Chuck
what software are you using to do this? Perhaps it can be modified to
obfuscate them in a numan readable form, yet still defeating the 'bots.
I'd be willing to take a look.
Also, I noticed that even though it does this for the headers, it does not
for eht footer. So on every email you can still tell the list is
@redhat.com, and those people with their fancy sigs with all their email
addresses, phone numbers, gps coordinates etc are still unmodified.
mmh. this also includes headers that were part of the original request (in
a reply) that some email clients seem to copy over.
I would try do it for anything that matches a email address format, or do
nothing.
charles
On Thu, 23 Dec 1999, Chuck Mead wrote:
> On Wed, 22 Dec 1999, Igor S. Livshits said:
>
> ISL>Hmm,
> ISL>
> ISL>I would venture that you went too far -- sometimes it is quite useful
> ISL>for a human to read the address so that we may contact a person who
> ISL>may have written a note...
>
> Dangit Igor... I guess I can't please everybody... <grin>.
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