On Sat, 2003-11-01 at 04:32, Nick Rout wrote: > does it sit between mua and mta and you point mua to a special > address/port?
Yep. I've installed mine on the MTA server. By default Anubis will run on port 24 (which is IANA-reserved for "any private email system"). I've also had it running on my workstation, which was OK, but basically pointless for my implementation. My MUA's all send to mailhub.ourshack.com:24. Once setup sensibly, you can use TLS/SSL through the proxy (i.e. the MUA TLS's to the proxy, which can therefore read the unencrypted message, and it will TLS to the destination MTA for you) AUTH is sent directly through to the destination MTA, as you would want. There is some requirement for Anubis to use ident to the originator, I can't remember what I did about that but I could check :-) It's a very GNU package - documentation in info format, extends using guile, that sort of thing. The email list is extremely quiet, but very fast to respond with fixes :-) The rc file is easy for simple things :- add [X-Mailer] "GNU Anubis email postprocessor v3.9.93" add [X-Image-Url] "http://jim.gonzul.org/emailimg/[EMAIL PROTECTED]" add [X-Subliminal-Message] "Everything I tell you is false" if header[To] "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" modify [From] "Jim Cheetham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" fi Note that the "best" version is 3.9.93+, and that may not yet be packaged, so consider building manually. (the config files were not as flexible in earlier versions) -jim > > On Fri, 31 Oct 2003 15:27:50 +1300 > Jim Cheetham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > On Sat, 2003-11-01 at 04:16, Nick Rout wrote: > > > and i'm not sure if this is Jim's or something the server put in there: > > > X-Subliminal-Message: Everything I tell you is false > > > > Mmmm ... that was mine. Added by my SMTP proxy, Anubis, rather than the > > email client. Hence the two X-Mailer lines :-) > > > > The proxy also re-writes my From address, when I'm mailing a list that > > I've subscribed to under a different name. This means I can use "any > > client" without having to remember to configure all my mailing lists, or > > getting annoyed by rejections because I forgot to change the From > > address manually. > > > > -jim > > > >
