On Wed, Aug 04, 2004 at 02:04:08PM +0100, Nuno Miguel Pais Fernandes wrote: > Hello, > > I've read this ML and discovered a thread about per-user antivirus, but > is said that it requires 2 machines. > > I want to setup in one machine per-user antivirus, meaning that some > users have clamav and other users have comercial antivirus. > > I've thought of using ip alias and using diferent tcpserver and > QMAILQUEUE env variables acording to each interface, like: > > eth0 -> tcpserver without QMAILQUEUE > eth0:1 -> tcpserver with QMAILQUEUE (comercial antivirus) > eth0:2 - > tcpserver with QMAILQUEUE (clamav) > > qmail @ eth0 uses mailHost to send each user's email to the correct > qmail server > qmail @ (eth0:1 && eth0:2) treats all mail as local and delivers it > after scanning. > > I would need 2 ldap servers, one with mailHost attribute ( used @ eth0) > and the other without ( used @ eth0:1 and eth0:2). > > Can anyone figure out if it works?
You need only on ldap server but at least 2 qmail installations. Then you can configure two different control/me and use control/ldapclusterhost -- or whatever it was called -- to make the scanning work. You can then use two different QMAILQUEUE and qmail-scanner version for the comercial/non-comercial scanner. At first sight I think this should work but I never tried something like this. -- :wq Claudio
