Samuel wrote:
> My issue with adding a unique code to the save and drop, is that I also
> drop certain types of attachments and want to alert the user that those
> attachments are prohibited. Right now, I see no way to add an indicator
> to the message or have a seperate virus specific message that could be
> looked for via procmail when it is a virus.
>
> Samuel
>
> Mark Janssen wrote:
>
>
>>Samuel wrote:
>>
>>
>>>I know an idea was brought up about doing a header info, and it was
>>>shown that you can not do that in a stream, however, it would be nice
>>>if data returned from the virus scanning script could be embedded in a
>>>message (add a few more variables that are parsed).
>>>
>>>My thought is things like the anomy-filescan-result data. This way the
>>>virus found could be inserted, and if someone wished, a unique code
>>>could be done to allow easier parsing, without messing up a normal
>>>drop message.
>>>
>>>Another thought is to add a VIRUS message type, functions as a drop
>>>but with virus specific as attachments can be dropped for other
>>>reasons (just not valid types, not always a virus).
>>>
>>>Samuel
>>>
>>
>>What I did was adding a unique code to the msg_file_save and
>>msg_file_drop messages. This code is then seen by procmail, and procmail
>>then trashes the emails (I use it because some of my users get mass
>>mailed by virii).
>>I must say adding a header with the virus name is a nice idea (even
>>including the virus name in the msg_file_* messages would be good). The
>>header might be a problem because of Anomy's structure but I think
>>placing the virusscan output in msg_file_* could be done without too
>>many problems.
>>
>>Regards,
>>Mark Janssen
>>http://www.givemehelp.co.uk/
>>
>>
I drop virii, and I save exe, scr, etc. files. As you can set a seperate
message/ID for drop and save, it works perfectly.
Regards,
Mark Janssen
http://www.givemehelp.co.uk/