Matt,

> I'm using amavis-stats to get a nice graph of all mails....
> Probably it isn't able to distinguish like that...
> That's why I'd love to get rid of the banned logs if a virus is found.
> Or in other words: if the virus check doesn't find anything, THEN do
> banned checks.. That would be the best for me.. But I guess it isn't
> possible to 'reorder' those things easily?

I don't really know to what you are referring.

Here is an example from my log (2.3.3)
for a message, that was both infected and had a banned content:

amavis[3635]: (03635-07) Blocked INFECTED (W32/Netsky-Q),
 [...] [...] <...> -> <...>, quarantine: virus/5/59g3j+78tdeQ,
 Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, mail_id: 59g3j+78tdeQ, 

It only says INFECTED, it doesn't mention banned (although at higher log level
it is evident that banned was triggered too). Fix the log analyzer.

  Mark


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