I also have W32/[EMAIL PROTECTED] coming through in the encrypted zip. I have all executable attachments blocked using perlscanner but of course perl scanner cannot open an encrypted zip. I was thinking that the most logical solution is to run perlscanner on the output of "unzip -l" (file listing, works even on password protected zips) this way if it has file types you don't like the scanner will throw them out. Did anyone cook up such a patch? (additionaly perlscanner pass on output of unzip -l)
I would also be interested in such a patch, or such functionality integrated into qmail-scanner.
In a situation where certain file types in zip files are blocked by perlscanner, I can't see why they should be allowed in password-protected zip files if it's possible to list the contents of the archive.
According to the CHANGES file, there seem to be other opinions on this though:
* Try to workaround problem with password-protected zip files, without
losing information about the files. NOTE: password-protected files
show up in the logs, but aren't checked against the perlscanner
database. This is a *FEATURE* - not a bug.Any further thoughts on why this is considered a feature?
Thanks,
Patrik
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