Email Header
The Email Header tab is modify the email headers for the Email Submitted Content. The fields available are explained in the table below:
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Change Date to Send Date |
When a message is sent to a moderated mailing list, the Date: header of that message is set by the email program of the person sending the message However, if the message is approved at a later date, it is often best to have the Date: header of the message reflect the date when the message was sent by Aurea List Manager, rather than the authored date This setting sets the default for moderated messages to automatically rewrite moderated date headers.
You can still choose to rewrite (or not) the date headers of individual moderated messages by using Mailings > Need Approval > Edit Mailing > Schedule.
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Add List Help Headers |
These header lines tell people how to subscribe, unsubscribe, get help and contact the owner of the mailing list.n determines whether helpful information is inserted into the headers of the messages Aurea List Manager sends These header lines tell people how to subscribe, unsubscribe, get help and contact the owner of the mailing list These header lines are now an official Internet standard. Aurea List Manager complies with the standard document, titled The Use of URLs as Meta-Syntax for Core Mail List Commands and their Transport through Message Header Fields and available at https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2369 A number of email programs recognize the headers and assist users in subscribing, unsubscribing, or obtaining help. As of November 1, 1997, Claris Emailer, Qualcomm Eudora and Pegasus Mail directly support or plan to directly support these headers. Even when a mail program does not directly support the headers, they are still useful. Most email programs allow the user to optionally view all headers, and thus they can see this additional, helpful information If you decide to include the List-Help headers, these three header are going to be added to your outgoing mail: Note Most email programs do not show the mail headers, so for most lists, it makes sense to include the headers, as they do no harm. If you choose to not include the List-Help headers, only the List-Unsubscribe header is included. This header is included by default, because it is the most useful header. If you want to remove the List-Unsubscribe header, specify it as a header to be removed. For more information, see Header Rewrites Unlike other settings in Email Submitted Content, any changes you make to Add List Help Headers also appears in mailings created through the Aurea List Manager web interface Note If headers or footers are defined at multiple levels, that is server, site, or list, each header/footer is added; one does not overwrite the other. |
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Rewrite Message ID Header |
This option informs Aurea List Manager to leave the The Message-ID syntax is rewritten by Aurea List Manager to put the recipient email address in it, for easier human reading of permanent failures Some users object to Aurea List Manager rewriting the Unlike other settings in Email Submitted Content, any changes you make to |
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The message header is the part of the message that describes who the message is from, who it is addressed to, how the message should be displayed, and so forth. Aurea List Manager creates the correct header for your message automatically. The optional text you specify is appended to the end of the message header. A message header text has the form of key:
If you want Aurea List Manager to include a Precedence Bulk header, you must include it here If you want to add text to the header that is not a standard email header, you should prefix your key name with X- so that it does not interfere with normal operation of electronic mail. For example: Unlike other settings in Email Submitted Content, any changes you make to Append to SMTP Header also appears in mailings created through the Aurea List Manager web interface Note If headers or footers are defined at multiple levels, i.e. server, site, or list, each header/footer is added; one does not overwrite the other. |