Questions about installing MailScanner

[Mike Wagner]

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Thanks all for your input on this.  I got MailScanner up and running 
successfully.  The only other question I have is this:

Our main ISP (our SMTP Gateway) already filters mail for viruses (using 
Sophos) and spam using MailMarshal.  All I really wanted to do with 
MailScanner is to be able to add the signature at the end of all 
outgoing messages.  Mainly a confidentiality notice.  When I go through 
the MailScanner conf file, I turn off all the filtering and scanning, 
and I turn on sign clean messages...  The messages don't get signed. 
So, I turn on the first rule that says scan messages, and then I turn 
off Anti-Virus and Anti-Spam scanning, and it still doesn't add the 
signature at the end.  Is there any way to do this without using AV and 
AntiSpam filtering??


Thanks!

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Mike Wagner
Western Ohio Computer Org.
Technology Administrator
mike at woco-k12.org

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Ugo Bellavance wrote:
> Mike Wagner wrote:
>> I'm looking at adding MailScanner to our existing environment.  We have a
>> RH9 server, with Sendmail.  I've configured Sendmail to use 
>> authentication.
>>  I've also configured many aliases, and rely heavily on these types of
>> features of sendmail.
>> If I install MailScanner, will I lose those functionalities of 
>> Sendmail?? Will everything I've configured still work, including 
>> authentication?
>>
>> Any help is greatly appreciated.
>>
>> -Mike Wagner
>>
> 
> If there is nothing on this server already, I'd probably upgrade to 
> CentOS 3 of 4 before installing MailScanner, to make sure you'll always 
> have security updates.
> 
> Regards,
> 

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