Hi Hans!
You wrote:
> > (*) add a new "-M <email>" option that allows you to to specify the email
> > address where the emails should be sent; this will override the
> > translator database.
>
> Very good, but what if I *only* want e-mail for pages that are
> unmaintained. I can see the use for this too.
You can set those in the database. There should be special entries for
"untranslated", "unmaintained", and "maxdelta".
> And a last question that I forgot in last message: What is this
> virtual translator "maxdelta" that I assume I can add to the
> translator database. It is the e-mail address that should be used
> if a maintained page is too outdated? AFAICT this isn't documented so
> I'm guessing the purpose... (I know you didn't add this, but I think
> you have modified that part of the code so I guess you have some
> thoughts about it.)
Yeah, it's basically a rule that only matches translations that are out
of date by more than maxdelta revisions.
Greetings,
bas.
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