On Sun, Feb 7, 2010 at 10:14 AM, Aaron Crane [off-list ref] wrote:
The suggested approach to dealing with Gmail's propensity for breaking
patches doesn't seem to work. Recommend an alternative technique which
does.
Signed-off-by: Aaron Crane <redacted>
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Thanks for writing this up. See inline.
+However, "git send-email" needs the Net::SMTP::SSL Perl module to send to
+TLS-encrypted servers. On some operating systems (like Mac OS X with
+MacPorts), it may be hard to install that module. In such cases, the
+third-party "msmtp" program might be easier to install.
Neither is harder to install than the other, I use msmtp primarily for
historical reasons (git didn't used to support SMTP over SSL/TLS) and
because it doesn't prompt me for my password. :-)
So I'd just say:
"Note that "git send-email" needs the Net::SMTP::SSL Perl module to
send to TLS-encrypted servers. Alternately, git can make use of the
third-party "msmtp" program like so:"
Thanks,
j.