Hey,
Hope someone can help with me....
I'm on CentOS5 with Plesk 8.3. I installed Clamav, qmail-scanner, and maildrop last night via atomic's yum. Everything seems to work OK, except for my Spam gets tagged twice. I have the spamassasin addon in plesk as well. What is the best way to stop spam being tagged twice?
Do I need to remove the psa-spamassasin or can it just be turned off?
Also, I tried sending a test virus. ClamAV catched it , but I didnt get an email or a notification I had received an email containing a virus. Nothing. Any ideas?
Thank you,
spam tagged twice and no emails about virus
Me too, I have qmail-scanner on 2 machines, but whatever I set in the ini, only "admin" is working. What is causing this ?
I've looked into /var/qmail/bin/qmail-scanner-queue.pl and the notify is configured correctly, but still no message for recips.
Is it possible it interference with something else ?
Regards,
Bart
Edit: I found this in the FAQ:
What's this "--local-domains" option do?. This is only ever referred to if you have configured Q-S to send notifications to recipients (by default it only notifies senders and admin). If a virus is email'ed to a mailing-list, and notifications to recipients is enabled, then you end up spamming the list with these notices - something I am horrified at. To this end I've introduced the "--local-domains" concept where now only recipients containing the domains mentioned will receive notifications. This will go a long way to limiting damage. In general, try to avoid sending notifications to recipients. Place the onus on fixing the problem where it belongs - the sender.
So, if you want to use the local-domains, you'll have to add:
--local-domains $LOCALDOMAINS \
to /usr/share/qmail-scanner/qmail-scanner-reconfigure.psa
Then add:
LOCALDOMAINS="domain1,domain2" # Set this list to your local domains, separated by a comma "domain1,domain2,domain3"
to /etc/qmail-scanner.ini
Last run the reconfigure script
It would be better to read the list from /var/qmail/control/rcpthosts, but the list must be separated by a comma. A grep-script would be nicer, and included in the configure.psa-script.
EDIT 2: Found a better solution, will start a new thread with Mods
I've looked into /var/qmail/bin/qmail-scanner-queue.pl and the notify is configured correctly, but still no message for recips.
Is it possible it interference with something else ?
Regards,
Bart
Edit: I found this in the FAQ:
What's this "--local-domains" option do?. This is only ever referred to if you have configured Q-S to send notifications to recipients (by default it only notifies senders and admin). If a virus is email'ed to a mailing-list, and notifications to recipients is enabled, then you end up spamming the list with these notices - something I am horrified at. To this end I've introduced the "--local-domains" concept where now only recipients containing the domains mentioned will receive notifications. This will go a long way to limiting damage. In general, try to avoid sending notifications to recipients. Place the onus on fixing the problem where it belongs - the sender.
So, if you want to use the local-domains, you'll have to add:
--local-domains $LOCALDOMAINS \
to /usr/share/qmail-scanner/qmail-scanner-reconfigure.psa
Then add:
LOCALDOMAINS="domain1,domain2" # Set this list to your local domains, separated by a comma "domain1,domain2,domain3"
to /etc/qmail-scanner.ini
Last run the reconfigure script
It would be better to read the list from /var/qmail/control/rcpthosts, but the list must be separated by a comma. A grep-script would be nicer, and included in the configure.psa-script.
EDIT 2: Found a better solution, will start a new thread with Mods