MIME problems
Could anyone tell me how iMS 5.2 works with MIME mail ( more specifically with the conversion channel ). What I want to do is manipulate the MIME headers, to append some default content to the every mail that passes through it. Is it possible to manually put content into the output queue of the conversion channel? It appears that each mime part of the mail is separated out and considered one at a time in the conversion channel. Is there anyway I can insert the boundary separators of my choice into the mail? If yes, how do I do it?
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708281] at [2007-11-25 7:12:53]
The following was discussed on the info-ims mailing list yesterday.
> smtpBanner:
> appends a company 'disclaimer' at the end of all outgoing mail
The customary approach to this in either PMDF or iMS is to add a disclaimer header. Adding text at the bottom of a message is problematic when non-text messages are involved.
In any case, at present the only way to actually add text at the end of a message is to write a channel.
708686 at 2007-6-29 17:46:59 >
To add headers see tcp_ channel option files. For example, msg-*/imta/config/tcp_local_option (file does not exist by default). See Reference Guide for details but using options in that file you can add headers if you so desire.
If you insist on adding a text blurb at the end of a message then the best method is too write your own channel. Not trivial but not rocket science either.
-Chad-
707213 at 2007-6-29 17:46:59 >
