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On Wed, Jun 05, 2002 at 06:58:31PM -0400, Dave C. wrote:
| Subject says it all.
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| I have a need to do this. If anyone has done it I would love if they
| would share their hackery.
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| If not then I guess I will try it on my own.
I haven't done it, but does your AV thingy work like a UNIX filter?
If so it is quite simple to plug your own together. Both SA-exim and
exiscan allow you to specify whatever file you want as the scanner
program. With exiscan you specify a pattern that will be matched on
stdout for "bad" messages. With SA-exim you make the score in the
X-Spam-Status header higher than the threshold you've configured. To
glue SA and AV together, just make a script that first pipes the
message to one (probably the AV) and if it's bad, output the necessary
"magic" for the local_scan to reject it. If it's not bad, pipe it
through the other and output the necessary "magic". I don't think
that an inefficient implementation would take very long to knock
together.
HTH,
-D
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