> > - Also, is there a place to customize the message body (and possibly
> > headers) for these notifications ("warnings?")?
>
> They are placed within amavis as templates. Which platform do you run
> amavis
> on?
I have more than one - I see debian seems to have template files under
/etc/amavis/en_US/ though I don't see a template for the banned
extensions
notification, but that system is not producing said notifications.
On the RedHat side of things (2.10.1 installed from EPEL), I don't
find
those templates and this is where the banned extension notification
goes out
to everyone (local or not) no matter what I do. That package puts some
things in /usr/share/doc/amavisd-new-2.10.1 but I find no templates
there. I
even did this using the first line of text from the notification
message:
Take a look at %notify_sender_templ_by_ccat in the amavisd perl file:
%notify_sender_templ_by_ccat = ( # bounce templates
CC_VIRUS, sub { cr('notify_virus_sender_templ') },
CC_BANNED, sub { cr('notify_virus_sender_templ') },
#historical reason
CC_SPAM, sub { cr('notify_spam_sender_templ') },
CC_CATCHALL, sub { cr('notify_sender_templ') },
);
Then follow notify_virus_sender_templ and you will find a function
read_l10n_templates, which refers to list of files (templates) that are
read
among whom dir/template-virus-sender.txt seems to be what you are
looking for.
Turns out in the RedHat install type, the templates are included at the
end of the amavisd source file itself. But they point to
README.customize, which explains that you may use your own template by
setting them in amavisd.conf
I found that setting up $notify_virus_sender_templ in amavisd.conf
works.
But what is $notify_sender_templ for? What notifications use that
variable?
