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Avira GmbH Avira AntiVir MailGate 33
According to the result, the procedures are:
z if there is no match in the first list, the next list is checked.
z if there is no match in the second list either, the email is scanned.
z if there is a match in the ignore list, the email is not scanned.
z if there is a match in the scan list, the email is scanned.
The email addresses must have Perl-compatible regular expressions, such as:
/abc/
/^abc/
/xyz/i
/^abc@def\.tld/
Example:
/etc/avmailgate.ignore contains the following lines:
/^somebody@somewhere\.tld$/ SR
/^virus@firm/ R
/^abc@def.*\.tld/i
If the address is [e-mail], the email is not scanned.
If the recipient address is virus@firm*, the email is not scanned. In this case, the R
flag is optional:
/^virus@firm/ R is equal to /^virus@firm/.
When starting AntiVir MailGate, maillog will indicate whether the address filter
is active or not:
addressfilter is active
table order is: ignore,scan
or
addressfilter is not active
Filter
TableOrder
Scanning order of the filter table:
This option can be used only if AddressFilter is active (AddressFilter YES).
The possible parameters are:
FilterTableOrder scan,ignore
or
FilterTableOrder ignore,scan
SMTP
Greeting
Timeout
Defines the maximum timeout, in seconds, for receiving the greeting message
from the remote host (not in milter mode).
SMTPGreetingTimeout 300
SMTPHelo
Timeout
Defines the maximum timeout, in seconds, for receiving a reply to the SMTP HELO