The attached message indicates that a message to me was rejected for being too
big. Was this done by my software? If so, how can I determine the size limit
and how can I increase it?
It looks like in this case ... yes, I believe the limit is on your end.
I am a little unclear on your email setup; I know the MX handler for
dad.org is ns2.adzone.com. It looks like then it might hand it off to
a mail server in dad.org (nad.dad.org?). So you'd need to talk to the
guy who administrates nad.dad.org.
If that is YOU ... well, in fairness I will point out that this isn't
a nmh problem :-) But I guess I'd do the following steps:
- Telnet to nad.dad.org 25, and give the command "EHLO foo". You'll get
list of supported SMTP extensions. One of them might be SIZE, and a large
number. That would be the advertized size limit (not all mail servers
will report a size).
- If you are running Postfix (a guess based on a Googling of that error
message), that's an easy parameter to change. Check out:
http://www.postfix.org/postconf.5.html
You probably want "message_size_limit" and/or "mailbox_size_limit".
--Ken
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