So using the regular expressions in mix2.9beta you can do fun stuff
like allow users to choose display names.
I used the following at swiss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
/^From: *(.*) <([^@]*)@.*>/From: $1 <$[EMAIL PROTECTED]>/
/^From: *([^@]*)@.* *\((.*)\)/From: $2 <$[EMAIL PROTECTED]>/
/^From: "([^@]*)@.*" (<.*>)/From: "$1" $2/
/^From: ([^@]*)@.* (<.*>)/From: $1 $2/
which allows users to choose a bogus account name as well as a display
name. (I also blocked abuse, admin etc @remailer.ch)
If you send in "Fred <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" it converts it to
"Fred <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>"
If you're not using the mixmaster client directly you can paste From
lines using the first line of the message as:
::
From: Fred <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To force mailcrypt to allow From pasting, add the following to your
.emacs file:
(set-variable 'mc-remailer-preserved-headers
'("References" "Followup-to" "In-reply-to" "Cc" "Bcc" "From"))
You also might want to edit mc-remail.el to comment out CC and BCC
blocking. This makes Cc's and Bcc's work again.
chain-name chain)
;; (mc-disallow-field "CC")
(mc-disallow-field "FCC")
;; (mc-disallow-field "BCC")
(setq chain-name
Adam
