On Thu, Jun 22, 2000 at 01:54:56PM +1000, Marshall, Joshua ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
wrote:
> We've just been hit here (Argh!)
>
> Is there a way I can block attachments with sendmail that are being
> forwarded on? (I'm using sendmail as a relay to an MSExchange Server)
use my sendmail filter http://www.barrett.com.au/Software/sendmailfilter
OR get rid of those STUPID STUPID and NOT NECESSARY associations:
Get the RESOURCE KIT and use "reg" and for all machines do:
reg delete HEKY_LOCAL_MACHINE\software\classes\.EXT /force \\machinename
You could use one of my perl utils for windows nt found at
http://www.barrett.com.au/Software/WindowsNT called "RunCommandEveryMachine.pl"
and just do:
runcommandeverymachine -a -c "reg delete HEKY_LOCAL_MACHINE\software\classes\.EXT
/force \\<JHSMACHINE>"
where the script uses the output of "net view" or "net session" to find every
machine on your local network and runs the -c specified util, in this case
for every extension/filetype you dont like .... and you will be forever safe.
regards
JObst
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