Hi @mariusgrigaitis

I've got a few more issues I want to look at first, but hopefully there'll be a release out in the next few days!

Any progress so far?

sorry @mariusgrigaitis, been a bit busy, i'll try and look at this in the next day or two

@ian-kent ping :)

ping. would be great if the version on the releases page supported the sendmail-compatible "-i" and "-t" options.

hey, sorry to bother you, but may I suggest simply tagging a pre-release for the current state?

I built it myself now, but I imagine many people need -i and -t, for them an up2date binary download would surely be useful.

oh, I just realised I could have just made a shell script to replace this, must have missed that in the readme the first time. Here is what my sendmail looks like now:

#!/bin/bash
/opt/MailHog/MailHog sendmail "$@"

I'd also like to see a new release, we're seeing problems with DNS resolution caused by Go <1.8

If you wait by the river long enough, the bodies of your enemies will float by. - Sun Tzu

@mariusgrigaitis I think that quote means something like "if you are patient, problems will fix themselves", which I imagine is quite opposite of what you intended here :P

I would like to use mhsendmail in a project of mine, but I can't without a new release.
The latest release lacks some flags from newer commits, it's not usable with PHP default settings in Debian (sendmail_path = "sendmail -t -i").

All I need is a new build. @ian-kent, would it be possible to do a new build?

I've forked and built a new release from master using go 1.12.1 here:

https://github.com/BlueBambooStudios/mhsendmail/releases/tag/v0.3.0

Use with caution

We ended up switching to msmtp, which works with any SMTP server, including mailhog.