- Update to 4.36.4
Removed file(s):
- files/patch-lib:MailScanner:Message.pm
ChangeLog:
* New Features and Improvements *
- Improved URL trimming in phishing net.
- Various improvements and fixes in phishing net.
- Added support for RedHat Enterprise Linux 4.
- Added check for Password-Protected Archives setting when using clamavmodule.
- Added support for "fast" parameter to all installation scripts.
This reduces all waits to 1 second, greatly speeds installation!
- Improved logging when there are too many attachments.
- Added message ID to log of phishing attempts.
- Added autoupdater for Panda.
- Added %variables% to text and HTML report messages, so the email "signature"
added to the end of each report is customised centrally from
MailScanner.conf. This currently uses %org-long-name% and %web-site%.
- Added upgrade_languages_conf script to automate upgrading of
the languages.conf file in whatever translation directory you use.
* Fixes *
- Fixed outstanding problem in bitdefender-autoupdate, so that it works
properly on new installations.
- Fixed logging problem with phishing net on a few malformed messages.
- Removed /var/tmp files from MailScanner-MIME-Base64 rpm build.
- Fixed problem in Vexira parser.
- Fixed problem where All-Viruses would cause every problem to be silent.
PR: ports/75127
Submitted by: Jan-Peter Koopmann <j.koopmann@seceidos.de>
Changelog:
* New Features and Improvements *
- Added install.sh script for tar distribution which builds all Perl modules,
tnef decoder and MailScanner automatically.
- Added configuration option "Dangerous Content Scanning" to allow you to
disable all the content scanning except for the virus scanning.
- Added support for Vexira virus scanner.
- Implemented support for F-Secure 4.61.
- Implemented support for Nod32 2.01. If you are still running 1.99, you
will need to edit /etc/MailScanner/virus.scanners.conf.
- Reports can now contain %variables% such as %org-name%.
- Changed default installation location of Bitdefender to /opt/bdc.
- Upgraded tnef to latest release from sourceforge.
- Moved ExtUtils::MakeMaker into list of normal perl modules to install.
- Linux distributions now auto-detect MTA setting in /etc/sysconfig/MailScanner.
- Can now detect very small images in a message, that may be "web bugs" to
track you. These can be disarmed if you want.
- Changed documentation to just list single-instance version of Postfix.
- Changed init.d scripts to work well with both single and double instance of
Postfix.
- Improved init.d script to support SuSE 9.1 properly.
* Fixes *
- Forced AVG to run in English.
- Corrected problem with negative failure counts from RBLs and SA.
- Fixed bug in LDAP ruleset handling.
- Sendmail code now auto-detects the correct lock type to use, flock or posix.
- Sendmail qf files no longer have to define an IP address.
- Corrected report when archive is nested too deeply.
- ZMailer forwarding fix provided by Mariano.
- Fixed Postfix message corruption on recent Postfixes on some architectures.
- Worked around latest tweaks to Postfix spec.
- Fixed problems with PDF docs when signing messages.
PR: ports/67542
Submitted by: Jan-Peter Koopmann <j.koopmann@seceidos.de> (maintainer)
- In certain conditions the update_virus_scanners script cannot kill
the lock-file. Therefore all future updates of virus signatures fail.
- If a mail contained too many attachment, it was blocked but the report
was empty, confusing the sender.
PR: ports/66046
Submitted by: Jan-Peter Koopmann <j.koopmann@seceidos.de> (maintainer)
New features include blocking of password-protected ZIPs
and filename/-type checking within ZIPs
PR: ports/63921
Submitted by: Jan-Peter Koopmann (maintainer)
Submitted by: Jan-Peter Koopmann <j.koopmann@seceidos.de>
Add mailscanner 4.21.9, a powerful virus/spam scanning framework
for Sendmail and Exim.
MailScanner is a complete e-mail security system designed for use on
e-mail gateways. It protects against viruses, and detects attacks against
e-mail client packages (such as Outlook, Outlook Express, Eudora). It can
also detect almost all unsolicited commercial e-mail (spam) passing through
it and respond to all incidents in a wide variety of ways.
Not only can it scan for known viruses, but it can also protect against
unknown viruses hidden inside e-mail attachments by refusing entry to
attachments whose filenames match any given pattern. This can include generic
patterns that trap filenames attempting to hide the true filename extension
(e.g. ".txt.vbs").
