I have done this for a customer of mine. It has been working well for a
few weeks now. There were a few issues with their system, and some
things it didn't do 'right' or that it should do 'better'.
Basically, if it is plain text, then as someone else said, it is simple.
If it is mime, then you nee
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Jason,
It looks like there needs to be 2 append methods; one for plain text,
and one for mime.
Plain text is simple enough. The mime issue would really concern me, if
the mime wasn't already identified and taken apart by your script.
Perhaps that w
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Subject: Re: [Qmail-scanner-general]appended signature/disclaimer
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> Jason Haar wrote:
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> >That sounds like exactly what I would do! Go for
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Jason Haar wrote:
That sounds like exactly what I would do! Go for it. But don't forget you
have tonnes of issues WRT potentially breaking/corrupting MIME and PGP
signed e-mails if you go around casually banging things on the end. Just be
aware of it.
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Jason Haar wrote:
That sounds like exactly what I would do! Go for it. But don't forget you
have tonnes of issues WRT potentially breaking/corrupting MIME and PGP
signed e-mails if you go around casually banging things on the end. Just be
aware of it.
On Mon, Feb 09, 2004 at 10:34:15PM -0500, No Spam wrote:
> I need to append a disclaimer to the bottom of every outbound email from
> only one network range. Others do not require it.
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> My thought is that I may need to rewrite my smtp.tcp file, using a
> slightly different qmail-scanner-queue.pl
