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Attachment Size limit using Web Virus Scanning?

Is there anyway to change the size limit for scanning attachments through web-based email like Hotmail or Yahoo? It seems that the maximum size is 1MB. Any bigger than that and I get a error message from the virus scanning engine in the HTTP proxy that says the file is too big! [:S]

Thanks,
Patrick

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0 PatrickS over 21 years ago

Bump!
Does anyone know anything about this?
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0 William Warren over 21 years ago in reply to PatrickS

STF on this one. There is a CLI tweak you can do at hte expense of your support. Also I am pretty sure this was adressed in v 5.1x and I am sure it was addressed in v5.2. What version of astaro are you running?

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0 PatrickS over 21 years ago in reply to William Warren

William,

I'm using version 5.200. I've tested it several times, and I can download any attachment under 1MB, but once I break the threshold of 1MB, I get the Astaro error stating the file is too big.

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Patrick
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0 William Warren over 21 years ago in reply to PatrickS

yes there is a CLI tweak for that inside the squid-default.conf it is the request max body size...you have to increase it. Again this voids support though.

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0 PatrickS over 21 years ago in reply to William Warren

Thanks William.

I wonder why they set a limit of 1MB? I'm not sure I need to increase it at this point, but if I do, I'll know where to do it.

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0 PatrickS over 21 years ago in reply to William Warren

Thanks William.

I wonder why they set a limit of 1MB? I'm not sure I need to increase it at this point, but if I do, I'll know where to do it.

Patrick
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