We have a 5mb attachment limit on our Exchange servers and
we use Imail/declude as a gateway.
We have the need to allow 10mb attachments to "pass" but
only for some people.
So, I was thinking that I could create a series of
tests:
Created a test called "SIZE10MB" for 10mb attachments (with
Youre
going about that the wrong way.
You should let Imail handle the size.
Are you using Imail/Declude in SF,
or are you using Sandys Exchange2aliases?
John Tolmachoff
Engineer/Consultant/Owner
eServices For You
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We can't use Sandy's Exchange2Aliases because (at last
check) it doesn't pull mail-enabled public folders from AD.
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We can't use Sandy's Exchange2Aliases because (at last check) it
doesn't pull mail-enabled public folders from AD.
Actually, it does fully support the PF object type, but the problem
remains the LDAP path with an embedded space.
It's very easy to hard-code a small number of aliases
Ok but that still doesn't help my original problem/question.
We need to keep a standard 5mb attachment (message) size BUT we'd like to
have a subject line pass-phrase that would allow senders with that
passphrase to go to 10mb attachments.
Even if we use Imail for the limit size that's hard coded
Mark,
You would create another combo filter like so:
# COMBO5MBFAIL
TESTSFAILED END CONTAINS 5MBPASS
TESTSFAILED 0 CONTAINS SIZE5MB
Then you set this filter to the BOUNCE action.
Matt
Mark E. Smith wrote:
We have a 5mb attachment limit
on our Exchange servers and we use
