[or-cvs] r19834: {projects} it looks like yahoo.cn is a winner too, in terms of handling (in projects/gettor: . gettor)

[arma at seul.org]

Author: arma
Date: 2009-06-25 09:43:15 -0400 (Thu, 25 Jun 2009)
New Revision: 19834

Modified:
   projects/gettor/GetTor.py
   projects/gettor/README
   projects/gettor/gettor/responses.py
Log:
it looks like yahoo.cn is a winner too, in terms of handling huge mails.


Modified: projects/gettor/GetTor.py
===================================================================
--- projects/gettor/GetTor.py	2009-06-25 06:41:54 UTC (rev 19833)
+++ projects/gettor/GetTor.py	2009-06-25 13:43:15 UTC (rev 19834)
@@ -225,6 +225,9 @@
     currently being processed. Your package should arrive within the next ten
     minutes.
 
+    If it doesn't arrive, the package might be too big for your mail provider.
+    Try resending the mail from a gmail.com or yahoo.cn account.
+
     If you have any questions or it doesn't work, you can contact a
     human at this support email address: tor-assistants at torproject.org
 

Modified: projects/gettor/README
===================================================================
--- projects/gettor/README	2009-06-25 06:41:54 UTC (rev 19833)
+++ projects/gettor/README	2009-06-25 13:43:15 UTC (rev 19834)
@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@
 as the largest files Tor distributes. For postfix, you may want to have a line
 that looks like the following in /etc/postfix/main.cf:
 
-    message_size_limit = 30360000
+    message_size_limit = 50360000
 
 In Exim, the default message size is now 50MB, which should be sufficient. The
 value is also adaptable through the config file parameter 'message_size_limit'

Modified: projects/gettor/gettor/responses.py
===================================================================
--- projects/gettor/gettor/responses.py	2009-06-25 06:41:54 UTC (rev 19833)
+++ projects/gettor/gettor/responses.py	2009-06-25 13:43:15 UTC (rev 19834)
@@ -53,8 +53,8 @@
     feature that lets us verify that the address in the "From" line is
     actually the one who sent the mail.
 
-    Gmail.com uses DKIM: you will have better luck sending us mail from
-    your gmail account.
+    Gmail.com and Yahoo.cn use DKIM: you will have better luck sending
+    us mail from one of those.
 
     (We apologize if you didn't ask for this mail. Since your email is from
     a service that doesn't use DKIM, we're sending a short explanation,