On Fri, 2 Apr 2004, Ernst-Paul ten Brinke wrote:
> Let's say you send a message with an attachment a.zip en b.zip and a.zip
> contains a virus and b.zip not.
[...]
> Calling aveclient with multiple files or in this case with a * returns only
> the scan return code of the last MIME part scanned.
I'm using MD 2.42 with Kaspersky Anti-Virus for Linux Workstation 5.0.2.0
I noticed a problem with scanning multiple attachments.
In mimedefang.pl I see the following code in the subroutine for
message_contains_virus_avp5 :
# Run aveclient
my($code, $category, $action) = run_virus_scanner($Feat
In my last email, I posted the wrong filter - I forgot to uncomment out
stuff.
Here is the current (not working) one.
Thanks
Mark
# -*- Perl -*-
#***
#
# mimedefang-filter
#
# Suggested minimum-protection filter for Microsoft
I have attached my mimedefang-filter.
All that I need fot it to do is to block the banned extensions and to
add the boilerplate disclaimer. I know that this does not work because
I have the wrong number of brackets somewhere.
This is driving me up a wall!
Could somebody please post the correcte
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 04/01/2004 02:17:55
PM:
> My free disk space is limited right now, therefore I thought if I can
scan
> for viruses and reject if found before quarantining based on bad file
> types, it would save on disk space. Yes it uses a bit more processor
> power, but my grey
> > I'm doing the following using MIMEDefang:
> >
> > - Use filter_relay to bypass outgoing mail
> > - Greylisting
> > - Virus scanning (with uvscan)
> > - Rejecting on bad filename extensions
> > - Checking for SPAM with SpamAssassin
> >
> Why wouldn't you reject executable extensions before vir
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 04/01/2004 01:15:37
PM:
> I'm doing the following using MIMEDefang:
>
> - Use filter_relay to bypass outgoing mail
> - Greylisting
> - Virus scanning (with uvscan)
> - Rejecting on bad filename extensions
> - Checking for SPAM with SpamAssassin
>
Why wouldn't you reje
At 01:24 PM 3/31/2004, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
mimedefang-multiplexor: Slave 12 stderr: razor2 check skipped: Bad file
descriptor Died at
/usr/local/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.005/Mail/SpamAssassin/Dns.pm line 409.
IIRC, this means queries to the Razor servers are not responding.
Try running razor-adm
Paul,
I have a stop-gap system that I have been using, so if you want to
develop a full blown system, that would be great. What I am about to
describe probably has security holes, but that is not a problem for me,
and I'm sure if someone wants to use this method and it's a problem,
they will fix
I'm doing the following using MIMEDefang:
- Use filter_relay to bypass outgoing mail
- Greylisting
- Virus scanning (with uvscan)
- Rejecting on bad filename extensions
- Checking for SPAM with SpamAssassin
I had to place greylist checking in filter_end because it seemed to be
running before fi
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 04/01/2004 10:48:10
AM:
>
> What greylisting tools or programs do people use? I need something
robust.
> Volume of mail is not too high, but the software needs to work
reliability.
I use CanIT Pro. Works like a champ!
___
Thanks, that'll work!
KAM
> You don't need to hack the function. Just do this in filter_recipient:
> # Convert TEMPFAIL to CONTINUE
> $answer = 'CONTINUE' if ($answer eq 'TEMPFAIL');
> return ($answer, $explanation);
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Visit http://www.mimedefang.org
There are 3-4 implementation out that that seem to work, including mine.
I've never had any complaints about mine, or of the others...failing.
Search the archives.
The mimedefang one's use perl db-file.
With that said,
canit-pro is fuller featured and works out of the box with greylisting.
Henrik
On Thu, 1 Apr 2004, Kevin A. McGrail wrote:
> be queried cannot be reached. Since I am implementing this on the Backup
> MX, I NEED it to queue if it can't be reached.
> I was thinking that one parameter could be added to allow for this and I've
> worked up the following code for comment:
You d
I believe md_check_against_smtp_server will TEMPFAIL if the server trying to
be queried cannot be reached. Since I am implementing this on the Backup
MX, I NEED it to queue if it can't be reached.
I was thinking that one parameter could be added to allow for this and I've
worked up the following
On Thu, 1 Apr 2004, Henrik Schmiediche wrote:
> What greylisting tools or programs do people use?
I use CanIt-PRO. :-) It's our commercial product. The greylisting uses
PostgreSQL as a back-end DB.
Evan Harris has a MySQL-based greylisting implementation; there are
links to various greylisting
Hello,
I am thinking of implementing greylisting. I am using mimedefang 2.41 with
spamassassin 2.63.
What greylisting tools or programs do people use? I need something robust.
Volume of mail is not too high, but the software needs to work reliability.
Sincerely,
- Henrik
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Kevin A. McGrail wrote:
From the readings, I understand that clamav definitely will catch more
viruses if you did this. Can anyone comment on the validity of using this
with other scanners? Specifically, my interest is with McAfee's uvscan.
Regards,
KAM
<>PLEASE NOTE: If you want your origina
I just upgraded mimedefang from 2.39 to 2.40 on four of my
machines. On all the boxes I have nearly the same mimedefang-filter
using for instance action_add_header("X-Spam-Flag", "YES"); to add
headers to the mails in filter_end. On ONE box I now get differnt
syslog entries for this action. I used
Hi,
I've been working on a CGI program to assist with managing the quarantine
folders, which is now working but nowhere near ready for public inspection.
The system consists of two Perl CGI scripts - one to display the message details
for all quarantined messages (and to approve/delete them) and
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