Beta 4.38.1 released

[Julian Field]

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Not at the moment, no. The trouble with "To" is that it is a list of
recipients, so I would have to generate multiple archive copies.

Alex Neuman van der Hans wrote:

>Can one archive using other variables, like _TO_ or something like that?
>
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>Sent: Friday, January 14, 2005 10:10 PM
>To: MAILSCANNER at JISCMAIL.AC.UK
>Subject: Re: Beta 4.38.1 released
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>ius wrote:
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>
>>Julian Field wrote:
>>
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>>
>>>Sorry about 4.38.1, try 4.38.2 instead :-)
>>>
>>>Julian Field wrote:
>>>
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>>>
>>>>I have just released beta version 4.38.1.
>>>>
>>>>Main addition is it can now detect numeric IP addresses in the
>>>>phishing net. I know there's already a SpamAssassin rule for this,
>>>>but someone wanted an inline alert as well.
>>>>
>>>>Download as usual from www.mailscanner.info.
>>>>
>>>>Changelog is:
>>>>
>>>>* New Features and Improvements *
>>>>- Upgraded to MIME-tools 5.416.
>>>>- Added new filename restrictions using Microsoft vulnerability
>>>>report from AUScert.
>>>>- Improved /etc/sysconfig/MailScanner so that it finds Incoming Work
>>>>Dir and  Incoming Queue Dir automatically from MailScanner.conf
>>>>file.
>>>>- Can now use $from, $id and $subject in inline signature for
>>>>signing clean  messages.
>>>>- Any entry in the "Archive Mail" setting can contain _DATE_ which
>>>>will be  replaced with the current date in yyyymmdd form, so you can
>>>>backup or move
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>Hi Julian,
>>
>>i'm interested in this new feature of archiving mail with date. Can u
>>show me how to use it ? as i don't know much about make a script. I
>>just want simple daily archive by date
>>
>>
>
>If you are archiving to a directory, you could set Archive Mail =
>/var/archive/_DATE_ You will need to create the /var/archive directory
>before you start, obviously. You will end up archiving to
>/var/archive/20050116 (i.e. the 16th day of January 2005, which is my
>birthday (hint :-)
>
>If you are archiving to an mbox mailbox file for easy browsing with
>Thunderbird or your IMAP server or whatever, you could create tomorrow's
>mbox file some time during the day (with a little cron job) and then set
>Archive Mail = /var/archive/MailArchive._DATE_.mbox
>and it will archive to the file /var/archive/MailArchive.20050116.mbox
>on the 16th January 2005.
>
>It's as simple as that. It just replaces _DATE_ with the current date in a
>form where sorting alphabetically (which is what ls does by default) gives
>you the files in order of date.
>
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