-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hi Michael, you could use MIMEdefang for this purpose, it integrates with sendmail by using the milter-API avaiable since versions 8.11 (sp?). URL: http://www.roaringpenguin.com/mimedefang/ It can do what you would like to achieve. Though modifying Mail clearly violates the RFC ;), using it on a carefully configured Border-Gateway (such as your internal SMTP-gateway for outgoing mail) will usually not cause too much problems. The point there really is that the MTA modifying the mail should be configured in a way to 1. not interfere with normal mail delivery processes and because of this needs to be careful when modifying messages (think of delivery/error notifications and possible mail-loops/mail-floods when not being very careful about which mails to modify and what to do in case of errors). cu, Tilman Am Donnerstag, 7. Februar 2002 16:01 schrieb Michael Appeldorn:
Anyway - i did not ask 4 some terms, but for the possibility to modify/convert attachments before sending them out.
Amavis e.g. sits somewhere in the transfer process of email and gets to see the attachments. But I wont to reinvent the wheel by trying to patch it to this function. (DOC->PDF via Ghostscript)
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