On Mon, 26 May 1997 11:15:13 +0200 (MET DST),
Bernard El-Hagin <sokrates(_at_)sound(_dot_)eti(_dot_)pg(_dot_)gda(_dot_)pl>
wrote:
If I set up a simple filter like:
:0
*>10000
/dev/null
will this weed out mail that's over 10kB because of an attachment or just
mail that has more than 10kB in its body?
Neither; it matches anything where headers plus body exceeds 10,000
bytes.
If this won't work for attachments how do I filter out mail that's too
large because of attachments?
How about something like
:0
* > 10000
* ^Content-type:
* ! ^Content-type:[ ]*(text|message)
{
EXITCODE=77
HOST
}
This should generate a bounce instead of just make the message
disappear. (This is of course not very bright for messages from
mailing lists -- those could probably go to /dev/null without
remorse.) [The stuff in the brackets is a space and a tab as usual.]
BTW, if anyone hasn't seen Era's website yet, DO IT NOW!!!
Sorry Era, but the site is amazing and I think everyone should see it :)
Thanks :-)
The offer for someone to spiff up the look of the pages is still
valid, though ...
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