> If you mean include an arbitrary binary attachment (say an executable
> file) displayed inline in the archived message rather that removed and
> replaced by a link, then no, there is no way to do that.
>
> If you mean replace the attachment with a link that preserves the
> original attachment fil
Sometimes people post messages with attachments. They get archived with the
message “attachment was scrubbed...” and renamed simply “attachment” and if
the mime type wasn’t recognized, also the file extension is changed.
Is there some way to completely disable scrubbing? Just allow the
attachm
Edward Harvey wrote:
Not sure how much of this you like / agree with, but here's an
example
of how I like to obscure things like that:
http://nedharvey.com/pipermailconfig.html
Thanks for the suggestion. One comment on your page - I don't think
the
list reply mai
On Sep 20, 2008, at 4:20 PM, Mark Sapiro wrote:
Tecru Info wrote:
I am having issues where many emails are getting unsubscribed at a
time, even though the people say they have not unsubscribed.
I posted this a few days ago but it never appeared on the list. Is
this the wrong list to post to?
Edward Harvey wrote:
Oh - I misunderstood the meaning of that. Here's what I thought:
I thought if OBSCURES is No, the archiver shows
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I thought if OBSCURES is Yes, the archiver shows
joe -at- domain
I think this is cool the way it is, and it was ju
Edward Ned Harvey wrote:
Presently, I'm using pipermail. I'm open to suggestions.
This question is pretty complicated, so probably the best answer I
could
possibly get is to know how pipermail gets called, so I can go try
and read
its source and stuff. So I can dig into it myself. At pre
