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Old 2005-08-12
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Default Can the SMTP Security Server Accept Emails of Any Size?

Can the SMTP Security Server Accept Emails of Any Size?



You should be able to type a number into this field. "999999" seems to work for some people. Blank works for others. In older versions of FireWall-1, you could set this to zero and it would have the same effect. Another way to do the same thing is to manually hack objects.C. Look for your resource and find the maxsize parameter, change it to whatever you'd like.

Personally, if a user wants to email a large file, I feel they should use FTP or something similar. All emailed files get turned into 7-bits for transmission into email, which expands the file size by at least 33%.

-- PhoneBoy - 01 Jan 2004

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