Bernd Probst wrote:
> Hi all
>
> Looking into directories of quarantined mails I realized that the file size
> of some of these mails is larger than $sa_mail_body_size_limit. Some of the
> larger mails have files attached, some of these mails are HTML Mails with or
> without text-only part.
>
>
sa_mail_body_limit doesn't limit the size of the quarantined email, it
limits the size that is sent to SA for processing.
if you want to block emails over a certain size, you can best do that in
the MTA.
If you want to quarantine emails over a certain size, you can use other
amavisd settings to do that.
if you want to delete (trim, truncate, muck up, screw up, trash) emails
over a certain size, you can do something like:
'delete from quarantine where /* partition_tag=$partition_tag and */
chunk_ind > 15'
(given each chunk is 1500 bytes, I think)
but if you DO that, you will most likely trash the email.
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