v1.0.0

Version 1.0.0

offlinemsmtp has been rewritten in Go. In general, the functionality of v0.4.0 is preserved, however if you were using some uncommonly-used features, you may need to update your configuration slightly. This version also relicenses the project under the MIT license.

Breaking Changes

• Installation and building now uses the Go tooling. You can no longer install from pip. See the installation instructions for the latest instructions for installation.
• Arguments passed to msmtp must now be separated by -- (e.g. offlinemsmtp -C ~/.msmtprc -- -t --read-envelope-from). Previously, unrecognised flags were forwarded automatically.
• Log levels use zerolog names (trace, debug, info, warn, error) instead of Python's DEBUG, WARNING, etc.
• -l now logs to both STDERR and the specified file simultaneously. This is likely not breaking in most cases, but relevant if you were relying on receiving no output from the program.

New Features

• Network Online Detection: when NetworkManager reports the network has come online, offlinemsmtp tries to send enqueued emails (no need to wait for the next flush interval).
• Notifications have been greatly improved.
  • They now show the email subject so you can tell which message is being sent, succeeded, or failed.
  • The "Sending..." notification stays visible until the send completes or fails, then updates in place with the result.
• Additional Configuration Options
  • --debounce-interval (default 10s) prevents repeated sends when multiple filesystem events arrive in quick succession.
  • --msmtp-path lets you specify the full path to the msmtp binary, useful on NixOS and other non-standard PATH setups.