Paul Wise

I think `MANIFEST` is for source distributions (such as the git repository or the PyPI source tarball), not binary ones like wheels. The *.c/*.cpp files are generated files so they...

The motivation is simply that they are not used at runtime so logically they should not be present in the binary wheels, nor in the directory that `setup.py install` puts...

Forwarding a comment from the [Debian bug](https://bugs.debian.org/991449): ``` According to popcon the numbers of systems where mailutils-mail and bsd-mailx-mail are used is about even. So applying upstreams fix now breaks...

Seems like the best way forward is this suggestion: ``` Figure out which mail(1) implementation is in use, and decide on -E at runtime? ``` Is there any way to...

I note that mailutils has fixed the bug as reported to them, but not yet made a release. I guess just updating mailutils in the distros and reverting the change...

Oops, looks like it was fixed last year in mailutils version 3.13: https://savannah.gnu.org/forum/forum.php?forum_id=10034

So I think that now fail2ban needs to run `mail --version` and if it succeeds, then compare the version with 3.13 and if the version is older then enable the...

fail2ban is in a lot of different distros, so it would be a lot of work to add equivalent commands for all of them. https://repology.org/project/fail2ban/packages Also just because mailutils is...

@sebres I think that isn't the correct workaround. Whether or not the option is required completely depends on which mail implementation and which version of it that /usr/bin/mail points at...

I was thinking of just a straight-forward transformation from the current output to the equivalent JSON data structures. So an array of hub objects, with attached metadata and each hub...