On Fri, 02 Jun 2006 01:16:05 +0300 Anssi Hannula wrote:
>
> I've no problem with Thunderbird anymore as I configured it to use
> gmail.com TLS SMTP server instead for emails where From is my gmail.com
> address. However I can't send inline patches using Thunderbird, only
> MIME attachments (they are in cleartext and have "Content-Disposition:
> inline", however).
check out http://mbligh.org/linuxdocs/Email/Clients/Thunderbird
I have also written a few emails about how to use thunderbird
successfully, but I don't have links to them... :(
> The patch was sent with another client to avoid using a MIME attachment,
> but that client was configured for my ISP's SMTP server.
>
> I don't really know if a MIME attachment or "wrong" From email address
> is a bigger nuisance.
For me, it's attachments. Especially if you make the first line
of your patch be the correct:
From: your name <[email protected]>
> > And I noticed one function name _input_ff_erase().
> > That might be a namespace violation... anyone know the namespace
> > rules?
>
> Namespace violation? Never heard of that one.
Kernel (usually?) uses names of the form xyz_abc or __xyz_abc,
not (one underscore) _xyz_abc. Has something to do with POSIX
namespace, but I don't know more about it.
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~Randy
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