Paolo Cravero as2594 wrote:
One update, still hoping for answers!
Setting in /etc/amavisd.conf the following
@bypass_virus_checks_maps = ( [ 'domain.com' ] );
works and lets viruses through. Still, the amavisBypassVirusChecks
content is ignored. I tried with Y, 1, true. Both with and without
@bypass_virus_checks_maps commented out and not.
Setting amavisBypassSpamChecks just on LDAP works, though! I tried
playing with the code around line 7099 with no success.
Help... Help... !!
Paolo
Hi,
I am playing with LDAP profiling for my users, either by domain or by
recipient address. I need to set a domain as "virus lover", but can't
seem to be able to do that.
The LDAP entry looks like this:
dn: uid=amavis_as2594,ou=schiavi,ou=prova,o=c.it, c=IT
amavisVirusLover: 1
amavisBypassVirusChecks: 1
amavisMessageSizeLimit: 10240000
mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
objectClass: top
objectClass: person
objectClass: organizationalPerson
objectClass: inetorgperson
objectClass: amavisAccount
uid: amavis_as2594
givenName: Users
sn: as2594
cn: Users as2594 for AMAVIS
Then I followed the process both on the LDAP server (that correctly
returns one entry) and on amavisd-new machine:
Feb 1 11:02:39 psis-q2 (07283-03) lookup (local_domains) => true,
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" matches, result="1",
matching_key="(constant:1)"
Feb 1 11:02:39 psis-q2 amavis[7283]: (07283-03) query_keys:
[EMAIL PROTECTED], pcravero, @domain.com, @.domain.com, @.net,
@.
Feb 1 11:02:39 psis-q2 amavis[7283]: (07283-03) lookup_ldap
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]", query keys: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]", "pcrav
ero", "@domain.com", "@.domain.com", "@.com", "@.", base: c=it, filter:
(&(objectClass=amavisAccount)(mail=%m))
Feb 1 11:02:39 psis-q2 amavis[7283]: (07283-03) lookup_ldap: searching
base="c=it", scope="sub", filter="(&(objectClass=amav
isAccount)(|([EMAIL PROTECTED])(mail=pcravero)([EMAIL PROTECTED])([EMAIL PROTECTED])([EMAIL PROTECTED])([EMAIL PROTECTED])))"
Feb 1 11:02:39 psis-q2 amavis[7283]: (07283-03)
lookup_ldap([EMAIL PROTECTED]) matches,
result=(amavismessagesizelimit=>"10240000",
mail=>"[EMAIL PROTECTED]", amavisbypassviruschecks=>"1",
amavisviruslover=>"1")
Feb 1 11:02:39 psis-q2 amavis[7283]: (07283-03)
lookup_ldap_attr(amavismessagesizelimit) "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
result=(10240000)
Feb 1 11:02:39 psis-q2 amavis[7283]: (07283-03) lookup
(message_size_limit) => true, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" matches, result=
"10240000", matching_key="amavismessagesizelimit=>"10240000",
mail=>"[EMAIL PROTECTED]", amavisbypassviruschecks=>"1",
amavisviruslover=>"1""
So far so good. LPAP query was OK and apparently all parameters were
recognized. Then:
Feb 1 11:02:39 psis-q2 amavis[7283]: (07283-03)
lookup_ldap_attr(amavisbypassviruschecks) "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" result=(0)
Feb 1 11:02:39 psis-q2 amavis[7283]: (07283-03) lookup
(bypass_virus_checks) => false, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" matches,
result="0", matching_key="/cached/"
The result was "1", but then it becomes "0", message is scanned for
viruses and quarantined. I was using test-messages shipped with
amavisd-new.
The behavior is unchanged with or without amavisLocal set to 1/true.
Also tried with "1" or "true" on amavisBypassVirusChecks and
amavisVirusLover.
/etc/amavisd.conf is set to quarantine viruses/spam/badheaders to SQL.
Moreover "@local_domains_maps = ( 1 );".
What am I doing wrong? TIA,
Paolo
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