Simple :)
Add a filter-in script that will test on sender domain, then if ok =
change
the mail content (keep in mind to change on the multiple versions of =
the
mail in a multipart-mime mail, like text-plain, html, ...)
Francis
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You make it sound simple, but im afraid a need a little more hand holding.
Also I may not be reading you correctly. I want all of our outbound emails
from our domain, to be stamped with an internet security statement at the
bottom of the email.
On 5/9/07, CLEMENT Francis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
e if the xmail server only have ONE domain, then filters-out is =
ok
if you don't want the statement on 'in domain' mails.
Francis
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>Envoy=E9 : mercredi 9
s processed :)
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> Of course if the xmail server only have ONE domain, then filters-out is =
> ok
> if you don't want the statement on 'in domain' mails.
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> Francis
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> > Of course if the xmail server only have ONE domain, then filters-out is
> > =
> > ok
> > if you don't want the statement on 'in domain' mails.
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> > Francis
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