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Jefferson Cowart wrote:
> I am running amavisd-new on my server as a Postfix content filter.
> (Version: 20030616p10) It detected a message sent to me as containing
> a virus. However I would like to be able to read that message as I
> know there is other legitimate content in it. How to I re-inject it
> into the mail queue?
Hi Jefferson
Had the same problem some time ago.
I solved it like that:
I changed quarantining to BSMTP format, this format has the advantage
that you can directly pipe it to a smtp server and it will send it as it
contains all the EHLO, RCPT FROM, MAIL TO, DATA commands with the . at
the end.
For checking the quarantine I just manually do a cat filename.bsmtp to
look into it.
I wrote a small script which accepts a .bsmtp file for release to the
mail queue, circumventing the amavis checker.
this just works like this for bsmtp:
cat "filename.bsmtp" | /usr/sbin/sendmail -bs
(remember, 'sendmail' is emulated by postfix...)
man sendmail
-bs Stand-alone SMTP server mode. Read SMTP commands
from standard input, and write responses to stan
dard output. In stand-alone SMTP server mode, UCE
restrictions and access controls are disabled by
default. To enable them, run the process as the
mail_owner user.
Works like a charm...
Hope this helps
Matt
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