Kyle Hasselbacher wrote: > I wrote a stand-in for sendmail that I can call from Mutt to add hashcash > to my outgoing mail. It does a bit more than just that, though. > > The computer I use for email is a modest 400MHz. Computing 26 bits of > hashcash (my chosen default) takes nearly ten minutes. > > Given that, my filter is actually two programs. One acts like sendmail for > Mutt and merely writes Mutt's message to a queue. The other program is a > daemon that watches that queue and does the work of adding hashcash before > sending it to the real sendmail. > > I just started doing this last week, and I haven't yet run out of things I > want to change about these two, but they already work fairly well for me. > Sending from Mutt is quick, but the mail might not actually go out for a > while. > > Details (and code) available on request. Hmmm. A similar mechanism that would work well would be an SMTP server for outgoing email and a procmail thingy for incoming. I have code for an SMTP proxy lying around somewhere. I guess I should dig it out. This is too simple - why haven't I thought of it before? BTW, how about making these lists reply-to the list? (No, I'm not interested in having the standard argument - if Adam doesn't want to do it, that's fine by me). Cheers, Ben. -- http://www.apache-ssl.org/ben.html http://www.thebunker.net/ "There is no limit to what a man can do or how far he can go if he doesn't mind who gets the credit." - Robert Woodruff