On Saturday 31 October 2009, jdow wrote: >From: "Gene Heskett" <[email protected]> >Sent: Saturday, 2009/October/31 13:10 > >> On Saturday 31 October 2009, Karl Pearson wrote: >>>On Sat, October 31, 2009 7:16 am, Gene Heskett wrote: >>>> Greetings; >>>> >>>> Does anyone have a procmail recipe that incorporates clamav into the >>>> checks, >>>> and one that handles the clamav output to /dev/null the viri etc? >>>> >>>> At least I assume clamav doesn't auto-delete, I've not yet studied all >>>> the >>>> docs, but do have freshclam running apparently ok. >>>> >>>> Thanks everybody. >>> >>>I use ClamAV-milter at MTA level at the gateway. In the new version of >>>ClamAV, email is not deleted, but is quarantined within sendmail itself. >> >> I don't believe the gateway I'm using (x86 version of dd-wrt) has the >> iron (or storage, its booting from a cf card) to pull that off, even if I >> could figure out how to make it an email proxy server. >> >>>I run a cron job against the sendmail queue and send myself a report on >>>each quarantined email, then remove them. With sendmail this is done >>>with these two commands: >>> >>>report each: >>>mailq -qQ >>>remove from quarantine and delete: >>>sendmail -qQ >>> >>>Very useful and the virus infected emails don't get inside my network >>>anywhere, which if using procmail/SpamAssassin, they would have to. My >>>network is protected from both the viruses and the waste of email >>>traffic. >> >> Twould be nice, but I'd settle for a couple of lines in the procmail.log >> indicating it was sent to /dev/null. >> >:0: > >* ^X-Spam-Status: .*CLAMAV.* >/dev/null > >But that requires making the clamav plugin work. > >{o.o} > Which I haven't succeeded in yet my dear. Too many perl deps can't be found. I think, its getting late here. :)
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