Thank you Robert. That was very prompt! Thank you for your"recipe". It
works perfectly like a charm. If only all "MX" have these installed, we
all will have a better Internet experience w/o all these virus, worms and
what have yous.
1 more question while we are at it... if I need to run the "procmailrc"
rules against my existing folders, how do I do it?
I am also learning new stuff with the capabilities of "procmail" and so
far I find that this is the easiest way to sort my mails and also control
spam;
## SPAM
:0:
* .*whoever.net
| $FORMAIL -A"X-Sorted: Bulk >> /dev/null
## SORT mails
:0:
* .*list1.com
| $FORMAIL -A"X-Sorted: Bulk >> $MAILDIR/list1
:0:
* .*list2.com
| $FORMAIL -A"X-Sorted: Bulk >> $MAILDIR/list2
:0:
* .*anyone.com
| $FORMAIL -A"X-Sorted: Bulk >> $MAILDIR/anyone
Did I use it correctly?
--Moonshi
On Mon, 7 Jan 2002, Robert Dege wrote:
Using something like this as a beginning recipe will help:
:0
* ^Content-Type: MULTIPART/MIXED
{
:0B
*^Content-Disposition: (attachment|inline);
*filename=\/".*\.(bat|bif|exe|pif|com|vbs|cpl|scr)"
/junk/Virus
}
-Rob
I have been using "postfix" for nearly 6 months and lately I have seen
an
increase on *.vbs, *.exe and other worms/virus-like attachments.
If there is an "antivirus-recipe" for procmail, please share it with us.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Mohsenruddin Moonshi
moonshi(_at_)moonshi(_dot_)com
On Sat, 5 Jan 2002, Cesar Suito wrote:
Dear Procmail Staff,
I have sendmail on my Mail Server, I want to know if I can filter
.exe,
.com,... attached files using Procmail.
Can I use it without ending sendmail process ?
Thanks and Best Regards
Cesar Suito
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