
Seems that when a message is sent from Outlook (HTML Mail format) the
default footer doesn't get attached.... Is there something special that I need to set?
It *does* get attached; the problem is that it's outside of the MIME subparts for the message body, so some mail clients can't see it.
I don't see this changing any time in the future -- it would be a real pain to implement (actually, nearly impossible). The problem is figuring out which MIME subpart is actually the text part of the message and appending the footer to that.
But how do you determine which subpart is the one to change? If I send two text/plain attachments, one as an introduction and the second as a text version of a contract, I surely don't want the footer on the contract.
This is one reason why many lists don't allow or like MIME attachments.
(I suppose that Mailman could figure out what the boundary is for the MIME subparts in a message, then add another whole attachment that consisted entirely of the footer. But that's ugly).
Chris