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Hello
is anybody out there? ...to answer my question. Thank's!
Hi Joe
thank's for the answer. I tried your procmailrc and it doesn't work. With this now, it works:
/etc/procmailrc looks like:
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LOGFILE="/var/log/procmail.log"
VERBOSE=off
DROPPRIVS=yes
DEFAULT=$HOME/Maildir/
ORGMAIL=$HOME/Maildir/
:0fw
| /usr/bin/spamassassin
:0
* ^X-Spam-Status: Yes
$HOME/Maildir/.spam/
:0cW
|clamdscan --no-summary --stdout -
CLAMAV_CODE=$?
:0
* CLAMAV_CODE ?? 1
/dev/null
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With this, it will move all SPAM in the users maildir folder spam. Virus Mails are sent to /dev/null.
You need to "touch /var/log/procmail.log" to get the logger of procmail working.
The rest i installed like you wrote. FYI, i use debian etch.
Thank's again and best regards
Steve
Hey Steve,
Thanks for the update, and a nice example procmailrc.
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Hey Steve,
It is separate from Virtualmin, and found in the relevant Webmin modules--and not entirely intuitive in the case of AV.
You'll first want to make sure you're using Procmail to deliver mail--you can set that in the Postfix module in Webmin. That's in the Local Delivery page, the field labeled "External command to use instead of mailbox delivery"
For spam, install the SpamAssassin package for your platform, if it isn't already.
Then browse to the Webmin SpamAssassin module, and use the Procmail Spam Delivery page to determine what to do with spam.
Finally, for AV, you'll need to install clamav packages. If you use one of the platforms we support, you can grab them from our repository...if not, you'll need to locate packages for your OS somewhere.
Finally, you'll need to add another rule to the procmailrc to run mail through clamscan or clamdscan. Something like the rules I gave in this thread should do it:
http://www.virtualmin.com/forums/general-discussion/clamav.html
So, technically, I should probably point out that only spam filtering is really configurable in a sane way in Virtualmin GPL. It can all be done within Webmin (except maybe configuring clamdscan--though I've built an initscript package for it, that should work fine, if you're on one of our supported CentOS/RHEL versions), but clam is a bitch to deal with, regardless. procmail can be intimidating, as well.
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