12-16-2016 09:56 AM
I have a content filter to block certain file extensions which cause a back end application that processes these emails to fail.
I have Attachment File Info Filename contains
(?i)\.(png|art|dib|gif|ico|jfif|jpe|xbm)
which when you submit it becomes
attachment-filename == "(?i)\\.(png|art|dib|gif|ico|jfif|jpe|xbm)"
Problem is this blocks .jpe files as well as .jpeg which I don't want. Solution?
Thanks
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12-16-2016 10:09 AM
Hello Tony,
You just need to include the end of string regex expression so these file extensions only match if they are the last characters in the filename.
attachment-filename == "(?i)\\.(png|art|dib|gif|ico|jfif|jpe|xbm)$"
12-16-2016 10:04 AM
Just change it to:
attachment-filename == "(?i)\\.(png|art|dib|gif|ico|jfif|jpeg|xbm)"
12-16-2016 10:09 AM
Hello Tony,
You just need to include the end of string regex expression so these file extensions only match if they are the last characters in the filename.
attachment-filename == "(?i)\\.(png|art|dib|gif|ico|jfif|jpe|xbm)$"
12-16-2016 10:31 AM
Jason, thanks for pointing that out. I had it that way in test but when I cut and pasted it over to production, I missed that.
Thanks for the quick answer.
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