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* Andrea Barisani <lcars@g.o> [2005-06-10 14:52]: |
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> Hi folks, this is a *very* silent list ;), but since there are 44 subscribers |
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> I thought that it's polite to say hello to everyone :). |
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> Soon we would like to release tenshi 0.3.4, for anyone interested in testing |
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> the release candidate you'll find the tarball at the following URL: |
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> http://www.gentoo.org/~lcars/tenshi/tenshi-0.3.4-rc1.tar.gz |
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> Any feedback is appreciated. |
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The ChangeLog states: |
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0.3.4 |
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- added include, includedir options for parsing external configuration files |
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- added multiple queues feature |
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- fixed missing USR1 signal handler |
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Nice :) |
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The include and includedir options aren't mentioned anywhere else, |
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neither in the bundled tenshi.conf, nor in the bundled tenshi manpage |
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(tenshi.8). |
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Even if it might be obvious how they work, I think they should be |
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mentioned. What about an example entry in tenshi.conf? It could even |
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be commented out. Something like |
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# include /etc/tenshi/mail.conf |
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# -> could contain "set mailserver" and "set subject" |
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# includedir /etc/tenshi/queue.d |
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# -> could contain per-file-queues and regexps |
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Thanks. |
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Wolfram Schlich |
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