Problems with sending patch
Hi,
I have been repeated trying to send a patch to this mailing list, but it seems that it never appears here.
I have checked the commit extensively for some problem, I tried different ways of sending with format-patch and thunderbird, and git-send-email. And I have checked our mail server. However, none of these options helped.
I have sent patches some weeks ago already, that's why I am surprised that it does not work anymore. Has something been changed lately for sending patches on the mailing list?
Any pointers are welcome.
Lukas
Quoted 8 lines · Lukas Bulwahn
Hi,
I have been repeated trying to send a patch to this mailing list, but it seems that it never appears here.
I have checked the commit extensively for some problem, I tried different ways of sending with format-patch and thunderbird, and git-send-email. And I have checked our mail server. However, none of these options helped.
Quoted 5 lines
I have sent patches some weeks ago already, that's why I am surprised that it does not work anymore.
Has something been changed lately for sending patches on the mailing list?Any pointers are welcome.
Looking my inbox, I've received at least three times this patch from you:
[PATCH] site/common: deactivate a runtime check for ipv6-support in, python >=2.7.1 that fails when cross-compiling
If you still don't see them yourself, your end is probably just
noticing that you have sent them yourself and they should not be displayed as incoming.
- ML
Quoted 13 lines · Marko Lindqvist
Quoted 12 lines · Lukas Bulwahn
Hi,
I have been repeated trying to send a patch to this mailing list, but it seems that it never appears here.
I have checked the commit extensively for some problem, I tried different ways of sending with format-patch and thunderbird, and git-send-email. And I have checked our mail server. However, none of these options helped.I have sent patches some weeks ago already, that's why I am surprised that it does not work anymore.
Has something been changed lately for sending patches on the mailing list?
Quoted 9 lines
Quoted 1 line
Any pointers are welcome.
Looking my inbox, I've received at least three times this patch from you:
[PATCH] site/common: deactivate a runtime check for ipv6-support in, python >=2.7.1 that fails when cross-compilingIf you still don't see them yourself, your end is probably just
noticing that you have sent them yourself and they should not be displayed as incoming.
Thanks for your response. I did not expect my end to be that intelligent.
Lukas
Quoted 19 lines · Lukas Bulwahn
Quoted 18 lines · Marko Lindqvist
Quoted 8 lines · Lukas Bulwahn
Hi,
I have been repeated trying to send a patch to this mailing list, but it seems that it never appears here.
I have checked the commit extensively for some problem, I tried different ways of sending with format-patch and thunderbird, and git-send-email. And I have checked our mail server. However, none of these options helped.Quoted 5 lines
I have sent patches some weeks ago already, that's why I am surprised that it does not work anymore.
Has something been changed lately for sending patches on the mailing list?Any pointers are welcome.
Looking my inbox, I've received at least three times this patch from you:
[PATCH] site/common: deactivate a runtime check for ipv6-support in, python >=2.7.1 that fails when cross-compiling
Quoted 5 lines
Quoted 4 lines
If you still don't see them yourself, your end is probably just
noticing that you have sent them yourself and they should not be displayed as incoming.Thanks for your response. I did not expect my end to be that intelligent.
There is an option in mailman's config where you elect to get your own emails to the mailing list or not. It sounds like you've elected not to.
An easy way to check if an email has got to the list is to use the mailing list archives:
http://lists.linuxtogo.org/pipermail/openembedded-core/
Cheers,
Richard