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      <p>I am running Fedora Core 14 (X64.) I have uninstalled bzr 2.2.x
        packages. I have installed bzr 2.5.0 and bzr 2.5.0 from source I
        have also tried with bzr 2.6.B1 and bzr 2.4.2 + bzr plugins
        2.4.1 .</p>
      <p>I want to enable commit e-mails. I have been trying to get this
        to work over the network (bzr+ssh or sftp) but with out luck. I
        have therefore created a local repository on my computer.</p>
      <p>       <wbr>       <wbr>     /home/<wbr>myname/<wbr>bzr/localrepo/<wbr>localrepo1</p>
      <p>which I have now checked out to</p>
      <p>       <wbr>       <wbr>     /home/<wbr>myname/<wbr>bzr/workspace/<wbr>localrepo1</p>
      <p>I made sure that /usr/bin/mail exists (actually a sym link to
        /bin/mail.)</p>
      <p>My /home/myname/<wbr>.bazaar/<wbr>bazaar.<wbr>conf file looks
        like:</p>
      <p>[DEFAULT]<br>
        email = <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:myname@company.com">myname@company.com</a><br>
        editor = /usr/bin/gedit<br>
        #post_commit_<wbr>push_pull = True<br>
        post_commit_<wbr>to=myname@<wbr>company.<wbr>com<br>
        post_commit_<wbr>url=/home/<wbr>myname/<wbr>bzr/localrepo/<wbr>localrepo1<br>
        post_commit_<wbr>sender=<wbr>myname@<wbr>company.<wbr>com<br>
        post_commit_<wbr>mailer=<wbr>smtplib<br>
        smtp_server= mail.company.com:25<br>
        #smtp_username =</p>
      <p>I commit changes but never get any e-mail.</p>
      <p>I have tried with an without a "post_commit_url" parameter. My
        understanding is that "post_commit_to" is the only absolutely
        mandatory parameter..</p>
      <p>I have also tried without "post_commit_<wbr>mailer=<wbr>smtplib"
        enabled. My understanding will be that then "/usr/bin/mail" will
        be called. I have verified that mail is working on my PC</p>
      <p>e.g.</p>
      <p>mail -s "test" -a /home/myname/<wbr>somefile.<wbr>txt
        <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:myname@company.com">myname@company.com</a></p>
      <p>python-mailer (which yum installed for smtplib) is installed.</p>
      <p>-> bzr version<br>
        Bazaar (bzr) 2.4.2<br>
          Python interpreter: /usr/bin/python 2.7.0<br>
          Python standard library: /usr/lib64/<wbr>python2.<wbr>7<br>
          Platform: Linux-2.<wbr>6.35.14-<wbr>106.fc14.<wbr>x86_64-<wbr>x86_64-<wbr>with-fedora-<wbr>14-Laughlin<br>
          bzrlib: /usr/lib64/<wbr>python2.<wbr>7/site-<wbr>packages/<wbr>bzrlib<br>
          Bazaar configuration: /home/myname/<wbr>.bazaar<br>
          Bazaar log file: /home/myname/<wbr>.bzr.log</p>
      <p>Copyright 2005-2011 Canonical Ltd.<br>
        <a rel="nofollow" href="http://bazaar.canonical.com/">http://<wbr>bazaar.<wbr>canonical.<wbr>com/</a></p>
      <p>bzr comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. bzr is free software,
        and<br>
        you may use, modify and redistribute it under the terms of the
        GNU<br>
        General Public License version 2 or later.</p>
      <p>Bazaar is part of the GNU Project to produce a free operating
        system.</p>
      <p>-></p>
      <p>-> bzr plugins<br>
        bash_completion 2.4.2<br>
          Generate a shell function for bash command line completion.</p>
      <p>bzrtools 2.4.1<br>
          Various useful commands for working with bzr.</p>
      <p>-> bzr selftest email<br>
        /usr/lib64/<wbr>python2.<wbr>7/site-<wbr>packages/<wbr>Crypto/<wbr>Util/randpool.<wbr>py:40:
        RandomPool_<wbr>DeprecationWarn<wbr>ing: This application uses
        RandomPool, which is BROKEN in older releases. See <a
          rel="nofollow" href="http://www.pycrypto.org/randpool-broken">http://<wbr>www.pycrypto.<wbr>org/randpool-<wbr>broken</a><br>
          RandomPool_<wbr>DeprecationWarn<wbr>ing)<br>
        bzr selftest: /usr/bin/bzr<br>
           /usr/<wbr>lib64/python2.<wbr>7/site-<wbr>packages/<wbr>bzrlib<br>
           bzr-2.4.2 python-2.7.0 Linux-2.<wbr>6.35.14-<wbr>106.fc14.<wbr>x86_64-<wbr>x86_64-<wbr>with-fedora-<wbr>14-Laughlin</p>
      <p>-------<wbr>-------<wbr>-------<wbr>-------<wbr>-------<wbr>-------<wbr>-------<wbr>-------<wbr>-------<wbr>-------<br>
        Ran 20 tests in 1.373s</p>
      <p>OK<br>
        -></p>
      <p>Any help is appreciated.</p>
      <p>Thanks</p>
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