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Dear Julian/Kevin,<br>
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Thanks for the leads. Now I am working on it.<br>
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Best regards,<br>
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Lasantha.<br>
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From: Kevin Miller<br>
Date: 15/08/2006 08:42 p<br>
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<pre wrap="">Julian Field wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Yes.
Read up on it at wiki.mailscanner.info. It is documented in there, and
in the book, is quite some detail.
Lasantha Marian wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Is there a way to individualize the Filename and Filetype rules based
on e-mail addresses ? If YES, a brief explanation is much
appreciated.
Eg: e-mail address <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:xyz@abc.lk">xyz@abc.lk</a> can receive all (*.*) while <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:uvw@abc.lk">uvw@abc.lk</a>
can only receive PDF (*.pdf).
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You might also look through the archives (we still have archives,
right?) for a thread with the subject "filename/type exceptions" . Last
week I ask a similar question and got some good replies...
...Kevin
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