Jake Vickers wrote:
Jake Vickers wrote:
Rafael Andrade wrote:
Thanks Eric,
You this being ironic about my english :D
About the eMPF patch, i already have in operation but i think the
eMPF patch only works with who can message whom, and dont work with
attachments or alike. ( I think, i read some times the wike and faq
but i dont I didn't find something about attachments.
I imagined that some could exist patch for simscanner or some type of
advanced rules.
Any knows something about this?
I didnt`t to migrate for postfix only for this I went always very
happy with qmailtoster :(
Thanks so much list
Best Regards
Rafael
Eric Shubert escreveu:
Rafael Andrade wrote:
Hello list,
I`m using qmailtoaster with centos 5.0, and I`m searching a way to
configure so that all the users can receive .dwg in attach but only
users designed can send this attachs.
Do I manage to do that using the qmailtoaster? Using one patch or
something?
Thanks so much all, and forgive my english.
Best regards
Rafael
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Take a look into eMPF. I don't know for sure if eMPF rules cover
that, but I expect they do. If QMT can do this, eMPF is where you
control it.
P.S. Your English is fine. :)
You may be able to control this in simscan. I know you can block
certain attachment types, but I have not tested this to see if it
applies to outgoing emails - only incoming.
You may want to try that.
So you would add an entry in /var/qmail/control/simcontrol like this:
[email protected]:clam=yes,spam=yes,attach=.dwg
And then rebuild it's cdb:
/var/qmail/bin/simscanmk
/var/qmail/bin/simscanmk -g
You should not need to restart qmail to apply this change.
Test that out, and report back to us if it works or not.
I just tested this, and it does work for outbound mail as well. So you
can block your users from sending certain extensions by adding them to
the simcontrol file.
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If you prevent some users from sending certain extensions, won't that
block them from receiving as well though? I believe Raphael is trying to
allow incoming, but prohibit outgoing. Raphael, is that correct?
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-Eric 'shubes'
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