Rick,
> the problem is that I would like internal clients to be into a bypass
> policy bank so that virus checks are bypassed.
> I tryed with default MYNETS policy bank.
> This does not work because I am using sendmail (And I need sendmail not
> postfix) and sendmail does not support XFORWARD extension.
> Is there a ways to bypass SMTP_AUTH users or internal network users to
> being virus checked by default ?
Is this a dual-sendmail setup or a milter setup?
amavisd-milter 1.3.* has a way of passing IP address and a
policy bank name to amavisd:
- Implemented AM.PDP request attribute policy_bank (amavisd-new
2.5.0 or higher is required). Currently SMTP_AUTH, SMTP_AUTH_<MECH>
and SMTP_AUTH<MECH>_<BITS> policy bank names are sent when the remote
client is authenticated.
With a dual sendmail setup, there should be a way to let sendmail
feed a message to an alternative 'mailer' based on some criteria
(e.g. mail submission), although I'm not that familiar with sendmail
to know how to do it.
My current amavisd code has the following feature:
- in the absence of a smtp client's IP address (normally received by XFORWARD
smtp command from Postfix, or in the 'client_address' attribute of AM.PDP),
parse the topmost one or two Received header fields and use the first
valid IP address found there; based on a suggestion by Richard Bishop;
which will probably fit your needs, to be able to load MYNETS policy bank.
Will be available with the next amavisd-new pre-release or RC.
> ...bypass SMTP_AUTH users or internal network users to
> being virus checked by default ?
You wouldn't want to do that.
Mark
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