Re: [courier-users] sqwebmail --with-maxmsgsize=n

2006-03-08 Thread Sam Varshavchik
Matt writes: Sam Varshavchik wrote: Matt writes: List, is there a runtime configuration directive to use in place of this? I am using debian sarge so I dont normally compile courier and need to increase the attachment size. Not in the ancient version of sqwebmail you're using. The

Re: [courier-users] sqwebmail --with-maxmsgsize=n

2006-03-08 Thread Matt
Jochen Antesberger wrote: Am Mittwoch, den 08.03.2006, 13:47 +1100 schrieb Matt: I also build courier 0.52.2 for sarge (that is the version currently in testing). I use it for my backup-mx because it suppresses backscatter. I'm not to keen to pass that one on, however, because I see some

[courier-users] sqwebmail --with-maxmsgsize=n

2006-03-07 Thread Matt
List, is there a runtime configuration directive to use in place of this? I am using debian sarge so I dont normally compile courier and need to increase the attachment size. thanks -Matt -- --- This SF.Net email is sponsored by

Re: [courier-users] sqwebmail --with-maxmsgsize=n

2006-03-07 Thread Sam Varshavchik
Matt writes: List, is there a runtime configuration directive to use in place of this? I am using debian sarge so I dont normally compile courier and need to increase the attachment size. Not in the ancient version of sqwebmail you're using. The current version of sqwebmail can configure

Re: [courier-users] sqwebmail --with-maxmsgsize=n

2006-03-07 Thread Matt
Sam Varshavchik wrote: Matt writes: List, is there a runtime configuration directive to use in place of this? I am using debian sarge so I dont normally compile courier and need to increase the attachment size. Not in the ancient version of sqwebmail you're using. The current version of

Re: [courier-users] sqwebmail --with-maxmsgsize=n

2006-03-07 Thread Jochen Antesberger
Am Mittwoch, den 08.03.2006, 13:47 +1100 schrieb Matt: is there a runtime configuration directive to use in place of this? I am using debian sarge so I dont normally compile courier and need to increase the attachment size. Not in the ancient version of sqwebmail you're using. The