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Is there a default 5MB file attachment limit with Java Message server. Both our outlook and web users are not able to send larger attachment. How can we increase this value to 10MB. Appreciate your help to set it up.Thanks in advance

[247 byte] By [suru74] at [2007-11-26 8:53:22]

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two configuration settings:service.http.maxmessagesizeandservice.http.maxpostsizeThe first one governs total message size, the second one attachments. Increase both.

jay_plesset at 2007-7-6 22:47:41 >

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Thank You Jay,

The following commands is used

./configutil -o service.http.maxmessagesize -v 10485760

./configutil -o service.http.maxpostsize -v 10485760

./stop-msg http

./start-msg http

Now the system is allowing http and pop clients above 10MB even 20MB. What might have gone wrong. Is it I had lost attachemnt size cap now. regards

suru74 at 2007-7-6 22:47:41 >

# 3

first, "http AND pop" make no sense.POP clients use SMTP to communicate with the server. Different settings, and limits.please try webmail only.......for overall limits, check documentation for the "maxblocks" keyword....

jay_plesset at 2007-7-6 22:47:41 >

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Good Day Jay,

Webemail after setting maxmessagesize and maxpost size to 10485760 is working correctly.

And there was no limit set other than webmail, which was allowing outlook users to send larger than 10MB file attachments. - Thanks

From few remote locations connected thru WAN, users when try to send mail using outlook, recieve returm error message while outlook is trying to send message.

Your message did not reach some or all of the intended recipients.

ERROR:The following recipient(s) could not be reached: The Sun SMTP Transport service failed to deliver the message to this recipient on server xx for the following reason: 1 SMTP connection went away!

Using webmail users are able to send same email.

Is this because of any timeout in SMTP, Can we solve this problem by increasing timeout without increasing the WAN bandwidth; Any implication to this if we increase timeout very high.

Which setting should we try to adjust for this problem. Users from high bandwidth location are able to send same size messages.

Sorry for this long message

Thanks a lot! for the help,

Suresh

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suru74 at 2007-7-6 22:47:41 >

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The error message implies that the network connection itself closed.

The default SMTP idle timeout is 10 minutes. If you've changed that to less, I suggest changing it back.

Is the problem for all mails from the wan? Just some? Only large ones? How long do successful sends seem to take?

jay_plesset at 2007-7-6 22:47:41 >

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