Oliver Welter wrote:
>
> Sorry no, I turned off perlscanner for the moment and dont archived any
> of the earlier mails, but anyway - I just want to replace the quarantine
> action by a reject, so the actual content of the mail is not an issue,
> just the returncode of the perlscanner
This must be
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Hi Jason,
Jason Haar wrote:
> Oliver Welter wrote:
>> I dont see any additional efforts in perlscan, so I guess I just disable
>> it. Anyway - is there a patch or a "fast hack" to reject mails on clam /
>> perlscanner alerts,too?
> What you're asking
Oliver Welter wrote:
>
> I dont see any additional efforts in perlscan, so I guess I just disable
> it. Anyway - is there a patch or a "fast hack" to reject mails on clam /
> perlscanner alerts,too?
What you're asking for should work (I think).
Can you copy an example of a message that should be r
The message was blocked by the list, it does not like some words... I
suppose you can guess what is via___ for... ;-)
At 18:36 +0200 31-03-2008, Oliver Welter wrote:
>Hi Salvatore,
>
>>> The old system rejected all mails at SMTP level, if any problems where
>>> found. Now, I get dozends of qua
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Hi Salvatore,
>> The old system rejected all mails at SMTP level, if any problems where
>> found. Now, I get dozends of quarantined mails every day du to
>> perlscanner alerts.
>>
>> How can I get rid of those, I want the mails to be rejected.
>
> The
At 15:34 +0200 31-03-2008, Oliver Welter wrote:
>Hi All,
>
>I upgraded from QMS 2.01 to 2.02. I use the Gentoo-ebuilds which
>include the "st patch".
>
>Since the upgrade I encounter a problem.
>The old system rejected all mails at SMTP level, if any problems
>where found. Now, I get dozends of q
Hi All,
I upgraded from QMS 2.01 to 2.02. I use the Gentoo-ebuilds which include
the "st patch".
Since the upgrade I encounter a problem.
The old system rejected all mails at SMTP level, if any problems where
found. Now, I get dozends of quarantined mails every day du to
perlscanner alerts.