My apologies for the inconvenience. After some thought I finally
realized that the smtp server at work did not send any of the mail to
the people outside its domain, i.e. everybody except me...
Michael already reviewed the patch (I send them to the mailing list only
in order not to spam your inboxes, mistake number 2) and send his
comments, so I will resend the patch after including his notes. However,
as Michael said, the patches are a little bit heavy faced to the problem
tackled.
That's why I will answer to its mail instead of creating two threads.
Cheers,
Benjamin
Le 09/03/2010 00:56, Jiri Kosina a écrit :
On Mon, 8 Mar 2010, Benjamin Tissoires wrote:
Sorry about that, I'm beginning in sending patch for the kernel. I tried to
use the git send-email command, but I saw after that the command just send
email to the people I added, but not the mailing list. To be sure to (re)send
the last patch, I attached it to be sure to send it "correctly", but not
according to the recommended practice.
I will resend the whole patch list to the mailing list.
The patch you told was not intended to be self-consistant but a final cleanup
after the two patches I tried to send before. I splitted them like that in
order to keep them human readable as git tried to intrelace the additions and
removals, even if they were not related together.
Hi Benjamin,
well, I don't have the 1/3 and 2/3 patches anywhere in my mailboxes
either ... so please resend those as well.
Thanks,
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