Currently I have a router restriction on SERVER_A that has 15MB message size limit with 5MB - 15MB as low priority messages. Thus if anyone sends an e-mail that is between 5MB - 15MB, the router should hold this message until the allowed low priority mail routing time range (which is set by default at 12am - 6am). Now this works when e-mails are sent to an external address, however, it does not work when e-mails are sent internally. I have only one server and all the users are registered on this server. Can someone shine some light on this issue?
THankx
Subject: Maximum Message Size
Low-priority routing time is a TRANSFER control, so the router honors it when transferring (sending mail to another server), but the setting doesn’t apply when the router is delivering (depositing mail into local mail nsf’s.)
Subject: RE: Maximum Message Size
Bob, Thank you for your clarification… Is there any way to control the size of the mail for internal users on one mail server?
Subject: RE: Maximum Message Size
One solution, if you’re willing to modify the mail template, is through an input validation formula on a new field that compares @DocLength with your MaxSize. When the DocLength is too big an @Failure message tells the user they’ew not allowed to send e-mails greater than maxsize, thus the e-mail never leaves the user’s computer. This new field would need to be present on all the various mail forms – memo, reply, reply-wtih-history, stationary. Over time I found I was adding several additions to these variuos forms, so for me it was easier to put the additions on a new subform and include it in all the other forms.
Subject: RE: Maximum Message Size
Bob once again thank you very much…