Version: (using KDE KDE 3.1.93) Installed from: Compiled From Sources OS: Linux I would like to be able to display messages when the user adds an attachment from a certain directory or messages with a specific mimetype. For instance, when you have one or more directories that contain confidential documents, I would like to display a warning when the user e-mails such a file. Another example: Some people keep forgetting that sending KWord files to Windows users is pointless. They should send a RTF/PDF version instead. I would like to display a message like 'Warning: File of this type cannot be viewed on Windows' whenever they attach a KWord file.
I'm really not sure whether implementing this is a good idea. After all, it's obvious that this will only prevent accidental sending of confidential data.
Yes, I know, it's not meant to be a security measure. I just would like to be able to perform some action on certain types of attachments, that's all.
Since spammers are now putting there messages in images jpeg etc, I would like to filter all email for attachments and if not a known source I can just send them to the trash right-away. If this is now possible please let me know.
Isn't this accomplished with the Filters (for incoming and outgoing messages) where you can detect and do quite a lot of combinations inside kmail or use any external program. If so, could this wish be considered implemented?
Think so as long no one objects