Qmail-Scanner 2.00 officially out!

Download from http://qmail-scanner.sf.net/

Some of the major changes made since 1.25 follows (for a full list, see
http://qmail-scanner.sf.net/CHANGES):

* Updated nod32

* added 30sec timeout to spamc - some people have experienced long hangs on spamd
(nothing to do with Q-S), and ended up with spamc processes left lying about.
This should limit such issues

* NAME CHANGE.
The spool directory into which Qmail-Scanner is installed is now /var/spool/qscand.
This is to reflect (or force that you need to re-evaluate all your settings as
some pretty fundamental changes
have been made

* NEW FEATURE.
Starting to include concepts from Salvatore Toribio "st" patch to add spam quarantining
features to Q-S. If you set "--sa-quarantine X" (where "X" is a positive number),
then if SA tags a message as having a score higher than "required_hits" plus "X",
that message will be quarantined into a new maildir "./spam/" and not delivered to
the end-user (also no-one is notified). e.g. for "--sa-quarantine 5", a score of 10/5
would cause the message to be quarantined into maildir "./spam/" instead of being delivered.
A message with a score of 7/5 would be tagged as SPAM and delivered as per
older versions. Note
that this is a serious step to take. It means a false match ends up with no-one being notified
and the e-mail effectively "blackholes". You can use your old Q-S logs of previous
"tagged-only" mail to go through to prove to yourself that the "sa-quarantine" value you are
going to use won't result in lost e-mail. DISABLED by default

* BIG CHANGE
Some features that were hard-wired into the main body of Q-S have been moved into
quarantine-events.txt where they should have been all along. This makes it possible to
change settings without reconfiguring the main body of qmail-scanner-queue.pl.
You will need to rewrite any rules you had in place within the old quarantine-
attachments.txt into the new format quarantine-events.txt One of these changes allows
you to block zero-length attachments at last ("any" length is now represented by "-1"
instead of "0"). LET ME SAY THAT AGAIN!!! "0" NOW MEANS "0" - IT USED TO
MEAN "ANY"!!!!

* Added support for decoding encoded attachment filenames and Subject: headers
by calling MIME::Base64. Now that's been done, you must reference "normalized"
filenames or strings in quarantine-attachments.txt and Q-S will catch them even if they
are encoded. Enabled by default, but as I'm not sure how many bad implementations of
MIME encoding there are, it can be disabled. Disable via the "--normalize 0" ./configure
option - and tell me if it starts blocking valid mail...
I am also concerned about people running broken syslog servers, and how they handle
8bit chars showing up. Please keep an eye on this feature.

Existing users: please read the documentation included in the package again to see if
anything has changed that might affect you. Also take another look at the contrib directory,
there may be things you'd find useful in there too. Obviously all this goes for new users too!

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Cheers

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