Hello I have seen that the "message exceeds maxRealSize" is generated only when ASSP receives the amount of bytes set in maxRealSize. So suppose I set maxRealSize to 209715200 (i.e.) , when ASSP receives 200MB it close the smtp connection with "message exceeds maxRealSize". The problem is that to download that 200MB MB ASSP used cpu and RAM and "occupied" 1 smtp connection for some minute. Is there any way to know the maxRealSize or maxSize of an email at an early stage , avoiding to transfer all the bytes set in maxRealSize or maxSize ? For example if I have maxRealSize to 200 MB and the email contains 250 MB bytes (1 byte more) , could be useful to stop the smtp connection immediately. If it could be possible , ASSP could save bandwidth,cpu,ram,and reduce number of smtp connections .
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