Hi, I am a comparative Linux newbie. I have a five-pc network which has
a Linux RH9 server providing file (SAMBA), printing, DNS and mail
services to the mixed Linux or Windows clients, all served by a DSL
router & ADSL.
I collect mail from my ISP's POP3 server via fetchmail which delivers to
hi:
and if i use old style id. ( just "time" . "." . "pid"),
will any bad thing happen??
thanks a lot for help!!
Best Regards,
tbsky
> hi:
>older versions of qmail-scanner make unique mail id by
>"time" + "pid", qmail-scanner 1.20 uses time + __LINE__ + pid.
>can we add a
At 23:53 + 22-01-2004, Andrew Cranson wrote:
Anthony Baratta said:
At 03:19 PM 1/22/2004, Andrew Cranson wrote:
As far as I can tell that patch only allows deletion based on a global
rule, I was looking for something that would find the "X-Spam-Status:
Yes"
header out and delete anything wit
hi:
older versions of qmail-scanner make unique mail id by
"time" + "pid", qmail-scanner 1.20 uses time + __LINE__ + pid.
can we add a dot between each elements like before? eg:
time . __LINE__ . pid. so we can easily analyze it.
thanks!!
Best Regards,
tbsky
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OK, I'm finally getting around to 1.20. We are actually having a problem
with 1.16, but I know better than to ask a question while still on that
older version. ;-) I'll get to that question after I make sure 1.20 doesn't
fix it.
Anyway, I see in the README or CHANGES (yes, I read them) that spa
I think you meant --unzip no
In either case, I didn't realize the two were separate, thought that --unzip
just meant use my scanner's unzip or not. Now that I looked at the code a
little more closely, I see that it is to use its own unzip instead. That's
what I get for being lazy! Problem solve
./configure --unzip yes
Then make sure you have an av scanner that can catch viruses inside zip
files without having to unpack them.
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> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
> Behalf Of Elliott Freis
> Sent: Tuesday, January 27, 2004 7:03 PM
I would like qmail-scanner to unzip attachments and look for viruses, but
NOT unzip and match for extensions. In other words:
A message containing a .exe is blocked
A message with .zip containing a virus is blocked
A message with .zip containing a .exe is NOT blocked
It would seem qmail-scanner w
Hi,
I had a similar problem and the advice I got was:
chmod 777 /var/spool/qmailscan -R
That error went away after that. Clamav is giving me other errors now that I'll
have to deal with later.
I hope this helps
Bob
Kieran ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>
>I've been trying to fix this for most of tod
Justyn Kemple wrote:
I had the same problem myself actually. Not to sure if its a issue with Slackware or whatnot.
>The odd thing is I have used qmail-scanner on a few Slackware boxes
and sometimes it works with qscand
>owning it and sometimes it doesent. I have heard that there were a few
Sl
I had the same problem myself actually. Not to sure if its a issue with Slackware or whatnot. The odd thing is I have used qmail-scanner on a few Slackware boxes and sometimes it works with qscand owning it and sometimes it doesent. I have heard that there were a few Slackware Qmail HOWTOs floating
first, is this list archived anywhere? I apologize if my second question
was answered five minutes ago, but since I just joined the list I cannot
see any old messages.
Second, qmail-scanner has recently stopped working with ClamAV. It seems
like maybe the virus database has finally hit a size l
I've been trying to fix this for most of today and don't seem to be
getting anywhere. Using netqmail-1.04, qmail-scanner 1.20 and clamav
0.65. Virus
laden messages are being let through because clamdscan can't read the
files within /var/spool/qmailscan/tmp/
scanloop: starting scan of directory
Hi all,
Further to my message that I sent earlier regarding how to have clamd on
a separate machine to the mail server I have discovered/done the
following. Before I put this 'tested/works for me' code into production,
I would like to ask others if it sounds reasonable to do it this way...
Firstl
Hi,
This worked except now I'm getting the error:
X-Qmail-Scanner-1.20:[luke107521975046116131] clamuko: corrupt or unknown clamd
scanner error or memory/resource/perms problem - exit status 2
so I'm off in search of the answer to that.
Thanks
Justyn Kemple ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>
>I had th
Well, unfortunately, since we've just recently rolled this out, we're not
turfing emails with sa_delete/sa_reject just yet. That said, I'm sure I'll
eliminate many, many bounces when we implement it.
I guess what I'm looking for is confirmation that this is basically a
necessary evil and that the
Hi, I am a comparative Linux newbie. I have a five-pc network which has a
Linux RH9 server providing file (SAMBA), printing, DNS and mail services to
the mixed Linux or Windows clients, all served by a DSL router & ADSL.
I collect mail from my ISP's POP3 server via fetchmail which delivers to
qmai
I did it this way.
Here it works ;-)
replace the sub-avp.pl with the following one :
for compiling i use the following trick.
cp /opt/avp/kavscanner /bin/kavscanner
so the avp is found ;-) and everthing works fine.
If you try it out. Take care for the $DD. There needs to be /* behind
the tempdir
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Hi,
Sorry, my first reply went to Ryan instead of the list. I'll try it again:
I guess qmail-scanner isn't running as qscand because changing the owner to qscand
didn't work. ps auxf doesn't show qmail-scanner in the list. How can I tell how
qmail-scanner is running?
Here is /var/qmail/supervis
Hi,
Is there any reason that the hostname cannot be discovered with:
use Sys::Hostname;
my $hostname = hostname;
rather than being hardcoded. When a new virus comes along (like ClamAV's
Worm.SCO.A today) that I have to add to @silent_viruses_array, it's a pain
when duplicating this to other mac
måndagen den 26 januari 2004 18.43 skrev Mandy:
> Hi Group.
>
> I'm going to hell with Kaspersky ;-)
> Today my Mailserver stops the Mailscanning :-( I don't know why.
This is unrelated but I thought it may be of interest.
About one year ago I bought their AV for Linux 4.0.3.x (about $50), and a
hi
same problem here :-(
the fault is in
if ($DD =~ /\n[\s|] (LINFECTED) (.*)\n/) {
I'm trying to probe some other lines. the sub-fprot looks nice for me.
If i have some news, i'll tell you
mandy
Peter Mikeska wrote:
Hi,
I get also new AVP 5 , vith kavscaner its working
I also try make it w
hi
same problem here :-(
the fault is in
if ($DD =~ /\n[\s|] (LINFECTED) (.*)\n/) {
I'm trying to probe some other lines. the sub-fprot looks nice for me.
If i have some news, i'll tell you
mandy
Peter Mikeska wrote:
Hi,
I get also new AVP 5 , vith kavscaner its working
I also try make it w
At 20:34 + 26-01-2004, Andrew Cranson wrote:
> Hi Andrew
I think it will be possible with a little modification of my patch,
the idea is to use sa_delete as a relative value, for example:
sa_delete = required_hits + 2 ($sa_delete=$sa_max + 2;)
But I don't understand one thing. Do
At 11:59 -0500 26-01-2004, James Herschel wrote:
Hopefully this hasn't been asked a hundred times ... Basically, I've got
qmail-scanner set up to send notifications to sender and admin so that
remote users know if their email gets stopped by qmail-scanner.
Using:
SA 2.61
QS 1.20st
ClamAV 0.65
Qmail
Hi,
I get also new AVP 5 , vith kavscaner its working
I also try make it work with aveclient/server
first of all, scanning with daemon version is about 5 time faster on
single email
second I make it work but I have lack of knowledge of perl ;((
so, I can get it through scanner, get back message th
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