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Batemail

http://batemail.sourceforge.net/
Strips attachments from email messages

'batemail' is a script that goes between your MTA (e.g. Sendmail) and your local mailer (e.g. Procmail) to strip potentially nasty attachments from email messages. It takes input on STDIN, removes executable MIME attachments, and gives the result to the local mailer. Taboo attachments are those whose filename ends in one of several "blacklisted" extensions (EXE, VBS, etc.).





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License

GPLv2

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Janet Casey

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26 March 2002




Leaders and contributors

Contact(s)Role
Matt Holtz Contributor
Ryan VanMiddlesworth Maintainer
Jeffrey Fenningsdorf Contributor
Mogens Valentin Contributor


Resources and communication

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Bug TrackingVCS Repository Webviewhttp://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=27785&atid=391558
SupportForumhttp://sourceforge.net/forum/?group_id=27785


Software prerequisites

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Required to usePerl




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