Daniel Richard G.

All right, my PR is up. Let me know what you think.

Note that the `REMOTEONLY` behavior is the same as `NULLCLIENT` (in fact, the latter is now synonymous with the former, for the sake of backward compatibility), and the failure when...

If we went with `SMARTHOSTONLY`, then the other two keywords would presumably be `LOCALONLY` and `LOCALANDSMARTHOST`. But then `LOCALANDSMARTHOST` without `SMARTHOST` would be, on its face, an invalid config. If...

> Doesn't having a `SMARTHOST` configured imply `DELIVERSMARTHOST`? Yes, I'm not keen on that semantic redundancy. > And I think it might make more sense to invert the logic on...

> If I only set `SMARTHOST`, shouldn't mail only get delivered to the smarthost (I think that's how e.g. postfix does it)? > > So `NOLOCAL` and `NODIRECT` are implied...

> How do you send mail from a MUA? Usually delivery to a smarthost is configured in a way to accept all locally originating mails, and the smarthost does masquerading,...

Hello @vpirogov, I am actually in the course of building PyTorch, but with all the third-party dependencies built separately (as if they were system libraries). My group is using the...

> @iskunk , could you try running Thanks for the update. I was not using the `vars.sh` file in any event, since it plays rather fast and loose in how...

Thank you @vpirogov. I would suggest making the warning for MKL a bit more prominent than others. Given this project's Intel lineage, the expectation for users going in would be...

> Hope I managed to verbalize my basic idea and preferences? :) So not all in one commit, but if you're flexible with how the commits are organized, I can...