Christian Schmidt schrieb:
Hello carinus.carelse,
[EMAIL PROTECTED], 13.07.2005 (d.m.y):
My next question is can you quarantine the email
to a disk or is that impossible.
When your virus scanner notifies exim that there is a virus in the
data the other server has just transmitted, exim will reject the
corresponding mail.
Thus, there's no chance in putting the correspoding files into a
quarantie directory.
That's not true. Of course, this is possible. All you have to do is
adjust your ACLs. Mark the mail, so you can quarantine it later via a
dedicated router/transport pair.
i know you should be able to issue a
quaratine command to the virus scanner but I want to save the file like a
exim message file can I do that.
Handling your email is not the job of the virus scanner, but of your
MTA. The virus scanner just notifies exim whether the mail contains a
virus or not. Whatever exim will do with this information is up to your
creativity. The ACL mechanism is very powerful and let's you deny the
mail, accept & quarantine it or or or...whatever you can think of.
Patrick
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