Randy Haddox wrote: > > cannot use it in your "Submitter-Id" field. Edit your "SUBMITTER=" > > environment variable to say "unknown" or add 'rphaddox' to your > > submitters file. > > Are tyou talking about the variable located in my /usr/local/bin/send-pr > file? Yes. That whole, confusing install-sid issue. > > Is send-pr using a mailer or pr-edit? Check the "MAILPROG=" > > environment variable. If this is unset, you're using pr-edit. > > I have MAILPROG set to "/usr/lib/sendmail -oi -t". Which is > preferred, pr-edit or mailer? Depends upon your own preference. Would you prefer to run gnats as a daemon or as a local process? Would you like to use the mail interface or only allow access through the daemon and/or gnatsweb? If the gnats daemon is running through inetd, and if you are allowing connections from your workstation to the server, pr-edit will be quicker to respond than waiting for your cron job to process the incoming queue. You have your cron job set up to process incoming emails, right? # Cron job for processing GNATS incoming queue. 10 min delay. 5,15,25,35,45,55 * * * * gnats test -x /usr/lib/gnats/queue-pr && \ /usr/lib/gnats/queue-pr --run ; exit 0 > I assume this is correct but when I submit the PR using s)end, it takes > a while to return back to the prompt where the message "send-pr: problem > report mailed" is displayed. I have included the following to my > aliases file: > > gnats-admin: root > bugs: "| /usr/local/libexec/gnats/queue-pr -q" > bug-q: "| /usr/local/libexec/gnats/queue-pr -q" > bug-log: /usr/local/tmp/bugs.log > bugs: bug-q, bug-log > query-pr: "| /usr/local/libexec/gnats/mail-query" You have two entries for "bugs". Your MTA should be complaining when you run "newaliases". > > Alternatively, is the category listed in the "categories" file? How > > did you go about making the category? > > I re-did this category using the command '.../mkcat str' to > double-check. OK. > > Have you referenced the GNU GNATS manual ala the 'info' command? > > There's a lot of useful information in there... > > I'm using it for sure but I have not attempted network access before. Gotcha. It sounds like you're not really using it, though. -- Chad Walstrom http://www.wookimus.net/ assert(expired(knowledge)); /* core dump */