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Re: [Debathena] #126: debathena-alpine-config should use

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Debathena Trac)
Thu Mar 12 02:59:22 2009

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Date: Thu, 12 Mar 2009 06:59:03 -0000
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#126: debathena-alpine-config should use DEB_TRANSFORM_FILES-------------------+--------------------------------------------------------
Reporter:  broder  |        Owner:     
    Type:  defect  |       Status:  new
Priority:  minor   |   Resolution:     
Keywords:          |  
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Comment(by broder):
 Ok. Here are a list of the values that seem to have been changed from the
 default. The default setting for all of these appears to be the empty
 string.

  * user-domain: mit.edu
  * nntp-server: news.mit.edu
  * inbox-path: {mit.edu/hesiod/imap}INBOX
  * feature-list:
 {{{
 enable-mail-check-cue
         save-will-quote-leading-froms
         enable-full-header-cmd
 }}}
  * bugs-fullname: Debian-Athena Project
  * bugs-address: debathena@mit.edu
  * suggest-fullname: Debian-Athena Project
  * suggest-address: debathena@mit.edu
  * local-fullname: Debian-Athena Project
  * local-address: debathena@mit.edu
  * url-viewers: /usr/bin/sensible-browser
  * folder-collections:
 {{{
 "MIT Mail" {mit.edu/hesiod/imap}INBOX.[],
         "Old MH Mail" #mh/[],
         "Old Pine Mail" ~/mail/[]
 }}}
  * sendmail-path: /usr/lib/debathena-msmtp -t
  * rsh-open-timeout=0
  * ssh-open-timeout=0
  * new-version-threshold=z

 new-version-threshold has the following comment:

 {{{
 # (Athena hack: 'z' should be lexically greater than any pine version.)
 }}}

 These all seem to be basically sane, modulo the feature-list, which don't
 mean anything to me. I wonder if we set sensible-browser or if
 Debian/Ubuntu does.
-- Ticket URL: <http://debathena.mit.edu/trac/ticket/126#comment:1>Debathena <http://debathena.mit.edu/>MIT Debian-Athena Project

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