Re: [dspam-users] Qmail and DSPAM

[Hugo Monteiro]

Bonnetot Jean-Daniel wrote:

Hi,

Thanks for this howto, I'm writing something similar in french ;)

The more, the better =)

I looked you Method C which is the one I used to setup my MX, my
comments are :
- You have "--enable-custom-smtp-reject=y" twice in your simscan
configure.

Done.

As side effect you caught my attention that i don't mention the queue-custom-reject patch. Will add that in short time.

- I prefer put "Trust simscan" and run clamav and DSPAM with simscan
user, but I think this is not critical.

It does seem to me that it's actually the same. And the howto gets smaller. ;)

- I think this simscan configure don't use DSPAM ad client/server mode.
To do that I had to set ServerPass.Relay1, ServerDomainSocketPath,
ClientHost, ClientIdent in dspam.conf, and use "--client
--deliver=stdout --debug" for --enable-dspam-args in my simscan
configure.

--- snip ---

 /* setup the dspam args */

 i = 0;
 dspam_args[i++] = "--stdout";
 dspam_args[i++] = "--client";

--- snip ---

Note the Trust qmaild in dspam.conf. DSPAM will trust what that user tells him. Also, simscan will always use --client and --stdout, from simscan.c, the way it starts to build the dspam call: all the dspam args you specify in the configure will be appended to those two. At least in the CVS version. I know that some earlier versions of simscan hardcoded the arguments.

- For more speed, you can use simscan tmp dir in ram like that in
/etc/fstab :
none   /var/qmail/simscan   tmpfs
nodev,noexec,noatime,uid=XXX,gid=XXX,mode=2750 0 0

Regards,

Hugo Monteiro.

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I have also tried that, but i must say that i wasn't very fortunate. For some reason, probably me, on server high load, the reception of large files would cause unavailability. Probably due to the fact that i was inspecting every attachment, no matter the size.

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