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Addition to mail2news@newsanon.org. Please Test
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Speaking of From headers, I added a quick way for someone to be able to
use any 'from' header he wants, no matter what the exit remailer is.
To use this, he needs to use mail2news@newsanon.org as the gateway, and
add a line to the message body, starting in column 1:
x-from: Some Body <somename@somewhere.com>
That will override any from header inserted by the exit remailer.
Here is a sample of the jcl:
Subject: some subject
To: mail2news@newsanon.org
Newsgroups: misc.test,abc.test
x-from: Some Body <somename@somewhere.com>
Rest of the message body.
The x-from... is, of course, removed from the message body before the
message is posted.
This facility is also available if you cannot use a newsgroups header, but
is a bit klunkier. See http://www.eelbash.org/config15.DAT for the
remailer help file, or send a message to remailer@eelbash.org with a
subject of: remailer-help.
Ask here if you have questions.
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| Non scrivetemi 2006-07-22, 1:12 am |
| In article <pan.2006.07.21.19.48.33.839494@eelbash.org>
admin <admin@eelbash.org> wrote:
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> Speaking of From headers, I added a quick way for someone to be able to
> use any 'from' header he wants, no matter what the exit remailer is.
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> To use this, he needs to use mail2news@newsanon.org as the gateway, and
> add a line to the message body, starting in column 1:
>
> x-from: Some Body <somename@somewhere.com>
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> That will override any from header inserted by the exit remailer.
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> Here is a sample of the jcl:
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JCL? Sounds like you worked on IBM mainframes.
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| somebody 2006-07-22, 7:14 am |
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admin <admin@eelbash.org> wrote in
news:pan.2006.07.21.19.48.33.839494@eelbash.org:
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> Speaking of From headers, I added a quick way for someone to be able
> to use any 'from' header he wants, no matter what the exit remailer
> is.
>
> To use this, he needs to use mail2news@newsanon.org as the gateway,
> and add a line to the message body, starting in column 1:
>
> x-from: Some Body <somename@somewhere.com>
>
> That will override any from header inserted by the exit remailer.
>
> Here is a sample of the jcl:
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> Subject: some subject
> To: mail2news@newsanon.org
> Newsgroups: misc.test,abc.test
>
> x-from: Some Body <somename@somewhere.com>
> Rest of the message body.
>
>
> The x-from... is, of course, removed from the message body before the
> message is posted.
>
>
> This facility is also available if you cannot use a newsgroups header,
> but is a bit klunkier. See http://www.eelbash.org/config15.DAT for the
> remailer help file, or send a message to remailer@eelbash.org with a
> subject of: remailer-help.
>
> Ask here if you have questions.
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This should be an interesting experiment since the x-from and from
headers are different.
I wonder why you chose to use the message body instead of the
headers for this addition.
Persona
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| no body 2006-07-22, 7:12 pm |
| On Sat, 22 Jul 2006 06:54:09 +0000, somebody wrote:
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> admin <admin@eelbash.org> wrote in
> news:pan.2006.07.21.19.48.33.839494@eelbash.org:
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> This should be an interesting experiment since the x-from and from
> headers are different.
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> I wonder why you chose to use the message body instead of the
> headers for this addition.
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> Persona
Here's a test. I don't know why but it is pretty easy to put the 'x-from'
in the message body.
This is sent with dizum as the last remailer.
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| persona 2006-07-23, 1:12 am |
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In article <pan.2006.07.21.19.48.33.839494@eelbash.org>
admin <admin@eelbash.org> wrote:
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> Speaking of From headers, I added a quick way for someone to be able to
> use any 'from' header he wants, no matter what the exit remailer is.
>
> To use this, he needs to use mail2news@newsanon.org as the gateway, and
> add a line to the message body, starting in column 1:
>
> x-from: Some Body <somename@somewhere.com>
>
> That will override any from header inserted by the exit remailer.
>
> Here is a sample of the jcl:
>
> Subject: some subject
> To: mail2news@newsanon.org
> Newsgroups: misc.test,abc.test
>
> x-from: Some Body <somename@somewhere.com>
> Rest of the message body.
>
>
> The x-from... is, of course, removed from the message body before the
> message is posted.
>
>
> This facility is also available if you cannot use a newsgroups header, but
> is a bit klunkier. See http://www.eelbash.org/config15.DAT for the
> remailer help file, or send a message to remailer@eelbash.org with a
> subject of: remailer-help.
>
> Ask here if you have questions.
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I like it!
Question: Does it strip any headers? That is, if one were to
send from their regular email account, would information such
as the ISP, news client, or organization be transmitted, or
removed?
And: Would it work if it were included in the headers (which are
easy to set by template), or *only* from the body?
Persona
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| persona 2006-07-23, 1:12 am |
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persona <person@non.gratis.org> wrote in
news:T91WTO5T38920.8900231481@twistycreek.com:
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> In article <pan.2006.07.21.19.48.33.839494@eelbash.org>
> admin <admin@eelbash.org> wrote:
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> I like it!
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> Question: Does it strip any headers? That is, if one were to
> send from their regular email account, would information such
> as the ISP, news client, or organization be transmitted, or
> removed?
>
> And: Would it work if it were included in the headers (which are
> easy to set by template), or *only* from the body?
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> Persona
I just noticed that the address comes across as all lower case.
Is there some way to include both upper and lower case?
Persona
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On Sun, 23 Jul 2006 01:33:45 +0000, persona wrote:
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> In article <pan.2006.07.21.19.48.33.839494@eelbash.org>
> admin <admin@eelbash.org> wrote:
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> I like it!
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> Question: Does it strip any headers? That is, if one were to
> send from their regular email account, would information such
> as the ISP, news client, or organization be transmitted, or
> removed?
All headers are stripped except the ones needed to get the message
sent.
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> And: Would it work if it were included in the headers (which are
> easy to set by template), or *only* from the body?
At present, it only works with the x-from in the body. I'll change that in
the near future so that it works in the headers as well.
I didn't realize it was sending the 'from' address as lower-case. I'll get
that fixed shortly.
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| Anonymous 2006-07-24, 1:12 pm |
| In article <T91WTO5T38920.8900231481@twistycreek.com>
persona <person@non.gratis.org> wrote:
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> I like it!
Go for it, YB.
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| TwistyCreek 2006-07-29, 7:12 pm |
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You can now use the X-From: directive as one of the headers as well as
using it in the body of the message.
Example:
X-From: Joe Blow <joeblow@nobody.invalid>
will create a From header of:
Joe Blow <joeblow@nobody.invalid>
no matter what remailer you use for last hop.
You must use, as the only gateway, mail2news@newsanon.org.
My tests indicate it is working but I would be grateful if others tested
it.
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| TwistyCreek 2006-07-29, 7:12 pm |
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You can now use the X-From: directive as one of the headers as well as
using it in the body of the message.
Example:
X-From: Joe Blow <joeblow@nobody.invalid>
will create a From header of:
Joe Blow <joeblow@nobody.invalid>
no matter what remailer you use for last hop.
You must use, as the only gateway, mail2news@newsanon.org.
My tests indicate it is working but I would be grateful if others tested
it.
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| Admin@Eelbash.Org 2006-07-29, 7:12 pm |
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One problem with putting the x-from directive in the headers is that the
exit remailer may remove it.
Because of that, it might be better to leave the directive as part of the
message body - starting in column 1.
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On 29 Jul 2006, TwistyCreek <anon@comments.header> wrote:
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>You can now use the X-From: directive as one of the headers as well as
>using it in the body of the message.
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>Example:
>X-From: Joe Blow <joeblow@nobody.invalid>
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>will create a From header of:
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>Joe Blow <joeblow@nobody.invalid>
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>no matter what remailer you use for last hop.
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>You must use, as the only gateway, mail2news@newsanon.org.
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>My tests indicate it is working but I would be grateful if others tested
>it.
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Tests have been OK when formated this way
put the x-from directive in the header and left the directive as part of
the
message body
Bubba
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| AdmiN@Eelbash.Org 2006-08-01, 1:12 pm |
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On Sun, 30 Jul 2006 18:32:56 +0000, Bubba wrote:
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> On 29 Jul 2006, TwistyCreek <anon@comments.header> wrote:
> Tests have been OK when formated this way
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> put the x-from directive in the header and left the directive as part of
> the
> message body
Putting it in both places will work, although it's overkill. I think the
one in the body will end up as the 'from' address that gets used.
Thanks for testing it.
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> Bubba
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