Bug in CNC Attachment Extension Filter

[songdog]

I can't get this filter to successfully white-list the specified extensions. Despite setting it to "whitelist" and then clicking the "Save Filter" button, it always gets saved as a blacklist filter. [note: I choose "Delete" as my filter action, and confirm my decision when the warning screen appears.]

I have tested this using both Firefox and IE with the CNC. I've sent actual emails (with attachments) to myself and confirmed that there is absolutely no way to whitelist extensions right now.

[Melissa]

It appears you are correct. I'll be sure that this gets brought to the attention of the person in charge of that area to review and make the necessary corrections.

Thanks for the report and our apologies for any confusion.

[Melissa]

I've sent actual emails (with attachments) to myself and confirmed that there is absolutely no way to whitelist extensions right now.In doing some more testing, it does appear that it is failing only when choosing the Delete option. Just mentioning in case you wish to use the bouncing or redirecting option in the interim. (As with all filter usage, please test before employing on a live email account.)

[Arthur]

I can't get this filter to successfully white-list the specified extensions. There was a bug in the code for the combination Delete+whitelisted extensions where it would default to blacklisting the extensions. The bug has been fixed and you should now be able to use the filter for deleting all email with attachments with extensions that are not whitelisted.

Our apologies for the inconvenience and thanks for bringing it to our attention.

-Arthur