ire transport. >> [snip] >> >> Please see http://wiki.qemu.org/Contribute/SubmitAPatch - in particular >> the patch should be sent as inline text rather than as attachment (so >> that we can comment inline on it), also it is missing a Signed-off-by >> (without it patches cannot get accepted) and the commit message should >> be suitable for committing. Any other text can go into a cover letter >> 0/1 or below --- line. You also forgot to CC the net maintainer. > Besides the guidelines on the wiki a quick tip: > > Dry run git-send-email(1) by sending to your own email address first. > Pick patch at random on the QEMU mailing list and compare whether the > structure/style matches yours.
I tried :) It will not play nicely with a davmail + exchange combo (at least in my config). Throws all kind of weird and wonderful errors. At some point, I will look at it and fix it, but not today - it proved easier to get it to work versus my personal email server. I just finished re-subscribing from my own address, a patch resubmission will follow shortly. > > Once you're ready, send to qemu-devel@nongnu.org and CC > stefa...@redhat.com, afaer...@suse.de, ebl...@redhat.com, > pbonz...@redhat.com. Thanks, will do shortly. > > If you get stuck, feel free to hop on #qemu on irc.oftc.net and we can > chat about how to configure git-send-email(1). I unstuck myself by choosing not to use corporate infra for the official contribution sponsor which is not ideal. If I have the time I will look through the use of the perl smtp module in git-send and fix it. A.
