Thanks for the replies. I don't think I was very clear in my first message. I would like ClamAV to scan and block at the SMTP level, but have SpamAssassin run as it normally does with QmailScanner, after the message has already been accepted. From briefly looking over simscan, it looks like it does support SpamAssassin based filtering, however it will only work at the SMTP level and will block messages that reach the score threshold.
Am I stuck with using simscan and qmailscanner?
Thanks,
Peter
Bill Shupp wrote:
Peter Maag wrote:
Jason,
It looks good to us, however we don't want to reject based on SpamAssassin results. Right now we use qmailscanner, which does slow things down quite a bit and a C alternative that does a SMTP deny based on ClamAV, and not SpamAssassin would be preferred. Anyone know of a solution that would work?
Thanks,
Peter
Peter,
This will do exactly that. SpamAssassin blocking is optional. There's also qscanq: www.qscanq.org. But it's a bit more complicated to get working correctly, and I've had problems with it on FreeBSD. Also, qscanq does NOT do attachment blocking.
If you require SpamAssassin scanning at the smtp level, you should look into qmail-spamc, which is a simple C program to call first spamc, then qmail-queue. You could manually add this to your chan AFTER simscan, either editing the qmail-queue call from simscan manually, or using symlinks.
Regards,
Bill
