Mr Duck:
$noname:
:0
* > 150000
{ SWITCHRC } # go to user's .procmailrc, if existing,
# else deliver to $DEFAULT (?)
I am a bit bothered by the idea that an email can get to the
end user w/o having checks done on it.
I agree. Many defensive checks and measures can and should be done
before procmail gets the message.
At an absolute minimum, I would suggest running the header
of the large file attach through Dallman's vsnag.
I agree again. AFAIK vsnag doesn't have a 'header-only' mode.
Even if you have a good dirt-rejecter and malware-discarder at the
"gate", put vsnag in your /etc/procmailrc as an extra layer of defense.
--
Grtz, Ruud
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