On Mon, 14 Mar 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you block via MIMEDefang in the HELO phase, then clamav-milter never does anything.
Would ya'll mind posting your HELO check code snippet? I know they're on
the website but i like to see what everyone else is doing...
ray
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Matthew.van.Eerde wrote:
> Connection
> clamav-milter called - doesn't do anything
> MIMEDefang called - does one particular routine only
> HELO or EHLO
> clamav-milter called - doesn't do anything
> MIMEDefang called - does one particular routine only
Missed this:
MAIL FR
Charles wrote:
> I'm rejecting messages based on a HELO value of myself at the head of
> my filter 4 times more often than a virus is caught. Running this one
> test prior to virus scanning pays large dividends.
I believe the sequence is this:
Connection
clamav-milter called - doesn't d
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Consider running clamav-milter as well as MIMEDefang's built-in clamav support.
They parse things slightly different ways.
Also, if you have clamav-milter first in your milter list, many viruses will be
caught by clamav-milter before they hit MIMEDefang (at least, the DA
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Consider running clamav-milter as well as MIMEDefang's built-in
clamav support. They parse things slightly different ways.
I thought md_copy_orig_msg_to_work_dir_as_mbox_file() took care of that
by sending the raw message *and* all the MD-parsed parts to the virus
scanne
Al Sparks wrote:
> I'm looking at installing clamav on a system running MIMEDefang.
Consider running clamav-milter as well as MIMEDefang's built-in clamav support.
They parse things slightly different ways.
Also, if you have clamav-milter first in your milter list, many viruses will be
caught
On Thu, 10 Mar 2005, Al Sparks wrote:
> Is there docs out there that tells how to install clamav with an
> already running MIMEDefang system?
It doesn't matter which you install first. To use Clam in
your filter, do one of these things:
1) Add this line to your filter:
$Features{'Virus:CLAMAV'
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