Hi, >> Will amavisd now also pass to it HTML files to scan for bad URLs >> within HTML and other email threats? > > I don't understand your question, but most likely it depends on your you > have configured amavisd.
I meant that the other day there was a URL in the body of an email that passed through as ham when in fact it ended in 'ecard.exe' and, should the recipient download it, would be shown to be a trojan. Doesn't clamav block stuff like this, I thought? I'm now rejecting URLs ending in .exe right in postfix, but I thought one of the databases was a list of bad URLs, a la blacklists... Thanks Alex _______________________________________________ Help us build a comprehensive ClamAV guide: visit http://wiki.clamav.net http://www.clamav.net/support/ml
