Quick and Dirty send-pr + ssmtp howto.

20031121: v0.1

Sometimes you don't have the time to correctly set up sendmail to send-pr,
here's a quick and dirty howto to use ssmtp and send-pr

Requirements:
1. an access to a working mail server (your ISP one)
2. ssmtp installed

I. Configuring SSMTP:
	- Copy configuration file
	# cp /usr/local/etc/ssmtp/ssmtp.conf.sample /usr/local/etc/ssmtp/ssmtp.conf

	- Edit it to set your smarthost:
	# vi /usr/local/etc/ssmtp/ssmtp.conf
	mailhub=mail.yourisp.org
	rewriteDomain=yourdomain.org
	hostname=yourcomputer.yourdomain.org

II. user settings
	- you need to set your full name
	% echo "My Name" > ~/.fullname
	- now you should define your email address
	% echo "nick@domain.org" > ~/.ssmtprc

III. PR operations:
	If you didn't configure mailer.conf to use ssmtp, don't worry: just
	define MAIL_AGENT (you needn't to set it if ssmtp is your default
	mailer)

	To edit your PR:	
	% LOGNAME=$(cat ~/.ssmtprc) MAIL_AGENT="/usr/local/sbin/ssmtp -oi -t" \
			send-pr -a <your file>

	To send an existing PR
	%  MAIL_AGENT="/usr/local/sbin/ssmtp -oi -t" send-pr -f <your PR file>