Hello

in fact I was wrong , sorry. However using ASSP 1.9.5.0(0.0.13) I am seeing odd 
behaviors

I executed 3 tests , I set maxSize to a low value , 950000 and I sent a zip 
file of 1.4 MB . Test 1) from Thunderbird email client and
Test 2) from gmail webmail , test 3) from a libero.it email . I received 3 
different behaviors .

test 1)  There is no "found message size announcement" with SessionLog set to 
verbose and there is a repetition of "message exceeds" row.

Nov-23-11 13:41:44 id-32207-00194 74.125.82.51 <g...@gmail.com> to: f...@ft.com 
info: attachment 'exim_mainlog.tar.gz' found for Level-1;
Nov-23-11 13:41:44 id-32207-00194 74.125.82.51 <g...@gmail.com> to: f...@ft.com 
info: 1 attachment found for Level-1;
Nov-23-11 13:41:53 id-32207-00194 74.125.82.51 <g...@gmail.com> to: f...@ft.com 
[spam found] (message exceeds maxSize 950000 bytes (size)!) [test 00002] -> 
/usr/local/assp/okmail/test_00002__8.eml;
Nov-23-11 13:41:53 id-32207-00194 74.125.82.51 <g...@gmail.com> to: f...@ft.com 
[spam found] (message exceeds maxSize 950000 bytes (size)!) [test 00002] -> 
/usr/local/assp/okmail/test_00002__8.eml;
Nov-23-11 13:41:53 id-32207-00194 74.125.82.51 <g...@gmail.com> to: f...@ft.com 
[spam found] (message exceeds maxSize 950000 bytes (size)!) [test 00002] -> 
/usr/local/assp/okmail/test_00002__8.eml;
Nov-23-11 13:41:53 id-32207-00194 74.125.82.51 <g...@gmail.com> to: f...@ft.com 
[spam found] (message exceeds maxSize 950000 bytes (size)!) [test 00002] -> 
/usr/local/assp/okmail/test_00002__8.eml;
Nov-23-11 13:41:53 id-32207-00194 74.125.82.51 <g...@gmail.com> to: f...@ft.com 
[spam found] (message exceeds maxSize 950000 bytes (size)!) [test 00002] -> 
/usr/local/assp/okmail/test_00002__8.eml;
Nov-23-11 13:41:53 id-32207-00194 74.125.82.51 <g...@gmail.com> to: f...@ft.com 
[spam found] (message exceeds maxSize 950000 bytes (size)!) [test 00002] -> 
/usr/local/assp/okmail/test_00002__8.eml;
Nov-23-11 13:41:53 id-32207-00194 74.125.82.51 <g...@gmail.com> to: f...@ft.com 
[spam found] (message exceeds maxSize 950000 bytes (size)!) [test 00002] -> 
/usr/local/assp/okmail/test_00002__8.eml;
Nov-23-11 13:41:53 id-32207-00194 74.125.82.51 <g...@gmail.com> to: f...@ft.com 
[spam found] (message exceeds maxSize 950000 bytes (size)!) [test 00002] -> 
/usr/local/assp/okmail/test_00002__8.eml;
Nov-23-11 13:41:53 id-32207-00194 74.125.82.51 <g...@gmail.com> to: f...@ft.com 
[spam found] (message exceeds maxSize 950000 bytes (size)!) [test 00002] -> 
/usr/local/assp/okmail/test_00002__8.eml;
Nov-23-11 13:41:53 id-32207-00194 74.125.82.51 <g...@gmail.com> to: f...@ft.com 
[spam found] (message exceeds maxSize 950000 bytes (size)!) [test 00002] -> 
/usr/local/assp/okmail/test_00002__8.eml;
Nov-23-11 13:41:53 id-32207-00194 74.125.82.51 <g...@gmail.com> to: f...@ft.com 
[spam found] (message exceeds maxSize 950000 bytes (size)!) [test 00002] -> 
/usr/local/assp/okmail/test_00002__8.eml;
Nov-23-11 13:41:53 id-32207-00194 74.125.82.51 <g...@gmail.com> to: f...@ft.com 
[spam found] (message exceeds maxSize 950000 bytes (size)!) [test 00002] -> 
/usr/local/assp/okmail/test_00002__8.eml;
Nov-23-11 13:41:53 id-32207-00194 74.125.82.51 <g...@gmail.com> to: f...@ft.com 
[spam found] (message exceeds maxSize 950000 bytes (size)!) [test 00002] -> 
/usr/local/assp/okmail/test_00002__8.eml;
Nov-23-11 13:41:53 id-32207-00194 74.125.82.51 <g...@gmail.com> to: f...@ft.com 
[spam found] (message exceeds maxSize 950000 bytes (size)!) [test 00002] -> 
/usr/local/assp/okmail/test_00002__8.eml;
Nov-23-11 13:41:53 id-32207-00194 74.125.82.51 <g...@gmail.com> to: f...@ft.com 
[spam found] (message exceeds maxSize 950000 bytes (size)!) [test 00002] -> 
/usr/local/assp/okmail/test_00002__8.eml;
Nov-23-11 13:41:53 id-32207-00194 74.125.82.51 <g...@gmail.com> to: f...@ft.com 
[spam found] (message exceeds maxSize 950000 bytes (size)!) [test 00002] -> 
/usr/local/assp/okmail/test_00002__8.eml;
Nov-23-11 13:41:53 id-32207-00194 74.125.82.51 <g...@gmail.com> to: f...@ft.com 
[spam found] (message exceeds maxSize 950000 bytes (size)!) [test 00002] -> 
/usr/local/assp/okmail/test_00002__8.eml;

test 2)  same as test 1 but I sent it from gmail WEBMAIL . There is no "found 
message size announcement" also this time ,
and there is no collection such as above. Also in this case a random number of 
"message exceeds" rows .

Nov-23-11 13:40:48 id-32207-00190 209.85.220.181 <g...@gmail.com> to: 
f...@ft.com info: attachment 'exim_mainlog.tar.gz' found for Level-1;
Nov-23-11 13:40:48 id-32207-00190 209.85.220.181 <g...@gmail.com> to: 
f...@ft.com info: 1 attachment found for Level-1;
Nov-23-11 13:41:05 id-32207-00190 209.85.220.181 <g...@gmail.com> to: 
f...@ft.com [spam found] (message exceeds maxSize 950000 bytes (size)!) [test 
00001];
Nov-23-11 13:41:05 id-32207-00190 209.85.220.181 <g...@gmail.com> to: 
f...@ft.com [spam found] (message exceeds maxSize 950000 bytes (size)!) [test 
00001];
Nov-23-11 13:41:05 id-32207-00190 209.85.220.181 <g...@gmail.com> to: 
f...@ft.com [spam found] (message exceeds maxSize 950000 bytes (size)!) [test 
00001];
Nov-23-11 13:41:05 id-32207-00190 209.85.220.181 <g...@gmail.com> to: 
f...@ft.com [spam found] (message exceeds maxSize 950000 bytes (size)!) [test 
00001];
Nov-23-11 13:41:05 id-32207-00190 209.85.220.181 <g...@gmail.com> to: 
f...@ft.com [spam found] (message exceeds maxSize 950000 bytes (size)!) [test 
00001];
Nov-23-11 13:41:05 id-32207-00190 209.85.220.181 <g...@gmail.com> to: 
f...@ft.com [spam found] (message exceeds maxSize 950000 bytes (size)!) [test 
00001];

test 3) email sent from libero.it (not gmail) , another behavior (this seems to 
be correct)
Nov-23-11 13:58:24 id-32207-00291 212.52.84.110 <d...@libero.it> info: found 
message size announcement: 1.91 MByte;
Nov-23-11 13:58:24 id-32207-00291 212.52.84.110 <d...@libero.it> error: message 
exceeds maxSize 95000 bytes (size)!;

note I have gmail.com set in maxSMTPdomainIPWL and strictSPFRe

Graziano


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