Re: [AMaViS-user] No quarantine if /^worm\./?

Ralf,

> Is it possible not to quarantine the infected mail (and not to send an
> admin notification) whenever the virus name starts with Worm. ?
> That way my quarantine box would be almost empty, except for some real
> infected files my lusers were trying to send...

It is currently not possible to do it with off-the shelf code,
although turning off quarantine (or admin notification) if a virus name
matches some pattern can be achieved with a smallish hack.
I'll put it on a wish list.

On a related topic, speaking of virus admin notifications, a significant
reduction of notifications can be achieved by using the $newvirus_admin
(available in 2.2.1) and turning off the traditional $virus_admin
(this requires enabled db to achieve the desired effect).
See 2.2.1 release notes.

Taking a broader look, it is probably better to use separate
policy maps for internally-originating mail and all the rest.
The interesting admin notifications and virus quarantine
are mostly for internally originating mail, the other policy can
probably just disable both (or use only the $newvirus_admin).

Mark


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