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On Sat, 14 Aug 2010 13:23:50 -0700, Ron Beatteay <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>My list configuration is set to plain text
>only. Wouldn't that block attachments or
>any extracurricular files?
No. If you want to block attachments, you need the setting
Attachments= No
If you want to block the HTML part of multipart messages (html can contain
'bad things' not found in plain-text), you need the setting
Language= NOHTML (through ver 15.0)
or
Misc-Options= DISCARD_HTML (ver 15.5 and later)
The third setting that can be useful is
Sizelim= nnn
This limits the overall size of messages, including HTML and/or attachments.
The Sizelim value for LSTSRV-L is 450. For other lists (where I try to
discourage over-quoting) I have it set as low as 125.
The fourth thing is configure your LISTSERV to use an anti-virus check on all
list messages. F-Secure is available from L-Soft for Windows and Linux
platforms. On Windows, almost any real-time A/V can be used with LISTSERV. On
other OS, LISTSERV AVS (Anti-Virus Station) can be used.
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