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To : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date : Tuesday, 27 April, 2004 07:00 PM
Sub : [xmail] Re: SMTP filter thoughts
> At 17.49 27/04/04 +0200, you wrote:> > >I don't
want a
script that> >extracts the mail and then runs the
command line scanner on the the> >directory. or do
y
> If your filter script parses the F-PROT virus report and finds an
> embedded virus, it can modify the xmail message header simply and not
> propagate the virus further so no SA daemon gets bothered later.
The thingy is that I want to reject MSGs at SMTP level, but that must be
(REAL-)user-based
At 17.49 27/04/04 +0200, you wrote:
>I don't want a script that
>extracts the mail and then runs the command line scanner on the the
>directory. or do you know command line scanners that can read mail formats
>and extract them?
F-PROT for DOS - and, I think, all other versions - can read the @@FI
Hi Sönke
If you run SpamAssassin, I assume, via filters, you pass each e-mail to the
SA client/daemon and do something based on SA numerical index. This same
model is useful for the AV product F-PROT. Working in our xmail server,
F-PROT seems to recognize embedded viri which may or may not be bu
