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> Aaron Carr
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> Subject: Re: [Qmail-scanner-general]qmail scanner and vpopmail
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If you put it in your qmail-smtpd run file, it will scan every email
coming/going from the server.
That includes vpopmail.
Aaron
Scott Lammers said:
> Hello,
>
>
>
> I really need some help with q-mail scanner and yes, I have read as much
> as I can get my hands on, including the FAQ. I have Fr
gt; problem. We can't tell if it's qmail, qmail-scanner, or something else,
> but we can tell that we have a very angry hosting client. :-)
>
> Aaron Carr wrote:
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>>Are you sure it's even caused by the user sending mail?
>>
>>Keep in mind that spammers us
Are you sure it's even caused by the user sending mail?
Keep in mind that spammers use tools to generate their email so that they
fake the headers to look like "bob" sent the email, when bob (and your
mail server) had nothing to do with it. However, once that email goes to
a bad address in the sp
I noticed a couple days ago that the received header isn't showing
accurate data.
I'm using McAfee command line scanner with QMS. The current DAT file is
4432. The one showing in the headers is the one that was present when QMS
was installed (4419). Anyone know why that number isn't updating? I kn
If you get this working, I'd be very interested in seeing a HOWTO for it.
This is something I've wanted to do for quite some time now.
Aaron
No Spam said:
> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
> Hash: SHA1
>
> I've come across an application that's designed to handle the insertion
> of signature
I know this has been discussed here before, but after searching for a
couple hours in the mailing list archives and on google, I've not found
any good documentation on configuring a footer that gets appended to all
messages sent by the server.
I'm not doing any goofy long winded legal disclaimers
Not sure if you're still taking feature requests for QS 2.
One thing I'd like to see, as trivial as it is
Have one of the configure options be to add a "scanned for virus" footer
at the bottom of each email.
Just something that when other people are relying on you for their mail
servivce, it
I would guess that what he's talking about is that SUID is not a default.
For example, with Red Hat Linux 9, I had to install the perl-suidperl rpm
file in order for QS to work. Not a big deal, and certainly not the fault
of QS.
Aaron
Jason Haar said:
> On Mon, Sep 22, 2003 at 11:40:46PM -0400,
of course my av vendor
fails to get an update out fast enough).
Aaron
Dave Cramer said:
> Yes, this obviously (at least it's obvious now) works, but I would like
> to be more selective. scanning outbound mail isn't really necessary.
>
> Dave
> On Mon, 2002-11-18 at 20:36, Aaro
I'm not sure how you're running qmail.
On my installation, the QMAILQUEUE variable is called via the qmail-smtpd
run file.
You may want to try that instead of using the tcp.smtp.
Using this method, anything sent via smtp, inbound or out, is scanned.
And yes, I'm using vpopmail also.
Good luck.
Just for the record, I also use vpopmail, and as this person mentioned, I
set my variable via the qmail-smtpd/run file.
Works like a champ for me.
Aaron
CertaintyTech said:
> You are correct that trying to use the tcp.smtp.cbd to invoke Q-S on a
> vpopmail server with roaming users enabled does
Haar said:
> On Tue, Jul 02, 2002 at 07:54:52PM -0400, Aaron Carr wrote:
>> I would certainly like to browse that documentation.
>>
>
> ??
>
>> However, it's not an overall server resource issue, the server isn't
>> using even 25% of the physical memory a
nd trying
again, although any other suggestions are certainly welcome.
Aaron
Jason Haar said:
> On Tue, Jul 02, 2002 at 07:23:38PM -0400, Aaron Carr wrote:
>> Is anyone else having any resource issues with F-Prot?
>>
>> I just built this mail server this past weekend, and up un
has any ideas I would certainly appreciate input.
Thanks.
Aaron Carr
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Qmail-scanner-gener
and scanner are both working fine now, so I'm not
concerned, but I thought someone might want to figure out why the test
script isn't working and that the details might help some other folks that
wind up in the same situation.
Aaron Carr
I see his point where this would be handy.
This would have to be my wishlist item for 2.0.
Maybe some way to identify that the attachment has been administratively
disallowed (as in, not a virus), but to allow the email through once it
has been stripped. Useful if you're blocking mpegs and mp3s
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