Hello again,

As we host a whole virtual domain for them, we use the Imail nobody
alias to redirect all their domain traffic to just one mailbox, then
they use Mdaemon to collect all their messages through POP3 and
distribute it to their staff and students. Mdaemon has support to avoid
downloading messages after a certain size, but I have seen that by doing
that they mess up something in the delete message routine so anytime
there is a large message, none of the messages are deleted. They are
marked as read so they don't download again but they accumulate until I
go in and delete the bunch of them. After sometime it looks that the
received message indexes that Imail or Mdaemon keep get out of synch not
allowing them to receive any new mail. I have seen this behavior with
regular clients like Outlook Express or Eudora when the user selects to
leave a copy of their mail in the server and the mailbox has a very
large amount of information.

I think that the option to move those large messages to another folder
is a better and safer.

Adolfo Justiniano
e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.scbbs.net

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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Sanford
Whiteman
Sent: Saturday, January 26, 2002 2:51 AM
To: Adolfo Justiniano
Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Using a rule to filter by message size


You   may  also  want  to  suggest  to  them  that  they  use  a  more
sophisticated  MUA  that  can  preview headers and message sizes only,
thus  allowing  for  this selectivity to be done at the client side. I
know  that  Outlook  at  least  *used* to support this, though Outlook
Express does not. The Bat! does, and probably Eudora too.

Sandy


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