There is a cgi file
under your imail/web directory where you change the trailer message. That is
how it is called
Here is the info
about it. Taken from the ReadMe page that should be in your /imail/web
directory. Actually that file tells you how to customize
KillerWebMail
config_MessageTrailer.cgi This
is the domain-specific message that will be appended to all messages composed
and sent via web-messaging. This trailer message should be kept brief, should
be no more than about 72 characters wide (since these are plain-text messages
being sent), and MUST NOT
contain double quotes (carriage returns are okay). The message should be
preceded be a few spaces, then a few carriage returns, to separate it from the
body of the message a bit. As you can see from the example, you can use IMail
tags in this file, like the useful <!--IMAIL.CurrentDomain-->. tag. To
create a different message trailer for a different domain, put just the customized
config_MessageTrailer.cgi file in that domain's web
directory.
Btw: you can
configure it by domain if necessary placing a copy of the
config_messageTrailer.cgi in the top directory of the domain you want to
configure… that way every domain could have a different
trailer…
This should help
you.
Regards, Luis
Arango
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Is there any way to get rid of
that message? We service a lot of churches and we have already had some
complaints about the word "Killer". They do not want it at the bottom of
their messages.
We recently upgraded to Imail 8
and that is when the message started to appear...
