Nigel Horne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Man clamav-milter and look for the handling of sendmail variables within
template files.
*DUH!* Sorry.
Relevant section of man page is excerpted below for others :-)
--template-file=file -t file
File points to a file whose contents is sent as the warning
mes-
sage whenever a virus is intercepted. Occurances of %v
within
the file is replaced with the message returned from clamd,
which
includes the name of the virus. The %v string can be
escaped
thus, \%v, to send the string %v. Any occurance of
strings in
dollar signs are replaced with the appropriate
sendmail-vari-
able, e.g. ${if_addr}$. If the -t option is not given,
cla-
mav-milter defaults to a hardcoded message.
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