I'm interested in using Anomy to clean up any problems it finds
(defang active HTML, rewrite long MIME headers, etc), and remove and
save any attachments (into the quaranine directory) in incoming email.
Instead it removes the body of the message, as it seems to think the
body of the message is an attached file ?
Using Anomy 1.49. My configuration file is
feat_boundaries = 0
feat_files = 1
feat_fixmime = 1
feat_force_name = 0
feat_forwards = 1
feat_html = 1
feat_lengths = 1
feat_log_after = 0
feat_log_inline = 0
feat_log_stderr = 1
feat_log_trace = 1
feat_log_xml = 0
feat_paranoid = 1
feat_scripts = 1
feat_testing = 0
feat_trust_pgp = 0
feat_uuencoded = 1
feat_verbose = 1
feat_webbugs = 1
header_url = 0
header_rev = 0
msg_file_drop =
msg_file_save =
file_list_rules = 1
file_list_1 = ^[^\.]+$
file_default_policy = save
file_name_tpl = quarantine/att-$F-$T.$$
When I send a plain text message without any attachments, this is what
the sanitizer logs says
Sanitizer (start="1019000683"):
ParseHeader ():
Using testmod <40366@xyz.molar.is> as reply-to address.
Using testmod <40366@xyz.molar.is> as errors address.
Got MIME info: boundary="", charset="us-ascii",
disposition="inline", encoding="8bit", type="text/plain"
Finished parsing message header.
Parsing body as text/*
CleanText
SanitizeFile (filename="unnamed.txt", mimetype="text/plain"):
Rule 1: unnamed.txt =~ ^[^\.]+$
Match (rule="default"):
Saved attachment as quarantine/att-unnamed.txt-3cbcb76b.BW (294
bytes, digest
bd1083e34aeb80858038138a7be4fe6ceae28882b95ed479198a98ae27047f05).
Enforced policy: save
Replaced file name with: DEFANGED-1.txt
Writer (pos="1060"):
Set MIME info to: boundary="", charset="iso-8859-1",
disposition="inline", encoding="8bit", type="text/plain"
Total modifications so far: 1
The body of the plain text message is removed.
Can anybody tell me what I am doing wrong ?
Thanks
mark