This article uses msmtp+mutt+post-receive to build the git email notification function, and the operating system environment is ubuntu10.04.
Step 1: Install and configure msmtp
a. Install msmtp
$ sudo apt-get install msmtp
b. Configure msmtp
$ sudo vi /etc/msmtprc
defaults account shihaijun host smtp.exmail.qq.com from [email protected] auth login user [email protected] password shihaijun123 tls off account default : shihaijun logfile /var/log/msmtp.log
Save and exit vim.
View the configuration of msmtp: $msmtp -P
Step 2: Install and configure mutt
a. Install mutt
$sudo apt-get install mutt
b. Configure mutt
$ sudo vi / etc / Muttrc
Add the following at the end of the file
# for add Muttr by shihaijun set sendmail="/usr/bin/msmtp" set realname="Data Report" set editor="vi" set [email protected] set envelope_from=yes
Save and exit.
Step 3: Download post-receive (see attachment)
Enter the server repository where you want to add email notifications, as shown in the repo-list.
Copy the post-receive to the hooks directory of the repository, as shown in the hooks-dir.
And increase the execution permission of post-receive with the following command:
$sudo chmod a+x post-receive
Step 4: Configure git config
Enter the warehouse and edit the config.
$sudo vi config
Add the field [hooks] as follows:
[hooks]
sendmail=/usr/bin/msmtp
emailprefix = "[GIT NOTICE]"
showrev = "git show -c %s;echo"
mailinglist = [email protected]
envelopesender = [email protected]
At this point, when the git push action is performed on the client, an email notification will be sent.