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Jerry Feldman {75562} wrote in a message to Mike Bilow: JF{> There are two capabilities that I would like to have: JF{> 1. The ability to add header elements (such as approved: for JF{> majordomo). JF{> 2. The ability to change the From: (Which I may not be able to JF{> accomplish with this firewall). It would be fairly easy to do this with the standard Procmail/Formail distribution. Generally, Procmail is the inbound delivery agent invoked from your personal ".forward" file, and Formail is the outbound massager that can add or edit header lines and such. However, Formail depends upon Sendmail to send mail via SMTP, and it would therefore result in "May be forged" warnings in your mail headers if you change the sender envelope address. Keep in mind that the sender envelope address may be entirely disconnected from the "From" header, and the firewall is less likely to care about a message header than the envelope exchange. A very good source of information on the Procmail/Formail package is: http://www.ii.com/internet/robots/procmail/ JF{> Other than this, the other problem is that Netscape is not JF{> polling for email eventhough I have a set interval. There is always the standard Unix "popclient" utility. -- Mike *** Subcription/unsubscription/info requests: send e-mail with subject of "subscribe", "unsubscribe", or "info" to discuss-request at blu.org
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