Andrew van Tilburg wrote:
...snip...Hi again Jason, thanks for your response. See below for the log results and header for an email that looks to me as if it should't have been quarantined. Any ideas on the reason ? Note that the subject and email address are not in the quarantine-attachments.txt file. I've attached the email using ms outlook if that's any help.
As you suggested, I have reinstalled Qmail-Scanner with logging on as follows :
./configure --scanners fast_spamassassin=#####SPAM#### --notify none --fix-mime yes --ignore-eol-check yes --unzip yes --log-details syslog --install
Then from /var/log/maillog I picked out one entry that related to a message that looks like it shouldn't have been quarantined.
Perlscan::RC:0(207.155.248.71):SA:0(0.6/5.0): 0.737186 5027
there's a clue - "Perlscan::RC:0...." ----------^ missing virus desc
maybe there's some malformed entry (missing tab?) in you quarantine-attachments.txt file? Proper format is:
# Format: three columns # filename<TAB>size (in bytes)<TAB>Description of virus/whatever # OR: # string<TAB>Header<TAB>Description of virus/whatever
Why don't you pass along your quarantine-attachments.txt file for review.
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