> > I need to add disclaimer to any outgoing mail. I've found all the
> > discussions about that thema, but in germany we have to add a
> > disclaimer to any mail since 01.01.2007 :-(
>
> That is presumably the DE version of the UK legislation about having
> corporate identity information on all emails. [I have not noticed this
> having much effect in the UK as yet, which is interesting....]
>
> I have previously been told, by some DE based folks (pretty sure it was
> folks working for SUSE), that their legal advice was that it was
> strictly illegal to modify an email in transit, so adding disclaimers at
> the MTA would definitely not be allowed. [Whether checking whether the
> appropriate wordage was there, and refusing the mail if not was not
> discussed]. I see the FAQ entry says this is also the case for NL.
>
> Has anyone got any current legal advice on this?
>
> Would modifying the email in transit change the liability aspects - ie
> since the email was partly written by the (company owned) mail system,
> is the company now explicitly liable for any content of email messages?
>
hm,
ok - there is no way to add a disclaimer via exim-MTA because it is not
legal ?
So I have to (down)grade from exim to postfix to make it work ? For post-
fix there exists an good howto, how to integrade alterMIME to it.
Is there no way to do this for exim, without thinking 'bout any current
legal advice ?
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