High-Performance E-Mail Virus Scanner
Amavisd-new is a high-performance interface between mailer (MTA) and
content checkers: virus scanners or SpamAssassin. It talks to the MTA
via (E)SMTP, LMTP. It works with the
following MTAs:
- postfix
- sendmail (sendmail-milter)
- exim
- Developed at server:mail
- Sources inherited from project openSUSE:Factory
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Filename | Size | Changed |
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activate_virus_scanner.diff | 0000001175 1.15 KB | |
amavisd-new-rpmlintrc | 0000000312 312 Bytes | |
amavisd-new.changes | 0000043855 42.8 KB | |
amavisd-new.spec | 0000006617 6.46 KB | |
amavisd-new.tar.bz2 | 0000769300 751 KB | |
rc.amavis | 0000004303 4.2 KB | |
sysconfig.amavis | 0000000571 571 Bytes |
Revision 29 (latest revision is 81)
Sascha Peilicke (saschpe)
accepted
request 82113
from
Peter Varkoly (varkoly)
(revision 29)
- update to 2.7.0 With a synergy of four solutions, using amavisd-new in a pre-queue filtering setup became a sensible / better behaved solution: - old helper programs amavis.c and amavis-milter.c are no longer distributed with the package, along with the whole helper-progs subdirectory. As a milter client please use the more modern 'amavisd-milter' package by Petr Rehor, available at http://sourceforge.net/projects/amavisd-milter/ - the "smtpd_proxy_options=speed_adjust" Postfix option, available since Postfix 2.7.0 (20091101), improves decoupling between SMTP clients and a content filter in a proxy setup, reducing the number of content filtering processes needed for the same mail load. With this option turned on, a Postfix SMTP server receives the entire message before connecting to a before-queue content filter; - a master_deadline option and its API equivalent, available in SpamAssassin since version 3.3.0, allows for time limiting on lengthy rules checking, while still providing results when a time limit is exceeded; this makes it more suitable for time-sensitive setups like a pre-queue filtering setup; - reworked sub-task time limiting in amavisd, along with its counterpart solution in SpamAssassin, makes it better suited to a real-time nature of pre-queue filtering setups, where one has no control over how long SMTP clients are willing to wait at the data-end stage; - a re-purposed command line option 'reload' now does a warm restart, keeping sockets available to an MTA client at all times, thus reducing a chance that an MTA would even notice a content filter's warm restart.
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