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Iwan wrote: >>This is was my assumption of the functionality is: >> >>[You setup CVSMailer such that it delays for an x amount of seconds, say >>600 (10 minutes). Now every commit that is performed in these 10 minutes >>is consolidated into one email send out, this to prevent the subscribers >>of being flooded by emails.] >> >>Now either I am wrong, or I've done something wrong in setting up >>CVSMailer, since I get an email for every commit I've performed instead of >>a consolidated email for all commits performed within that timeframe. >> >> AFAIK, CVSMailer will only consolidate messages of ONE USER OPERATION - that means every commit or tag you perform will result in JUST ONE EMAIL. That is what a user would normally expect, but is not 'CVS Standard' because one user operation may result in multiple cvs operations (e.g. one for each subdirectory). So it's not a configuration problem but just the way it is. Bo will correct me if I'm wrong. Kai Bernhard