On Wed, Jul 28, 2010 at 12:48:11PM +0200, Franck Joncourt wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On Wed, Jul 28, 2010 at 12:02:51PM +0200, Sebastian Hahn wrote:
> > The manpage claims that the mail messages are written to
> > $CONFIG{'caffhome'}/keys/ independently of the --mail setting. This
> > doesn't appear to be true for me, meaning the files are only created
> > when I ask caff to send mail out.
>
> Strange, I did play with caff without sending any email, and as far as I can
> remember it has always created the message files. I have checked through the
> changelog, and I have not seen any changes which could have fixed this problem
> since you have 1.0-2 and the latest release in the Archive is 1.1.3-1.I was wrong, I was confused with the key files :( > > My vote is in favor of fixing the behaviour over making the manpage > > match what caff does, so that it is easily possible to send the > > mails from a different system. > > First of all I will try to reproduce the problem, and I let you know. > I also think the messages have to written in any case. Still I was thinking about the key file, and not the email. At a first glance, it sounds more like a new feature, such as an offline mode, which would allow the user to send the mails afterwards. Mail signature for Thialme (Test key for caff) <thia...@localhost> to 'thia...@localhost'? [Y/n] Y could become: Mail signature for Thialme (Test key for caff) <thia...@localhost> to 'thia...@localhost'? [Y/n/o] Y where *o* would stand for offline. That is just an idea. What do others think about that? Regards, -- Franck Joncourt
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