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Posted to dev@openjpa.apache.org by "David Ezzio (asmtp)" <de...@apache.org> on 2007/08/13 20:50:22 UTC
Can we allow somewhat larger attachments for OpenJPA user mailing
list (users@openjpa.org) ?
Currently the users mailing list won't permit attachments greater than
about 5k. This is quite small, and discourages the exchange of files.
Can we make it somewhat larger, say 25-50k?
Thanks,
David Ezzio
Re: Can we allow somewhat larger attachments for OpenJPA user mailing
list (users@openjpa.org) ?
Posted by "David Ezzio (asmtp)" <de...@apache.org>.
Hi Joe,
I have no idea. If I attach a zip file it barfs. If I rename it to a
somename.zippy, it barfs. But I haven't tried anything else. The zip
file in question is about 12 kb. The returned message is always about
the mail being spam. I've tried a number of SMTP servers, and mailing
return addresses. The same message without attachment is just fine.
In addition, at least one other user has noticed the same or very
similar problem.
I don't think there is a virus in my zip, as my system is scanned twice
a week, with full protection running all the time. It's very unusual
that Norton AntiVirus, etc. finds anything, and I avoid the Microsoft
virus vectors like the plague.
David
Joe Schaefer wrote:
> "David Ezzio (asmtp)" <de...@apache.org> writes:
>
>> Currently the users mailing list won't permit attachments greater than about
>> 5k. This is quite small, and discourages the exchange of files. Can we make it
>> somewhat larger, say 25-50k?
>
> % cat msgsize
> 1000000:2
>
> So the size seems to be capped at 1M, not 5K. Are you sure it's size
> that's the critical factor, and not mime-type?
>
Re: Can we allow somewhat larger attachments for OpenJPA user mailing list (users@openjpa.org) ?
Posted by Joe Schaefer <jo...@sunstarsys.com>.
"David Ezzio (asmtp)" <de...@apache.org> writes:
> Currently the users mailing list won't permit attachments greater than about
> 5k. This is quite small, and discourages the exchange of files. Can we make it
> somewhat larger, say 25-50k?
% cat msgsize
1000000:2
So the size seems to be capped at 1M, not 5K. Are you sure it's size
that's the critical factor, and not mime-type?
--
Joe Schaefer