> to insure message-id is unique in a database
'mail-id' that is, not Message-Id.
Mark
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Chris,
> Is it possible to log *only* quarantined mails, and not all mails
> passing through amavis? From what I can see, setting @storage_sql_dsn
> will cause logging of all mails.
>
> I am trying to create a quarantining system using sqlite for a low
> volume mail gateway, but want to limit the
On Mon, 2007-08-27 at 17:13 +0200, Paolo Cravero wrote:
> Chris Picton wrote:
>
> > 1: I would like to quarantine metadata
> > (to/from/score/tests/etc) to a database, while keeping the
> > file on disk. Is this possible, or should I write a script
> > which scans the quarantine dir and extracts
Chris,
> Is it possible to log *only* quarantined mails, and not all mails
> passing through amavis? From what I can see, setting @storage_sql_dsn
> will cause logging of all mails.
Not possible without tweaking the code. The @storage_sql_dsn is global.
It might be possible to tweak entries in %
On Mon, 2007-08-27 at 17:13 +0200, Paolo Cravero wrote:
> Chris Picton wrote:
>
> > 1: I would like to quarantine metadata (to/from/score/tests/etc) to a
> > database, while keeping the file on disk. Is this possible, or should I
> > write a script which scans the quarantine dir and extracts meta
> Chris Picton wrote:
> > 2: can I quarantine to a multi-level hash directory: ie,
> > quarantine/A/V/E/AVEGwyZaKYwt.gz
Paolo Cravero wrote,
> Yes, the feature is there.
>
> $quarantine_subdir_levels = 1;
># add level of subdirs to disperse quarantine
Almost, but not quite, any value >= 1 is
Chris Picton wrote:
> 1: I would like to quarantine metadata (to/from/score/tests/etc) to a
> database, while keeping the file on disk. Is this possible, or should I
> write a script which scans the quarantine dir and extracts metadata for
> myself?
Some data is there already. Have a look at REA
Hi
Two questions regarding quarantining
1: I would like to quarantine metadata (to/from/score/tests/etc) to a
database, while keeping the file on disk. Is this possible, or should I
write a script which scans the quarantine dir and extracts metadata for
myself?
2: can I quarantine to a multi-le
