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title: Attachments settings |
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priority: 940 |
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title: Attachments settings |
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description: Settings for max attachment size and allowed file types |
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robots: index, follow |
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keywords: Attachments Settings |
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# Attachments - Max size and allowed file types |
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1. Here you can increase or decrease **maximum attachment size** (in kB) |
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2. The box next to **Attachment upload whitelist** is an open-entry text box in which some common file formats are pre-populated by default. The file formats in this list are specifically whitelisted or allowed to be attached to work packages. |
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If you wish, you can add additional file formats. Use only one file format entry per line, and keep to the following cadence: |
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*****.[**file extension**] |
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Example: To add mp3-files to the whitelist, your entry would be "***.mp3**". |
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2. Do not forget to **save** your changes. |
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![attachment settings](image-20220125124252869.png) |
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