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add disclaimer message to outgoing email footer ?

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fgilain

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Hi all,

how can i add a "disclaimer" message to outgoing emails on my Plesk 7.5.4 server ?

Is there a way to do it by domain / or by user mailbox ?

thanks

Florent
 
You can edit the /etc/psa-horde/imp/trailer.txt file to add a footer to all messages sent by webmail.
 
Sorry, we nearly never use webmail, only email clients like outlook 2003...

is there a way to do it too ?

thanks

florent
 
you should look into qmail help to figure how to do this... if you are running qmail on your system obviously...

i am sure it could be done by adding something in the mailname's .qmail file

i used .qmail file to be able to pipe emails to perl and php scripts... so you should fine a way to do something similar to add a disclaimer ;)
 
Originally posted by phoenixisp
Out of curiosity I Googled this question and it seems there is a way, but not an easy one. Read this thread

http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/qmail/users/107782

It seems even this qmail patch only works if ALL emails use plain text, it could break others (html)

http://www.ornl.gov/lists/mailing-lists/qmail/2002/09/msg00440.html

you would like to make sure you want the disclaimer to append to ALL messages sent from your psa server... not only for 1 domain or 1 address
 
Yep, and only plain text messages. Why don't you have your clients just add the footer to their signature in Outlook?
 
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