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Hi! Sorry if i am writing to wrong address, but i couldn't find a better one :)
I couldn't find the possibility of removing headers in mailman. Removing 'Recieved' headers is ofen used by majordomo users (like me in the past). I host one list and I'd like to hide senders' Message-Id. How can I do it?
Greets, Marek
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"MO" == Marek Obuchowicz <elephant@pld.org.pl> writes:
MO> I couldn't find the possibility of removing headers in
MO> mailman. Removing 'Recieved' headers is ofen used by
MO> majordomo users (like me in the past). I host one list and
MO> I'd like to hide senders' Message-Id. How can I do it?
Header filtering is not supported through the web interface, but Mailman 2.0 (of which beta1 is currently released) will provide a very simple way for you to add such functionality. You can drop a handler module into Mailman/Handlers which will strip out the headers you don't care about. See Mailman/Handlers/Cleanse.py for an example.
-Barry
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