On Wed, 25 Aug 2004, Hans Sandsdalen wrote:
> At 25.08.2004 15:44, John Peacock wrote:
> >Hans Sandsdalen wrote:
> >
> >>Why do I get this error:
> >> clamav plugin: clamscan results:
> >>/home/smtpd/clamscan-tmp/qpsmtpd.clamav.26519.a1K8V9: Can't access the
> >>file ERROR
> >
> >Does that direct
At 25.08.2004 15:44, John Peacock wrote:
Hans Sandsdalen wrote:
Why do I get this error:
clamav plugin: clamscan results:
/home/smtpd/clamscan-tmp/qpsmtpd.clamav.26519.a1K8V9: Can't access the
file ERROR
Does that directory exist? Is it writable by the use that qpsmtpd is
running as?
Yes. I for
Mark Powell wrote:
So that only leaves a bug/feature of SpeedyCGI as the only possible
explanation?
The presence or absence of 'use Qpsmtpd::Constants' has no bearing on
whether a plugin correctly registers a hook. Throw something like this
into the end of Qpsmtpd::Plugin::register_hook():
$plu
On Wed, 25 Aug 2004, John Peacock wrote:
> No, they are still processed during compile (you'd have to use an eval
> to alter that), but it can, sometimes, affect scope. In any case, the
> Qpsmtpd::Constants is useless, since all plugins get that module
> automatically.
So that only leaves a bug/
Hans Sandsdalen wrote:
Why do I get this error:
clamav plugin: clamscan results:
/home/smtpd/clamscan-tmp/qpsmtpd.clamav.26519.a1K8V9: Can't access the
file ERROR
Does that directory exist? Is it writable by the use that qpsmtpd is
running as?
John
Mark Powell wrote:
The only differences I can see with your plugin are you start it with a
"#!/usr/bin/perl -Tw" which seems unusual for a plugin? Does that mean it
specifically runs under perl?
No, that only means that if the plugin were run independently, it would
use that Perl. In any module
Hi
I downloaded the current clamav plugin from
http://cvs.perl.org/viewcvs/viewcvs.py/cvs-public/qpsmtpd/plugins/virus/clamav?rev=1.2&view=log
Why do I get this error:
clamav plugin: clamscan results:
/home/smtpd/clamscan-tmp/qpsmtpd.clamav.26519.a1K8V9: Can't access the
file ERROR
--
/ hans
Gavin
I guess you are right. I use qpsmtpd on the incomming mailserver, which
then sends the mail on to another mailserver with qmail-smtpd with
qmail-scanner. The second one reports f.ex. scr-files, which qpsmtpd (or
exe_filter) did not find.
On Wed, 2004-08-25 at 11:46, Gavin Carr wrote:
> On
On Wed, Aug 25, 2004 at 08:23:31AM +0200, Hans Sandsdalen wrote:
> It says "non-multipart mail - skipping" int the log, and executables are
> not blocked?
Are you sending it as an attachment or directly as the mail body? The
current version of exe_filter only scans MIME multipart mails, so the
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