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Hi and How are you? At present, I have an interesting issue that I am
working on. We are working as a team providing solutions to the govenmental institution working on sensitive email system completely based on open source. One of the requirement is modification that involves adding a unique id to the subject line. Eg. %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%% To: MyGoogleId@gmail.com cc: Postfix_Google@gmail.com Sub: Reg. Postfix inquiry %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%% As per the requirement the subject line should be Sub: [12312545467] Reg. Postfix inquiry %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%% The unique ID need to be added to the subject line after the user send an email to an individual user or the group. I appreciate for your time and effort spent on this email and thank you in advance for your responses. -Saravanan Kannan |
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Try Altermime:
alterMIME is an integrated email/mailpack manipulation utility. It adds and modifies headers, adds disclaimers, and changes or removes embedded attachments. See http://www.pldaniels.com/altermime/. I used it to add disclaimers - worked pretty well. However just changing / adding to the subject field itself could be handled by a reasonably simple script inserted as a postfix filter. Try FILTER_README. Good luck. |
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gregsmith@smithonline.id.au wrote: > Try Altermime: > > alterMIME is an integrated email/mailpack manipulation utility. It adds > and modifies headers, adds disclaimers, and changes or removes embedded > attachments. > > See http://www.pldaniels.com/altermime/. > > I used it to add disclaimers - worked pretty well. > > However just changing / adding to the subject field itself could be > handled by a reasonably simple script inserted as a postfix filter. > Try FILTER_README. > > Good luck. Thank you and I am still looking into your suggestions. I will update this once I get some results after my experimentations. In the mean time, please let me know if there are some other alternatives. |
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