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On Wed, 1 Feb 2006 16:06:15 -0500, "Joe Enfield" <joeenfield at hotmail.com> wrote: >Question 1 - >When a user is not in the 'users' file and that user commits a new file >revision, no commit notification is sent to the people in the 'loginfousers' >file. >Can this be changed so that we have a 'default' fall back reply-to email >address if the committing users email mapping is not found, and ensure that >a commit message email is always sent to loginfousers list? There *is* a fallback: If you fill in the following entries in the ini file then the email will get out even though the committing user does not have an entry in the users file. ForceIniSender =0 Sender = cvs at someserver.com SenderName = CVS-Server If the ForceIniSender is 1 then the Sender item will *always* be used in place of the real committing user. But it is also used when the setting is 0 like here if the commiting user is not found in the users file. Without a sender it is not possible to get the email out, the SMTP server will block it. That is what is happening to you. >Question 2 - Looking into this item. /Bo (Bo Berglund, developer in Sweden)