I dont believe this is possible, or the right way to do it. My best idea at the time is to add text to the email explaining that the virus-scanner can't handle password protected .zip-files, so the attachment is unchecked for viruses.What I'm thinking is; Would it be feasible to add an option to attempt to brute-force-crack the passwords on zip files when scanning them? Yes, it would slow down scanning immensely, and there's *no* way it should ever be a default option, but zip file passwords are /resonably/ simple to crack, so it is doable (although it takes time)...
I could whip some code together for this if it has any interrest at all...
But this should not be done by the virusscanner but rather by the integration software. ClamAV could use a special return code for unscannable attachments, like passwd protected zips and pgp encrypted stuff.
//daniel wiberg
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