> I am using clamAV with Evolution to screen incoming and outgoing messages. >
Why outgoing? Evo can't be spoofed into sending things like Outlook can, so why scan it for viruses? > Using a Message Filter, I "pipe to": > > "clamscan --quiet -" > > This returns a 0 or 1 result depending upon the scan result which can be > used by Evolution in a conditional filter sequence. > > For Outgoing Mail, I have two commands which follow: > > if returns 1 then > Move to Folder > virus-infected > Stop Processing > > Using a test virus (eicar), clamAV returns a "1" and the message is moved > to the "virus-infected" folder but the message continues to be sent. I have > also tried the "Delete" command but again, the message is transmitted. > > Is there some way to stop the message from being transmitted in a Message > Filter for Outgoing mail? No. The filter is applied after the message is sent - it's meant to be used to divert the saved 'Sent' message into different folders. It's been discussed on this list before. P. _______________________________________________ Evolution-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
