Hi all
I have very limited bandwidth and I would like to setup my Exim box to delay
all mails if they are larger than a certain size (let’s say 10megs for the
sake of this question) this rule should also take into account cc’s and
bcc’s so if someone sends a 1meg mail to 10 recipients it should be frozen
till afterhours and then only delivered.
And there is a complication, my Exim configuration splits the mail into its
individual mails i.e. a user sends a mail with 10 cc’d addresses Exim will
split it into 10 mails (there is no way around this, I have a special
application that will only work like this )
I have found solutions for limiting large mails using a router
defer_if_large_unless_queue_run:
driver = redirect
condition = ${if or{{queue_running}{<{$message_size}{200K}} }{no}{yes}}
allow_defer
data = :defer: too large for immediate delivery
no_verify
And I know you can do the same for the number of recipients but I have no
idea how to combine the two to do what I would like it to do.
Please help :)
B
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