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=== AddHabeasWarrantMark
This matcher adds the Hebeas Warrant Mark to a message.
For details see: http://www.hebeas.com</p>
Usage:
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<mailet match="All" class="AddHabeasWarrantMark" />;
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NOTE: Although this mailet is covered by the Apache Software License,
the Habeas Warrant Mark is copyright. A separate license from Habeas
is required in order to legally attach the Habeas Warrant Mark to
e-mail messages. Each James Administrator is responsible for
ensuring that James is configured to attach the Habeas Warrant Mark
only to e-mail covered by a suitable license received from Habeas.
Because the Habeas Warrant Mark is copyright material, I have asked
for and received the following explicit statement from Habeas:
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From: Lindsey Pettit [mailto:support@habeas.com]
Sent: Sunday, September 29, 2002 5:51
To: Noel J. Bergman
Subject: RE: Habeas and Apache James
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Dear Noel,
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> FURTHERMORE, if James is to be capable of sending Habeas SWE, I need
> to write a Mailet that attaches the headers. As with any MTA, it
> would be up to the administrator to properly configure James and make
> sure that licenses are acquired. Since the Habeas Warrant Mark is
> copyright, I believe that I require authorization from you for that
> Mailet, especially since it attaches the Habeas Warrant Mark. For my
> own protection, please show me why such authorization is unnecessary,
> send me a digitally signed e-mail, or FAX a signed authorization
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You do not yourself need the authorization to build the functionality
into the [mailet]; what one needs authorization, in the form of a
license, for, is to use the mark *in headers*, in outgoing email.
However, please let me know if you would like something more
formal, and I can try to have something faxed to you.
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> The Mailet docs would reference the Habeas website, and inform
> administrators that in order to USE the mailet, they need to ensure
> that they have whatever licenses are required from you as appropriate
> to your licensing terms.
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That's absolutely perfect!
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