Brett Randall wrote:
>
> how to intercept mail that our users send through our mail server,
> check the size of the mail, and if it exceeds a certain size (say,
> 5mb), then it relays the mail to another qmail relay, otherwise the
> current relay treats it as normal outgoing e-mail.
>
> Does anyo
Thus spake Brett Randall ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> > Use an smtproute and write a small filter that looks at the size and
> > injects the mail at the proper server.
> Need I say that is kind of obvious... In fact that's basically
> condensing my original e-mail into a sentence (well done!) But HOW is
On Tue, 12 Dec 2000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Use an smtproute and write a small filter that looks at the size and
> injects the mail at the proper server.
Need I say that is kind of obvious... In fact that's basically
condensing my original e-mail into a sentence (well done!) But HOW is
what
Thus spake Brett Randall ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Hi all, I did a bit of a search in the archives but with no answer to
> this interesting question.
> My boss wants to relay all outgoing mail which has large attachments
> through our other, less used, connection to the Internet. I don't mind
> plac
Hi all, I did a bit of a search in the archives but with no answer to
this interesting question.
My boss wants to relay all outgoing mail which has large attachments
through our other, less used, connection to the Internet. I don't mind
placing another mail server on that link, but what I need to
