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[minion-cvs] Document how to use headers
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Document how to use headers
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--- README 31 Aug 2003 19:22:21 -0000 1.55
+++ README 1 Sep 2003 17:53:02 -0000 1.56
@@ -197,6 +197,18 @@
(For more information, see the links at http://www.mixminion.net/)
E) Send the message to the first server in your path.
+To specify headers, use any of the following options:
+
+ --subject=<subject line to use>
+ --in-reply-to=<in-reply-to line to use>
+ --references=<references line to use>
+ --from=<from address to use>
+
+ All are used verbatim, except for 'from', which the exit server wraps
+ in an envelope to indicate that the address is anonymous. For example,
+ if you specify --from="Tristero", your recipient will get an email that
+ says something like "From: "[Anon] Tristero" <nobody@remailer>".
+
To see a list of currently known servers, type:
mixminion list-servers
@@ -219,13 +231,13 @@
mixminion ping <servername>
(WARNING: This command is potentially dangerous, for a number of subtle
- and not-so-subtle reasons. It will go away before mixminion 1.0.)
+ and not-so-subtle reasons. It will go away before Mixminion 1.0.)
To force a path of a given length, type:
mixminion send -t <address> [-i <file>] -H <number of hops>
- You can change the default by editing ~/.mixminionrc
+ You can change the default number of hops by editing ~/.mixminionrc
To specify a path manually, type: