> It would be nice if the dependecies were changed to "exim4 |
> mail-transport-agent | msmtp". msmtp is an smtp client that can be used
> to send mail from mutt. With msmtp installed mutt, works perfectly fine
> (eg. as an IMAP client) without the need of an MTA.
Note that there is #328123 open against msmtp asking for it to provide
mail-transport-agent. My current take on this bug is the following: I
prefer not to touch mutt's Depends line until that bug in msmtp gets
resolved: if msmtp ends up providing: m-t-a, this bug will be solved,
and if the maintainer determines msmtp can't provide m-t-a, I will add
"| msmtp" to mutt's Depend line.
Does this sound reasonable to you? In the meantime, you can use equivs
to create a dummy mail-transport-agent package.
Cheers,
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Adeodato Simó
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* Stefan Ott [Sat, 05 Nov 2005 23:12:23 +0100]:
> Package: mutt
> Version: 1.5.9-2
> Severity: wishlist
> Hi
Hi Stefan,
> It would be nice if the dependecies were changed to "exim4 | agent | msmtp". msmtp is an smtp client that can be used
> mail-transport-
> to send mail from mutt. With msmtp installed mutt, works perfectly fine
> (eg. as an IMAP client) without the need of an MTA.
Note that there is #328123 open against msmtp asking for it to provide transport- agent. My current take on this bug is the following: I
mail-
prefer not to touch mutt's Depends line until that bug in msmtp gets
resolved: if msmtp ends up providing: m-t-a, this bug will be solved,
and if the maintainer determines msmtp can't provide m-t-a, I will add
"| msmtp" to mutt's Depend line.
Does this sound reasonable to you? In the meantime, you can use equivs agent package.
to create a dummy mail-transport-
Cheers,
--
Adeodato Simó
EM: dato (at) the-barrel.org | PK: DA6AE621
Russian roulette in bash: ((RANDOM%6)) || rm -rf ~