On Wednesday, 26 June 2019 11:15:28 CEST Shay Bar wrote: > To format a patch I am using: "git format-patch origin -s". > To send it via email to hostap@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, I am using: "git send-email -1". > I am using git version 1.9.1 with this .gitconfig: [...] > Can you please tell me what should I change? Start by fixing your name in the configuration. Unless your name is actually shay.bar and your mail server is something wrong by changing the "From: " to "Shay Bar <Shay.Bar@xxxxxxxxxx>". In that case, get in contact with your admins to fix this problems on the mailserver. And regarding broken patch format: I would guess that it is caused by some configuration/filter on the mail server which you use to transmit messages. You could for example switch to a different server to send such mails to avoid this. But at least in theory, a vanilla smtp.office365.com should work [1]. But I don't use this server and can therefore not confirm it. Kind regards, Sven [1] https://marc.info/?l=linux-spi&m=154269987700355&w=2
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