jef moskot wrote:
If you're referring to an mbox, you can user 'formail -s' to break the mbox into individual messages. I'd probably pipe the result from formail into procmail, and use procmail's filter to feed the message into clamdscan via clamassassin (http://drivel.com/clamassassin/) or somesuch and then filter the infected messages into another file.Is there any simple way to specify which particular message in a mailbox file is infected?
For example (not tested, just the basic idea):
cat /path/to/mbox.old | formail -s procmail -m procmailrc
where procmailrc has something like
---------
:0fw | /usr/local/bin/clamassassin
:0: * ^X-Virus-Status: Yes /tmp/mbox.quarantine
/tmp/mbox.new
----------
If you don't want the infected messages split out, you don't need the filter to dump them into quarantine box.
Craig. ------
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