>
> First of all, thanks for looking at this stuff, I know you're really
> busy. I think that a more aesthetic solution may be in the use of the
> ADDRESSMODIFYCODE directive. This seems to allow something other than
> simply replacing the host part of the email address with 'x':
>
I have given this a try, now
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
becomes
richter at eocs dot de
and the mail addresses aren't links anymore.
look at http://www.ecos.de/~mailarc/embperl/2001-11/msg00089.html.
Does it look better ?
>
> It's unfortunate though that it appears only *new* messages are affected
> by these directives. Old messages still have the email address visible.
> I guess what MHonArc does is generate text files, and once it's done
> that it's out of MHonArc's realm of operations.
>
Yes, it would be necessary to write a small Perl script to change all the
old pages
Gerald
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