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Customization of postmaster replies

Mygent
I was told that it would be possible to configure the postmaster replies in ASL ver. 3 (e.g. translate the SMTP proxy's response to a virus-infected email).

Is this possible?
Which file(s) should I edit?

Thanks in advance!


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    look in /var/chroot-smtp/etc/exiscanv2.cf-default and locate the $sender_notification_text setting.

    You can change the "sender" response there.

    The notification sent to the postmaster is hardwired in /var/chroot-smtp/bin/exiscanv2.pl

    /tom
  • 0 in reply to tom_01
    Thanks alot!

    I found the setting. But is there any limitations (variable length etc.)? I've made a Danish translation of the reply followed by the original reply. But now ASL seems to ignore viruses (that is, deliver virus-infected emails without scanning and quarantining them).

    ASL has been restartet completely, and there are no error messages etc.
  • 0 in reply to Mygent
    then you made an error there.  [:)] 

    post the lines you changed here and I'll correct them  [:)]
  • 0 in reply to tom_01
    Hi,

    I've changed the following lines:

    $fromaddress=$postmaster;

    $sender_notification_text = "return \"Din email til \@to vedrørende '\$subject' var inficeret med en virus, eller har andet skadeligt indhold. Emailen er derfor ikke blevet leveret til modtageren.\n\n Nedenfor ser du resultatet af virusscanningen. Hvis du har spørgsmål, er du meget velkommen til at kontakte os på adressen \$postmaster.\n\n\n-----------------------\nAn EMail directed to you, with subject '\$subject',\nfrom \$from, contained a virus or other harmful co... 

    $notification_footer = "return \"\n\n---- \nTabulex ApS - Tel. +45 7023 1415\"";

    Thanks again!
  • 0 in reply to Mygent
    Hmm that looks correct  [:)] 

    Can you look into /var/log/mail while sending a virus and post the output here ? Thanks.

    Also try "ps axf" to see if the exiscanv2.pl processes are running.

    /tom
  • 0 in reply to tom_01
    Here are the logging after posting a virus-infected email.

    Jul  9 14:22:59 wall1 exiscanv2[1154]: 17Ru19-0000oI-00 F: T:spam@mygent.dk R:clean, marked for dequeue
    Jul  9 14:23:01 wall1 exim[3153]: 2002-07-09 14:23:01 17Ru19-0000oI-00 => spam@mygent.dk R=lookuphost T=remote_smtp H=mail1.hostingservice2.dk [130.228.0.21]
    Jul  9 14:23:01 wall1 exim[3153]: 2002-07-09 14:23:01 17Ru19-0000oI-00 Completed

    The /bin/exiscanv2.pl is running.

    Any ideas?
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  • 0 in reply to tom_01
    Here are the logging after posting a virus-infected email.

    Jul  9 14:22:59 wall1 exiscanv2[1154]: 17Ru19-0000oI-00 F: T:spam@mygent.dk R:clean, marked for dequeue
    Jul  9 14:23:01 wall1 exim[3153]: 2002-07-09 14:23:01 17Ru19-0000oI-00 => spam@mygent.dk R=lookuphost T=remote_smtp H=mail1.hostingservice2.dk [130.228.0.21]
    Jul  9 14:23:01 wall1 exim[3153]: 2002-07-09 14:23:01 17Ru19-0000oI-00 Completed

    The /bin/exiscanv2.pl is running.

    Any ideas?
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