Upgrade module to 5.0/HEAD

Patch needs to change date_update_1() to commentmail_update_1().

Otherwise, look good.

dprint_r($comment_obj); also needs to be removed.

Here is a patch that removes the above two comments.

didn't work.

upon visiting the settings page, i got ..

warning: call_user_func_array() [function.call-user-func-array]: First argumented is expected to be a valid callback, 'commentmail_admin_settings' was given in /Library/WebServer/Documents/drupal/includes/form.inc on line 218.

and
in trying to post i got

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: user_mail() in /Library/WebServer/Documents/drupal/modules/commentmail/commentmail.module on line 55

actually it may be that the second patch is malformed... trying to decode it by hand...

i wish i could edit the previous posts, but since i can't...

i have commentmail working, but don't use the second patch. it does not contain the patch for the .install file, which is what gave me the errors.
it also doesn't touch the dprint () which leads to a quick death.

manually changing the two comments did work.

Here is another patch. It removes the dprint, corrects the name of the function in the .install file, has a .info file, and should work well.

Here is a better patch:

- Version number added to the .info file.
- Description added to the settings.

Marking as RTBC.

I can confirm that the latest patch in #8 works well on a live site.

Thanks Konstantin.

Do you plan to branch it and release it for 5.x soon?

OK, I switched the 3 sites to the official HEAD from the repository.

One more thing: add this line in the .info file:

version = "$Name: $"

It says here: http://drupal.org/node/101009

version (Optional)
The version string will ordinarily be added by drupal.org when a release is created and a tarball packaged. However, for users getting their modules directly from CVS, they will not have a version string. In order to accomodate them, you may use the following string:

version = "$Name$"

You should not put anything else here. Please note that the quotes are required; some PHP versions are more sensitive to the punctuation than others. It is often suggested to use $Revision$ here. Do Not Do This. It will give the revision of the .info module which is utterly useless.

Also keep in mind that, as a developer, if you use $Name$ you will see $Name$ if your checkout is from HEAD or you only just branched and have not done a new checkout. cvs update from the same branch will not consistently update $Name$, but sometimes it will appear to. If you see $Name$ and you think you should see a tag, do a cvs checkout.

To reiterate: Use of this field and $Name$ is only for the convenience of the author and users checking the module out of CVS.

So it is better to include it.