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   * **ManageSieve** is available at mx.waffle.tech port 4190, use STARTTLS.   * **ManageSieve** is available at mx.waffle.tech port 4190, use STARTTLS.
  
-The SMTP submission interface supports the BURL optimization, if your client is capable (most are not yet).+When authenticating, use only your username, do not include the @waffle.tech. The SMTP submission interface supports the BURL optimization, if your client is capable (most are not yet).
  
 ===== Filters, Spam, etc. ===== ===== Filters, Spam, etc. =====
  
-SpamAssassin is running and should both prepend the subject with [SPAM] and add the X-Spam-Flag: Yes if an email scores high. Emails that score exceptionally high or come from certain blacklisted sources may be completely rejected by the MTA, this case the sender (if they are real) should receive a non-delivery notice from their own provider.+The MTA is configured to allow emails with a total size of up to 25MiB. This is about the point where many major recipient email services will start to reject receiving such a message anyway, so for larger attachments you will need to do something else (e.g. upload them to your webroot?). 
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 +SpamAssassin is running and should both prepend the subject with [SPAM] and add the X-Spam-Flag: Yes header if an email scores high. Emails that score exceptionally high or come from certain blacklisted sources may be completely rejected by the MTA, in this case the sender (if they are real) should receive a non-delivery notice from their own provider.
  
 Sieve runs to filter email. There is one rule always run before any user filters which moves email flagged as spam to the 'Junk' folder, if you so desire it's possible to add another custom rule to move it back. You can add/manage custom rules using the ManageSieve protocol which is supported by some clients and the waffle.tech webmail. Sieve runs to filter email. There is one rule always run before any user filters which moves email flagged as spam to the 'Junk' folder, if you so desire it's possible to add another custom rule to move it back. You can add/manage custom rules using the ManageSieve protocol which is supported by some clients and the waffle.tech webmail.