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Subject: Re: Remailers not heard from; info?
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In-Reply-To: <[email protected]> from "Bruce Baugh" at Feb 19, 96 11:17:57 am
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Bruce Baugh writes:
> And as long as I'm asking questions :-), I see that some remailers
> ([email protected], [email protected], [email protected]) preserve
> subject lines while others do not. Is this a readily settable option? If so,
> I'd like to commend it to other remailer operators. If not, I'd be
> interested in getting some sense of how difficult a hack it is.

(Raph has authoritatively covered the space of deployed options already.)

Writing code to keep or drop particular headers is trivial. Getting everyone
who runs a remailer to deploy that code tends to be much harder.

-Lewis	"You're always disappointed, nothing seems to keep you high -- drive 
	your bargains, push your papers, win your medals, fuck your strangers;
	don't it leave you on the empty side ?"  (Joni Mitchell, 1972)