Re: [cpx] Junk Mail in CPX

[Jeff Carroll <jcarroll@xxxxxxxxx>]

You could do what I do, and don't enable ClamAV for users in CPX.  This 
way, they will never see the option in their control panel.  I then do a 
global clamav for everyone (Im actually using clamav as a milter).  For 
awhile I was creating a quarantine, but have yet to see ClamAV have a 
false positive - so I set the milter to deny the message (you could 
/dev/null).

Working great so far!


On Fri, 14 Jan 2005, Steve Yates wrote:
> 	That's what works for Signature plans and ClamAV's Quarantine.
> But it has to be done for each user manually.  (hint, hint... :)
>
> 	With ClamAV I was experimenting with having the server's
> procmailrc file call clamdscan and deliver all found viruses to
> /dev/null, as it did pre-CPX.  That would happen before the user's
> procmail/clamdscan takes effect, and presumably the user's scan won't
> find a virus the server scan missed a second earlier.  There's a wasted
> scan for the non-viral e-mail but it beats trying to maintain links for
> all users' Quarantine files.
>
> - Steve Yates
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