ProcMail^?

Steven Boger's simple interface to clamdscan

Using clamdscan directly from /etc/procmailrc without a special tool like amavis:

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# /etc/procmailrc 11/25/2005 Steven S. Boger
# Scan all incoming mail, add the virus name to the subject if
# one is found. make sure you have ScanMail, ScanArchive
# added to your clamd.conf

:0
VIRUS=| clamdscan --no-summary --stdout - | cut -d' ' -f2 -

:0
* VIRUS ?? !^OK
{
  :0
  SUBJECT=| egrep '^Subject:' - | sed -e 's/Subject: //' -
  :0 fw
  | formail -i"Subject: [VIRUS: ${VIRUS}] ${SUBJECT}"
}
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-- LucaGibelli - 14 Nov 2006

I use this in my /etc/procmailrc (combined clamav/SpamAssassin check, remove spamc if you don't use it):

DROPPRIVS=yes

:0cW
|clamdscan --no-summary --stdout -
CLAMAV_CODE=$?
:0
* CLAMAV_CODE ?? 1
/dev/null

:0fhw
|spamc
:0:
* ^X-Spam-Status: Yes
$HOME/spam

-- RickieK - 20 Dec 2007

SoftlabsAV^? mail filter using clamscan

A complete procmail-based solution that identifies viruses, phishings and possible phishings using clamscan in addition to its own mechanisms is SoftlabsAV^?, available at http://softlabsav.softlabs.net/

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