About Sendmail::Milter ----------------------
Sendmail::Milter provides users with the ability to write mail filters in Perl that tightly integrate with sendmail's mail filter API.
implies it is a filter. I can already use procmail to filter incoming mail. I want to attach a couple of custom headers to all outgoing mail. It really should not be this difficult??
It is filter, but for sendmail, whether a message is incoming or outgoing makes little difference until it decides what 'mailer' to use to deliver the message.
All messages come in on SMTP. Milter operates in that part of the process. Afterwards, sendmail decides whether to hand the message off to the locl mailer (probably procmail) or hand it off to a remote mailer (almost always SMTP).
Milter can do this, and the Sendmail::Milter perl module has an example of adding a line to the bottom off a message body. It doesn't look easy, but it looks doable. This article from /The Perl Journal/ might help:
http://www.samag.com/documents/s=7178/sam0206l/0206l.htm
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