Incoming attached file size

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Hi folks.
Does anybody known if there are a limit in the attached file size for the incoming (Internet/Intranet) mail.
Or exist any way to set this limits.
Thnx Ram

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Does anybody known if there are a limit in the attached file size for the incoming (Internet/Intranet) mail.Messaging server doesn't care about the size of an individual attachment within an email but rather the overall size of the email (remember that base64 attachments can be ~30% larger then the original attachment size).
Or exist any way to set this limits.There are a large number of ways to set size limits on emails; on a per-domain, per-channel, per-user, MTA-wide etc. You will need to be more specific with the actual problem that you are hitting or limit you are trying to impose.
Regards,
Shane.

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