>On Mon, 27 Aug 2001 11:50:33 Chris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>[...]because he is probably getting comments from Spammers that they can't
>add checking code like that to their own SMTP servers because it would be
>too hard to do.
Or even more interesting, a lawyer with potentially a spammer as a client:
>"how would I advise a client to comply with the law?"
He pondered that if there was no program that could do it, then perhaps
"even if the California
Legislature intended for B&P 17538.45 to apply to SMTP banners, the spammer
would have an immediate defense of impossibility in fact."
This is progress though. It is good to see the development of an
underlying presumption that NO UCE banners are real perils that spammers
need to actively deal with.
>On Mon, 27 Aug 2001 11:16:23 Michael <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>How can SIMS be modified to say "NO UCE"?
You have to edit one of the strings inside the SIMS application. Open it
up in ResEdit, go to Resource #STR 133, 6 and change it to what ever you
want, including having NO UCE. Don't make it too long though.
Joe
From http://mail.stalker.com/Lists/SIMS/Message/2899.html :
> >From Pierre Frisch, received 14/4/99, 4:38 pm +0100 (GMT):
> > I am sorry if I ask an obvious question but which string do we need to
> > replace? STR133, 6 reads:
> > "You are welcome"
> > when is that string displayed?
>
> That string is displayed to every SMTP connection, you can replace it with
> "You are welcome. NO UCE."
>
> > What is the length limit? Does SIMS wrap the line automatically?
>
> The limit is 255 characters but it's best to keep the length to under 128
> characters. SIMS doesn't wrap the line.
>
> Steve Linford
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