Remco wrote:

> Hi,

> I want to bypass virus checks for ALL domains, except the ones in a 
> lookup table. Is this possible with my Postfix > Amavisd-new setup?
> I DO want to have spam checks for all domains.

> greetings,

> R. Bressers

How many domains are in the lookup table, and what format are you
planning the lookup table to be in?

If you had a small number of domains to exclude, you could use older
but still compatible @bypass_virus_checks_acl:

@bypass_virus_checks_acl = qw( !.test.com !.test2.com . );
Translates to: do not bypass the first 2, bypass everything else.

>From http://www.ijs.si/software/amavisd/README.lookups.txt

"Users are free to leave these @*_maps variables at their default,
referencing the legacy variables, or the list can be replaced
entirely."

Use log level 5 when testing, then look for (or grep) bypass_virus_checks
in your logs.



Here is an example that uses read_hash to read a file from disk:

@bypass_virus_checks_maps = (\read_hash("$MYHOME/bypass_virus_checks"), 1);

The contents of the bypass_virus_checks file could read:

# we have set @bypass_virus_checks_maps = 
(\read_hash("$MYHOME/bypass_virus_checks"), 1);
# which means no virus checks will be performed by default. If you would like 
to perform
# virus checks on a domain (and optionally subdomains) include them in
# this associative array using a 0 for the value. For example:
# .example.com 0
#
.example1.com 0
example2.com 0
example4.com 0
.example5.com 0







Gary V



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