Topic: webmail attacment problem - missing conf-php

[raem]

zatnktel

The dev team made a lot of effort to incorporate many more db settings into sme7.x than were in prior versions, instead of having to use custom templates as in previous versions.

This command will indicate to you a lot of the settings that have actual db values, but keep in mind there are more that have default values which do not show up this way. You will need to examine the code in the existing template fragments to see if there are db properties and default values for them.
 
config show
or
config show |more

[CharlieBrady]

The dev team made a lot of effort to incorporate many more db settings into sme7.x than were in prior versions

They also make a lot of effort to fix things which don't work. The problem which initiated this thread still hasn't been reported via the Bug Tracker.

[Tib]

Not that I need to send large files all the time but on occasion when filing damage claims for ups etc. I send them photos and basically I have to send them individual emails because each photo may be 1.5mb and so I can only send like 3 photos at a time.

Up the attachment size ... but I would also use this little prog called Jpegopt and shrink the picture sizes to a fraction of it's size and not loose clarity ... we use it a lot for the same reason and our 10 meg limit is fine. like some one else mentioned lager files take ages to go out and can potentially clog up the mail system especially if others find that they are able to send out large files.

With the Jpegopt I usually shrink the pic down to 20%-25% of it's original file size and all is fine clarity wise .. so a 1.5 meg file can end up approx 300-375kb in size this way you can send out approx 20-30 pics or maybe more without problems.

Regards,

Tib

[Agent86]

Thanks, all I will open a bug ticket, and also plan on updating the system, really only want one account to be able to send a large file, because I only need to do this about once a month or so.
Anyhow thanks again for all the help.