Tokio Kikuchi wrote:
No. 1) and 2) make all the parts stripped and the mail dropped.
Tests are not skipped even if the fields are left blank. This is the
feature and not a bug.
This is wrong. I should have read the page carefully. ;-)
You can pass the second test by leaving pass_mime_types blank.
Hi,
Paul H Byerly wrote:
Another case. I turn filtering on, I have nothing in the remove
matching field, and I have:
multipart
text
image
In the remove not matching field. So why do mails with html
formatting and images come through with both the image and the html
striped?
This i
Hi,
I can answer the first part.
Paul H Byerly wrote:
After reading up on mime types and making literally hundreds of
tests, it seems that the Content filtering on
2.1.4 DOES NOT WORK CORRECTLY. Correct me if I'm wrong here - If I:
1) select yes for "Should Mailman filter the content of
Paul
You are asserting that your tests show some problem exists but from a
quick look at it, the code concerned is not obviously defective.
Regarding your first problem; without an example input message, the
corresponding output message with one list configuration and the output
message with t
My cats chased butterflies as Jay S Curtis wrote:
> Just a $.02 from a long-time mail list operator...
> If you want filtering (for real) use postfix to pre-filter all
> of the incomming based on easy-to use plain text filtering
> systems explained in detail on securitysage.com, then
> block all b
Just a $.02 from a long-time mail list operator...
If you want filtering (for real) use postfix to pre-filter all of the
incomming based on easy-to use plain text filtering systems
explained in detail on securitysage.com, then block all but plain text from
your lists.
On Wednesday 07 April 2004
My cats chased butterflies as Paul H Byerly wrote:
> After reading up on mime types and making literally
> hundreds of tests, it seems that the Content filtering on
> 2.1.4 DOES NOT WORK CORRECTLY. Correct me if
> I'm wrong here -
When you posted about this the other day, I did some brief
After reading up on mime types and making literally hundreds of
tests, it seems that the Content filtering on
2.1.4 DOES NOT WORK CORRECTLY. Correct me if I'm wrong here - If I:
1) select yes for "Should Mailman filter the content of list traffic
according to the settings below?"
2) leave
