Re: easy server-side filtering with subaddressing
"NM Public" <[email protected]> 25 Jun 2006 08:13:36 +0100
| Newsgroups | gmane.org.infiniteink |
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| Organization | Infinite Ink |
| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
There are a lot of things I want to address in your message Beartooth, but I'm going to step through it slowly. >> Note: To foil the spammers, I'm using the domain example.org >> in the steps below. Replace example.org with your real >> domain name. >> >> 1. Send a message to [email protected] > > I sent one from titan (part of the name of my main address, a > remote IMAP account running Pine 4.64); nothing appeared here > at once -- but I got an auto-confirm-request from gmane, and > replied to it. Then I got a corroboration of the reply. And > then *another* corroboration. Beartooth, please post an excerpt of the message that you are referring to above. I am interested only in these headers: From: To: Subject: Because Gmane mangles email addresses, replace the '@' character with ' (AT) '. For example, type something like this: beartooth+test (AT) mailworks.org After I posted these instructions, I looked at the web-based version of this group here: <http://news.gmane.org/gmane.org.infiniteink> And realized that all the email addresses in my instructions were mangled by Gmane (to protect them from address harvesters). Because of this, we need to write email addresses in a way that they won't get mangled by Gmane. I propose that we do this transformation: '@' --> ' (AT) ' But if you or anyone can think of a reason that some other transformation is better, please do say! Thank you, Nancy