Primary mail server is a relay that has clamav-milter runnning (along with SpamAssassin) and filters mail for several domains. No problem. Mail found to be carrying a virus is quarantined to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and a notice is sent to the intended recipient to that effect. Clamav-milter is called with -dH -m 10 --from -p [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] -t /etc/clamav/virus-warning /var/local/clamav/clamav-milter.sock
I've put clamav-milter on a backup mail server to try and elmiminate some of the crap mail from the mass-mailing pestilence that's spreading itself around. Backup mail server is running clamav-milter only. When a virus-laden e-mail is found, it is quarantined to the same address ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) and no notice is sent to the intended recipient. For this configuration clamav-milter is called with -dH -m 10 --from -P [EMAIL PROTECTED] /var/local/clamav/clamav-milter.sock Problem is that the primary mail server is catching the virus-infected e-mail again and generating the notification. According to the man page, the quarantine address is supposed to be whitelisted by the milter. I've also tried using the --whitelist-file option, but it doesn't seem to be working. Anyone else using the whitelist feature successfully? Dan O'Brien ______________________________________________________ Axon Solutions, Inc. Telephone: 703-845-8400 P.O Box 16725 Facsimile: 703-845-5568 Alexandria, VA 22302 www.axonsolutions.com ______________________________________________________ >From the Technology You Have to the Solutions You Need _______________________________________________ http://lurker.clamav.net/list/clamav-users.html
