Below is the list of file types I drop on sight, its mostly the same stuff
that Microsoft configure Outlook (not Express) to block as well.
# Rule 1: Delete harmful attachments (.exe, etc.)
#
file_list_1_scanner = 0
file_list_1_policy = drop
file_list_1 = (?i)(winmail\.dat
file_list_1 += |\.([23]86|ad[ep]|ba[st]|c(hm|md|om|pl|rt)|class|d(ll|rv)
file_list_1 += |exe|fot|h(lp|ta|tt)|in[fs]|isp|job|js|js(e)|lnk|md[betz]
file_list_1 += |mht|ms[cipt]|o(cx|vl)|pcd|pif|ppa|qtx|reg|rom|sys|sh[bs]
file_list_1 += |sc[rft]|url|vb|vb[esx]|wll|wiz|wsc|wsf|wsh|wpm|xl[al])
file_list_1 += (\.g?z|z.bz\d?)*)$
HTH,
Adam Harper
IT Technician
Lymington Precision Engineers Co. Ltd.
-----Original Message-----
From: David [mailto:59447@xyz.molar.is]
Sent: 23 October 2002 16:27
To: 59397@xyz.molar.is
Subject: [anomy-list]: Anomy and Macs
Dear gurus,
Anomy is up and running:) I have read the manual and the recommendation to
use "defang" as a default policy. My problem is that I have a lot of mac
users (including myself) on my system. Mac OS doesn't use a file extension
to file names, so I need to set the default policy to: accept
My question is if someone got a nice conf file with all kinds of bad stuff
to block? Right now it looks like this:
file_list_1 = (?i)(winmail.dat)|
file_list_1 +=
(\.(exe|com|vb[se]|dll|ocx|cmd|bat|pif|lnk|hlp|ms[ip]|reg|sct|in
file_list_1 += |asd|cab|sh[sb]|scr|cpl|chm|ws[fhc]|hta|vcd|vcf|eml|nws))$
file_list_1_policy = drop
file_list_1_scanner = 0
Blue skies,
/David