The manpage of 0.83 says so:
--build .dsc-file
>is irrelevant. All it takes is for you to change the order of the arguments you
>give to your c script.
This is not very helpful. Do I reorder --build first, or the
entirety of --build .dsc-file – after all, --build was always
documented as requiring an argument (and has option format!),
yet your changelog entry says something about parsing it now
separately, which WILL break existing users.
bye,
//mirabilos
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Stéphane, I actually don’t block Googlemail, they’re just too utterly
stupid to successfully deliver to me (or anyone else using Greylisting
and not whitelisting their ranges). Same for a few other providers such
as Hotmail. Some spammers (Yahoo) I do block.
