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Peter,
> We use this for quarantines:
> $virus_quarantine_method = 'local:virus/virus-%b-%i-%n';
> $spam_quarantine_method = 'local:spam/spam-%b-%i-%n';
>
> We would like to insert a domain-based directory level below
> spam and virus, like this:
> /var/virusmails/spam/domain1/spam-%b-%i-%n
> /var/virusmails/spam/domain2/spam-%b-%i-%n
> /var/virusmails/virus/domain1/virus-%b-%i-%n
> /var/virusmails/virus/domain2/virus-%b-%i-%n
If there are not many subdomains, you can provide
each with its own entry in %local_delivery_aliases,
and use spam_quarantine_to lookups to map subdomain
to a local_delivery_alias. A bit clumsy, I admit.
> An even better quarantine structure for us would be like this, with
> the date in the directory name:
> /var/virusmails/spam/domain1/20041222/spam-%b-%i-%n
> /var/virusmails/spam/domain2/20041222/spam-%b-%i-%n
> /var/virusmails/virus/domain1/20041222/virus-%b-%i-%n
> /var/virusmails/virus/domain2/20041222/virus-%b-%i-%n
You will need to provide an additional entry in %local_delivery_aliases
(or modify existing one), and make it more sophisticated, based
on information hanging off the $MSGINFO object. It is a bit messy,
but doable.
> Is it possible to do one or both of the above?
> I would much prefer not having to change anything other than
> amavisd.conf if possible.
A much cleaner approach is to let MTA deal with how and where
to store 'quarantined' (actually, just tagged and passed) messages.
See:
http://www.ijs.si/software/amavisd/amavisd-new-docs.html#addrext
Mark
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