Hey Everyone,
I just wanted to let you all know that I've submitted roundcube-dev to Gmane, and they've started archiving our dev@lists.roundcube.net mailing list. So we now have neat archives, and sweet search :-)
http://news.gmane.org/gmane.mail.roundcube.devel (Classic Interface) http://blog.gmane.org/gmane.mail.roundcube.devel (Blog Interface) -- Praneet Kandula kandula.3@osu.edu
Hmm, does anyone know how to request to gmane to encrypt/munge the email addresses of the people sending the messages? I really hate spam..
-- Praneet Kandula
Praneet Kandula wrote:
Hmm, does anyone know how to request to gmane to encrypt/munge the email addresses of the people sending the messages? I really hate spam..
There's an option for this on the subscription form, just tick the "Encrypt addresses" checkbox:
http://gmane.org/subscribe.php
Gmane already does some crude obfuscation by replacing the @ sign in the addresses with " <at> ".
Best regards,
Mattias
Justus Pendleton wrote:
Praneet Kandula wrote:
Hmm, does anyone know how to request to gmane to encrypt/munge the email addresses of the people sending the messages? I really hate spam..
You can add a header to your own posts to have gmane encrypt them:
X-Archive: encypt
how do i do that with mozilla/thunderbird?
best regards, raoul bhatia
Raoul Bhatia [IPAX] wrote:
You can add a header to your own posts to have gmane encrypt them:
X-Archive: encypt
how do i do that with mozilla/thunderbird?
best regards, raoul bhatia
Edit your user.js in your Thunderbird profile directory and add
user_pref ("mail.compose.other.header", "X-Archive");
Then in the dropdown box where "Newsgroup:" is you'll find "X-Archive" as an option. Type in "encrypt" or whatever other X-Archive options you want in the text field.
user.js might not exist by default, I don't remember. On my Windows box it is in c:\Document and Settings\Justus\Application Data\Thunderbird\Profiles\4ugw2o0n.default\user.js
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