Mark Martinec wrote:
Andrew,
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.
MailZu says to amavisd over the AM.PDP port (9998):
request=release
mail_id=aK0inFJMfqP2
secret_id=cfPfXFhav2nT
quar_type=F
recipient=<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
[...]
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.
MailZu should have supplied the:
mail_file=banned-aK0inFJMfqP2
in the release request, like amavisd-release does.
It already has all the information from SQL select,
so it should just pass the file information to amavisd.
Mark
Mark,
Sorry to be a pain, but I'm going to have to disagree for a couple reasons.
1) "mail_file=..." is described as optional in the README.protocol
document for releasing a message from quarantine. If this is incorrect,
the documentation needs correcting.
2) The filename prefix used by amavis, i.e. "banned-", is configurable
in the amavis config and NOT supplied in the SQL tables. The SQL
reporting tables (msgrcpt & msgs) only contain the mail_id for the
quarantined message. For MailZu to pass a correct "mail_file=" statement
to amavis, it would have to read the amavisd.conf file to learn the
correct configured prefix from the "*_quarantine_method" options. I
think this is unreasonable. It seems to me that it should be amavis' job
to know a messages filename based on the mail_id and the
*_quarantine_method options.
-Andrew
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