Dennis Peterson wrote: > Nigel Horne wrote: >>>>> I'm trying to use whitelist with clamav-milter. >>>>> I have a question - is it possible to whitelist some domains >>> (not e-mails) >>>>> and skip virus checking for mail that come to these domains? >>>>> Unfortunately I can't find any examples/descriptions of whitelist >>>>> file. >>>> You can't have looked that far, try "man clamav-milter". >>> I started from that place :-) >>> >>> Man page says "This option specifies a file which contains a list of >>> e-mail addresses." But I can't find any information abot format of this >>> file and about ways of defining domains (not addresess). >> >> It tells you the format of the file: it's a list of e-mail addresses! > > This has become rather circular. The question was how to whitelist a > domain. To whitelist Boeing.com, for example, would you enter 750,000 > individual email addresses or add boeing.com, or @boeing.com, or > [EMAIL PROTECTED] The man page suggests a list of 750,000 email addresses or > nothing. Maybe there is no practical way to whitelist a large domain > given the synchronization issues, in which case the answer is 'there is > no practical way to whitelist a domain'. The man page offers no solution. > > dp > _______________________________________________ > http://lurker.clamav.net/list/clamav-users.html >
In clamav-milter.c, it appears that the function isWhitelisted matches on an email address, not a domain or wildcard characters. It's noted in the function comments as a TODO item. It seems to me that you could make the change there and submit the code back to the project. -- Steve _______________________________________________ http://lurker.clamav.net/list/clamav-users.html
