Re: [mlmmj] Where to send patches

On Wed, May 26, 2021 at 03:06:07PM +0200, Baptiste Daroussin wrote:
> Hello everyone,
> 
> I am migrating FreeBSD's mailing lists from mailman2 to mlmmj, in the process I
> had to write a couple of patches for mlmmj, I would like to upstream those
> patches if possible.
> 
> My understanding is that the origin developement site is dead, and there has been a
> kind of takeover on gitlab. Am I right? so pushing things upstream now means
> pushing things to that gitlab?
> 
> The 2 patches in question are the following:
> -  A patch which adds a new tunnable (boolean) nobounceprobe to be able to
>    disable probes on demande if needed.
> 
> - A patch which Allow to support X-Origin-From header. This one is quite
>   special. in our setup we didn't want to use the mungefrom patch that we can
>   find on the mailing list (and on the gitlab repo), because we only want to
>   munge when we actually need to and not always. so we are using the
>   developement version of rspamd to handle the muning part. the interesting this
>   is when rspamd do munge, it sets the original From into the new
>   X-Original-From header, so our patch is taking in account this new header for
>   mlmmj-process when testing is the sender is a subsriber to the mailing list or
>   a moderator, it also uses it to send back the denial email if the email was
>   denied.
> 

Send the two patches in two seperate emails to this mailinglist.

 
Two seperate merge requests at https://gitlab.com/mlmmj/mlmmj is also
fine.



Groeten
Geert Stappers
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