On Tue, 30 Apr 2002, Stewart Dean wrote to majordomo-users:
> The maxlength directive comments are perhaps ambiguous...I don't want to
> moderate EXCEPT in cases where maxlength is exceeded. Given that
> maxlength seems to default to 40000 (yes?) and I have moderate set to no
> AND the 1MB message went through, then I'd assume this only works if
> moderate is set to yes... but that doesn't make sense becuz then all
> messages would be moderated not just the one over 40K Can someone
> clarify the operation of maxlength
The maxlength directive has nothing to do with whether the list is
moderated. If a message exceeds the size set in the maxlength directive,
then it will be bounced to the list owner for approval.
If I remember correctly, in your earlier message you said the value side
of the maxlength directive is empty in your list.cf. That does not make
it default to 40000. It disables maxlength checking. You need to
explicitly set the maxlength directive to whatever value you want.
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