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Does R5 Router Use SMTPTBLS.NSF to Determine an Attachment's File Type?
Problem:
Does the Domino 5.x Router use the SMTP MTA Tables Database (SMTPTBLS.NSF) to determine an attachment's file type? If not, will it use SMTPTBLS.NSF in the future?
Solution:
A request for usage of SMTPTBLS.NSF in Domino 5.x has been reported to Lotus Quality Engineering.
Router on a Domino 5.x SMTP server does not use SMTPTBLS.NSF to determine an attachment's file type. Instead, it uses File Identification in the Server \File Identification view in the Domino Directory. Also, it does not have the ability to associate an application based on "Content-Type" information. Instead, it takes "Content-Type" information and refers to File Identification for the first "application/octet-stream" listed.
For example, if MIME information in a message contains "name=filename.gif", that information will be matched with the correct File Identification. Because Router in Domino 5.x does not use SMTPTBLS.NSF or the SMTP MTA, there are differences in its SMTP functionality compared to Domino 4.6.x. As a result, Domino 5.x is more compliant with RFC standards than is Domino 4.6.x.
Für R6 habe ich aktuell keine Info (heute Abend erst).
Andreas
