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Chapter 6      Using Message Filters to Enforce Email Policies
The optional comment is text that is added to the message, much like a footer, and 
it can contain Message Filter Action Variables (see 
).
Table 6-8
Message Filter Actions for Attachment Filtering  
Action
Syntax 
Description 
Drop 
Attachments 
by Name
drop-attachments-by-nam
e (<regular 
expression>[, <optional 
comment>]) 
Drops all attachments on messages 
that have a filename that matches the 
given regular expression. Archive 
file attachments (zip, tar) will be 
dropped if they contain a file that 
matches. See 
Drop 
Attachments 
by Type
drop-attachments-by-typ
e (<MIME type>[, 
<optional comment>]) 
Drops all attachments on messages 
that have a MIME type, determined 
by either the given MIME type or the 
file extension. Archive file 
attachments (zip, tar) will be 
dropped if they contain a file that 
matches. 
Drop 
Attachments 
by File Type 
drop-attachments-by-fil
etype (<fingerprint 
name>[,  <optional 
comment>])
Drops all attachments on messages 
that match the given “fingerprint” of 
the file. Archive file attachments 
(zip, tar) will be dropped if they 
contain a file that matches. For more 
information, see 
.
Drop 
Attachments 
by MIME Type 
drop-attachments-by-mim
etype (<MIME type>[,  
<optional comment>]) 
Drops all attachments on messages 
that have a given MIME type. This 
action does not attempt to ascertain 
the MIME type by file extension and 
so it also does not examine the 
contents of archives.