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From: Mark M. <Mar...@ij...> - 2004-04-14 14:02:49
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Florian, | $viruses_that_fake_sender_re = new_RE(..., [qr/.*/ => 1]); | | With that, I hope to limit the risks of false notifies and DDOS attacks | using notifies. Everything seems to be okay, someone always gets notified | when a message is being dropped. However, there is one case no notification | is sent: when a local user sends a message with a virus attached to a remote | one. Sometimes, virus scanners have false alarms and then messages are | silently dropped that have no viruses. This is something that is not good. | Do you have any idea what could be tweaked on the above configuration to | limit that risk? - complain to virus scanner vendor when a scanner produces false positive (ClamAV sometimes does it - send them inappropriately qualified samples) - virus admin receives in the subject line a best guess IP address if the SMTP client, e.g. '...FROM <?@[211.159.91.69]>' A procedure can be devised to issue a warning if the IP address belongs to local networks. The true user e-mail address remains unknown. Mark |