Yeah but you can default different attachments/signatures to each
account. So it is only the 'rule' terminology that Derek had wrong...the
concept is right.

As for Derek's earlier comment that some Linux MUA's will add v-cards to
emails, that is correct and I would suppose that a similar percentage of
Windows users adding a v-card to their e-mail would look like a far
greater number than the same percentage of Linux users doing it. I don't
see a v-card option for sending with e-mails on Evolution 1.08 (not
decrying the lack) but I would expect that Mozilla will if desired and
we know that Netscape will.

As for mime_defang or procmail_sanitizer (similar), I believe that both
by default will strip vcf's as the memory of exploitation efforts via
e-mail containing vcf enclosures is a memory that hasn't died yet. But
as a sysadmin, I try to give the users an expectation that this is going
to occur so when they ask why some of these things (like executables)
are blocked on their mail server, I can point them to my previous
announcement.

Craig

On Mon, 2003-03-10 at 16:41, Don Calfa wrote:
> Outlook only applies rules to incoming mail.
> 
> derek@gnue.org wrote:
> 
> >On Mon, 2003-03-10 at 14:31, Steve Jovanovic wrote:
> >
> >  
> >
> >>I'd wound up being asked for contact info often enough that I wanted to
> >>make things more efficient, so I constructed a vCard and had Outlook
> >>attach it by default. I don't know of any way of selectively preventing
> >>vCards from being sent out to certain addresses (like mailing lists),
> >>while sending them out in all individual correspondence, without
> >>manually deleting the attachment.
> >>    
> >>
> >
> >I'm suspecting you are doing this through some 'rule' in Outlook?  I
> >believe outlook supports more than one "account".  You should be able to
> >create an 'account' for email lists opposed to one for general
> >business.  Then make the 'rule' only execute on the business account.  
> >
> >This should keep you from having to manually delete attachments.  There
> >are a few email lists for example do not like 'gpgp signatures'.  For
> >those lists I have a non-gpgp account I use in Evolution.  Sorry I dont
> >use Outlook to be of more help.
> >
> >  
> >
> 
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