::http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg13511.html ::Where is says [EMAIL PROTECTED] in the above document, use [EMAIL PROTECTED] ::Also, I had to change a few things to fet this to work for me, like the ::locations of the binaries, and the X-Spam-Status header name, etc.
I also have a more up to date version of the clamscan wrapper shell that is listed in the archives. It is available from http://mail.ala.net/spam/ It uses clamdscan/clamd now instead of just clamdscan... It isn't terribly secure, but does work... There was some talk about having it included in the clamscan distro in the contrib section but I don't know if the developers have done that yet. As an aside, you don't _have_ to have the QMAILQUEUE patch to run qmail-scanner. You can simply copy the old qmail-queue application out of the way to something like qmail-queue.orig and modify the source of the qmail-scanner app to find the original version of qmail-queue to hand off to and just name the qmail-scanner app to be qmail-queue. This method does not allow you to be selective on what you scan, like the QMAILQUEUE patch method allows however. Just some clarification on that. Tom Walsh Network Administrator http://www.ala.net/
