From: Kyle Dent (no email)
Date: Sun Jun 01 2003 - 13:49:12 EDT
On Sun, 1 Jun 2003, daniel qian wrote:
> You have helped me located the problem: My outlook express uses
> "Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64" for sending out messages. After I set it
> to use none the test message was rejected as I could see from the log. But
> how come the sending address doesn't get a bounced warning? Is there another
> code parameter for this?
Your Postfix server rejects the message with an error. It's up to
the connecting client to bounce the error back to you.
> Back to the original question: If a message is sent with one of these
> encodings how could postfix body-check it? Outlook express has the encoding
> on by default.
You can't decode messages with body checks. They're for simple
filtering. You have to use some kind of complete content filter
program to decode before scanning.
Kyle
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