Not that I have heard
At 02:09 AM 26/08/2004, you wrote:
I'm using SCSM Filter on an old computer with limited resources. It
usually works fine but...
On occasion, someone will send an email with a large attachment and choke
the system. (Why anyone would send a 6MB atachment is beyond me.)
SCSM Filter has a setting for Max MSG (Kbytes). I have it set for 3000
which would be 3MB. What does this do, exactly? Should it trash the
oversize file? Or does it just not let the message get delivered? Is there
some way to automatically trash the message and possibly kick it back to
the sender?
TIA
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Joel Rome
Otto Nemenz International
http://www.ottonemenz.com
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