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Hi All
Do you know how to put image (or html code) into all outgoing mails from
main qmail server?
Is it possible?

Regards
Adam

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> Only spammers put immages and/or html code in email.
> --
I agree with you, but it's my chief's decision and i must do that

Regards
Adam

In article <ec1jut$j6s$1@blackhelicopter.databasix.com>,
Gary L. Burnore <gburnore@databasix.com> wrote:

> Only spammers put immages and/or html code in email.

Not just spammers. Clueless Outlook users send all kinds of junk without realizing it.

But even if you're not a hard-core believer in the "email should be
text-only" religion, the smtp server is not the place to be injecting
the junk.

On 2006-08-17, ..:: Adam ::.. <prograf@op.pl> wrote:
>> Only spammers put immages and/or html code in email.
> I agree with you, but it's my chief's decision and i must do that

You are free to install a wrapper around qmail-inject.

The wrapper, however, has to be aware of MIME extensions, i.e. it wouldn't
be wise just to add some text. Instead, you need to parse the message
and then you need to decide whether you want to add an attachment and/or
to extend one of the existing parts. If you really want to do this,
you might be interested in the Perl modules MIME::Parser and MIME::Entity.

I am not aware of any ready-to-use solutions.

Andreas.