
Configuration
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Actions have priority over spam filter settings in avmailgate.conf
(with the exception of blacklists/whitelists). Multiple actions can
be defined for each address:
•
blacklist - email is treated as spam
•
whitelist - email is treated as clean
•
block_spam - email is blocked if it has been classified as spam
•
block_dangerous_attachment
- email is blocked if it has a dangerous attachment
•
block_dangerous_alert - email is blocked if it contains
a dangerous alert
•
block_dangerous_iframe
- email is blocked if it has a dangerous IFRAME
•
tag_spam - email is tagged if it has been classified as spam
•
tag_dangerous_attachment
- email is tagged if it has a dangerous attachment
•
tag_dangerous_alert - email is tagged if it contains a dangerous alert
•
tag_dangerous_iframe - email is tagged if it contains
a dangerous IFRAME
Example for
/etc/avira/asmailgate.except:
/^spam@somewhere\.tld$/i blacklist
of the spam check.
Actions can also be disabled. Example:
• in /etc/avira/avmailgate.conf:
SpamAction BLOCK
• in /etc/avira/asmailgate.except:
/^me@here\.tld$/i r !block_spam
Spam is not blocked for the specified recipient address.
r is the flag for recipient. It means that the specified address should not be
compared with the sender address but with the recipient address.
In the default setting (without the flag r) the address is compared with the sender
address.
A further example:
• in /etc/avira/avmailgate.conf:
DangerousAttachmentAction TAG
DangerousIFrameAction TAG
• in /etc/avira/asmailgate.except:
/^me@here\.tld$/i r !tag_dangerous_attachment
!tag_dangerous_iframe
DangerousAttachment emails and DangerousIFrame emails are not tagged.
The status “DangerousOutbreak” has a higher priority than entries in blacklists
and whitelists. In the case of a “DangerousOutbreak” blacklists and whitelists are
not checked.
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