Thanks Nobunari,
This workaround looks like it will work.
I do like having the different filename prefixes for quarantined files,
though. I looked at the code, and it appears that
preprocess_policy_query() has no way of looking up (via SQL) a filename
based on content type and *_quarantine_method. So if you want to
quarantine to files, report to sql, and release them using AM.PDP,
*_quarantine_method must be set to 'local:%m' or 'local:%m.gz'. No
pre/post fixes allowed.
I couldn't figure out how to do SQL queries inside this function, but it
looks like around line 11164, right after:
"} else { # automatically guess a filename - simpleminded"
preprocess_policy_query() should lookup the content type from the msgs
table and apply the appropriate *_quarantine_method to the mail ID to
get a correct filename.
Can anyone give me insight into how to add sql queries to this part of
amavisd?
Thanks,
-Andrew
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Andrew A. Neuschwander
Nobunari Iemura wrote:
Hi,
In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
On Mon, 06 Feb 2006 13:57:55 -0700,
"Andrew A. Neuschwander" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm trying to use MailZu to view and release quarantined messages from
amavisd-new. I'm using version amavisd 2.3.3 and am reporting to sql (no
lookups or quarantine to sql). I cannot release messages, here is what
happens when I try.
MailZu says to amavisd over the AM.PDP port (9998):
In response and in the maillog, amavisd says:
policy_server FAILED: File /var/virusmails/aK0inFJMfqP2 does not exist
at (eval 40) line 286, <GEN3> line 6.
The correct file name is: /var/virusmails/banned-aK0inFJMfqP2, as per
the 2.3.0 release notes default. Is there a configuration option I
missed, or is this a bug in amavisd?
Insert the following to amavisd.conf
$banned_files_quarantine_method = 'local:%m';
$spam_quarantine_method = 'local:%m.gz';
and reload amavisd-new. Hope this helps.
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