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From: Charles Cazabon <qmail@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 08 Nov 2005 13:04:28 -0600
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zeque@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <zeque@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> 
>  How can i block bad files like .pif .bat .scr ? I know that i can use the
>  dot-qmail, but the question is how? =) To this script can i add
>  automatically some message like "Blocked For Policy" ?

You want to block messages at SMTP time?  The way to do that is to apply the
QMAILQUEUE patch (included in netqmail) and install Bruce Guenter's
qmail-qfilter package.  You then write a tiny filter script that blocks
messages based on whatever policy you like, including attachments, etc.  I
believe that the qmail-qfilter package includes example scripts that would do
exactly what you're asking.

Charles
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