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#
# This file is for configuration of the MAIL_FILTER
#
# We strongly recommend that you make a duplicate of this file whenever
# editing it, to guard against overwriting by reinstallation or installation
# of upgrade.  Alternatively, make a copy of this file and reset the value
# of the system parameter MAIL_FILTER_CONFIG_FILE (use the call
# ctxsys.ctx_adm.set_parameter to set this value)
#
# This file should be in the character set of the database using it.
#
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#
# the section below contains the behavior associated with each mime type.
# The format is:
#
# <mime type><whitespace><behavior>
#
# these values are non-case-sensitive.
#
# mime type can be either a full type (like text/plain) or just a major type
# (such as text), in which case that behavior will be used for all subtypes 
# of that type (unless overridden by a type/subtype behavior line).
#
# behavior can be one of:
#   INCLUDE    (include the message body in the output)
#   IGNORE     (do not include the message body in the output)
#   INSOFILTER (process the message body through the INSO filter)
#
# behavior specification for MULTIPART or MESSAGE types is not allowed.  Any 
# such lines will be ignored
#
# The generic behavior section must precede the index-specific behavior
# section
#
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[behavior]
text		                INCLUDE
application	                IGNORE
application/msword              AUTO_FILTER
image		                IGNORE
audio		                IGNORE
video		                IGNORE
model		                IGNORE

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#
# the section below contains the mapping of charset values in mail
# messages to Oracle NLS character set names.  The format is:
#
#   <charset as appears in email><whitespace><nls character set name>
#
# these values are non-case-sensitive.
#
# The mail filter can map most IANA character set names to Oracle character 
# set names.  This list here is for overriding that mapping, or adding 
# mappings that were not known at the time the mail filter code was written.
#
# UTF-16 mappings are included as an example 
#
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[charsets]
UTF-16		AL16UTF16
UTF-16BE	AL16UTF16
UTF-16LE	AL16UTF16LE