Thats right John, amavis is the content_filter doing the filtering here.
You can edit something beneath /etc/amavis/conf.d/ to allow zips and or
exe's temporarily, as amavis has no decent quarantine by itself.
Something like Maia Mailguard does this, however this purpose Mailzu is
the product I would recommend...
http://www.mailzu.net/
Its a quarantine release method for amavis. Setup would be similar for
any php/mysql app, with the database being fed by amavis's sql
injection, present in later release of amavis (I think yours would be
late enough)
dave
John wrote:
I am not a good interpreter of log files but a search of the mail.log
came
up with the following line which would appear to be relevant:
amavis[3692]: (03692-04) Blocked BANNED (multipart/mixed |
image/jpeg,.exe,.exe-ms,FTLINK40.jpg), [ip number] <senders email
address>
-> <my email address>, quarantine: banned-A53A50k3vlJk, Message-ID: <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, mail_id: A53A50k3vlJk, Hits:
-, 3
9533 ms
which would tend to suggest that its amavis doing the rejecting but
I'm not
much closer to objective.
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