[Mailman-Users] Preventing binaries
Dan Mick
Dan.Mick at West.Sun.COM
Tue Dec 21 05:24:37 CET 1999
My solution, suggested here, is working fairly well: make them
beg for approval by setting a bunch of the right headers to be
"suspicious": add
Content-type:.*multipart/alternative.*
Content-type:.*multipart/mixed.*
.*text/html.*
.*text/enriched.*
.*text/x-vcard.*
Content-Disposition:.*attachment
to Privacy Options/Hold posts with header value...
> I haven't upgraded from one of the betas to the official 1.1, but I was
> wondering if anyone had done any patches that allowed one to set whether
> or not to strip binaries from the list (including vcards and so on). This
> is fairly common on commercial lists.
>
> I am now hosting a pretty large list of spinning fiends and, as the
> average spinner isn't especially technical, I'd rather NOT see, say, the
> latest virus going to the list.
>
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> <Harlan.Rosenthal at Dialogic.com>, retorting in Risks Digest 20.60
>
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