On Wed, 2004-05-19 at 15:59, Phil Anderson wrote: > Anyone here using clamav-milter with FC2? My setup was working > perfectly with FC1, but since upgrading to FC2 clamav/sendmail is > having problems. If mails don't have viruses, it is all sweet. If a > mail has a virus, it gets nasty. Basically, the message gets blocked, > but the normal warning message to the recipent & postmaster dont' get > sent. This is what ends up in my maillog: > > May 19 17:37:08 harry sendmail[3820]: i4J7b7u0003820: SYSERR(root): out > of memory: Cannot allocate memory > > My system has heaps of memory free, so I don't think that's the problem. > > Should this go into redhat's bugzilla under sendmail? Or fedora-us's > bugzilla under clamav? > > Thanks, > Phil Sounds like a good default behavior to me. If you really want to enable it, look in /etc/sysconfig/clamav-milter and get rid of the --quiet flag. Remember that alot of virus' use faked From: addresses so notifying the 'sender' is a useless thing, and in most cases generates spam. I haven't used Windows to send email in years, yet I get several "Norton AV found: <foo!> in an email from you..." almost daily from people that I do not know. -- Chris Kloiber
