Try rewriting your rules. Here is how ours our written and we have not had a single reported instance of an "banned" file type making it through.

http://www.summitinternetservices.com/rules.ima

At 09:41 AM 10/6/2004, you wrote:
Hello,
I have the latest version of iMail but clients as complaining that they
are getting emails with virus laden .exe files.
We blocked file extensions with exe and scr a long time ago via an
inbound rule:

[EMAIL PROTECTED]:NUL
B~Content-Disposition\:\sattachment; \s*filename=".{0,100}\.bat"\s{1,10}:!BOUNCE!
B~Content-Disposition\:\sattachment; \s*filename=".{0,100}\.exe"\s{1,10}:!BOUNCE!
B~Content-Disposition\:\sattachment; \s*filename=".{0,100}\.scr"\s{1,10}:!BOUNCE!
B~Content-Disposition\:\sattachment; \s*filename=".{0,100}\.vbs"\s{1,10}:!BOUNCE!
B~Content-Disposition\:\sattachment; \s*filename=".{0,100}\.cpl"\s{1,10}:!BOUNCE!
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:!BOUNCE!



Does the latest version 8.13 no longer support this type of filtering?


Regards,


Steve Guluk SGDesign (949) 661-9333 ICQ: 7230769


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