On 24-Apr-09, at 7:39 AM, Jake Vickers <[email protected]> wrote:
Dnk wrote:
This message is being blocked because of clamav; I'm assuming you
added extra rules (using QTP), so it's being blocked there. You
can either add an entry in your tcp.smtp file for this server's IP
address so you can skip spam/virus processing, or you may be able
to add the domain to the simcontrol file - I doubt this will work,
but it would be interesting if you could add incoming domains to
it to skip processing, or you can remove the extra clam ruleset
that is blocking them. I think that's about all your options though.
What is the safest way to disable the av?
D
I would try the simscan method. I doubt it will work, but it only
takes a couple seconds to try.
Otherwise I think you'll either have to remove the clamav def that's
causing your false positives or allow them free reign in your
tcp.smtp.
On a side note, have you reported the FP to the maintainer of the
clamav definition?
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Thank you for the info Jake. This far I have not done anything as the
client wanted me to wait until today to deal with it (checking
something on their end).
D
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