On May 20, 2010, at 9:37 AM, Matt Hamilla wrote: > Im not using clamav, an isp of some of our clients does, and our domain is > blocked. I talked to their mail admin, he says his db is updating twice a > day. Google does not have our site listed as suspicious. Your program > shouldn't be blocking our emails.
ClamAV doesn't block emails. ClamAV detects things matching their antivirus signatures, and stuff like amavisd, or clamav-milter, or similar interface to the MTA uses that information (along with other info like SpamAssassin Bayesian analysis, SPF records, DomainKeys/DKIM signing, etc) to decide whether to block emails. > From google's safe browsing website: > What is the current listing status for mwrinc.com? > > This site is not currently listed as suspicious. > > I really need to get this resolved. It is clamav causing the problem unless > the other mail admin is lying to me. Hey, it's great that you both have opinions. Showing a bounce/DSN message and/or the precise mail system logs indicating what the problem is, will likely obtain better results than repeating opinions about what might be going on. Regards, -- -Chuck _______________________________________________ Help us build a comprehensive ClamAV guide: visit http://wiki.clamav.net http://www.clamav.net/support/ml
