Configuration
Avira GmbH
Avira AntiVir MailGate
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SpamFilter
ModifySubject
Inserts the spam check result into the "Subject:" header line:
Subject: [spamcheck: spam] this is the original subject text
This is the default message.It can be overridden using a template: "
spamfilter-
subjects
". This template allows you to specify a string for each spam check result.
The string for the corresponding spam check result will be used as a replacement
for the "Subject:" header line.
A sample template is installed to
/usr/lib/AntiVir/templates/examples
. Please see the
MANUAL for details.
SpamFilterModifySubject NO
SpamFilter
CheckFailed
Keep
Re-queue a mail if the spam check failed. The mail will be put back in the queue to
be reprocessed later. It will be reprocessed as long as the error persists. At the
moment you can't enforce the delivery of a mail that is stuck in the queue.
SpamFilterCheckFailedKeep NO
OpenMax
Specifies the maximum number of opened files for the Avira MailGate processes.
The default value will only be set if the current system value is lower than the
default.
OpenMax 1024
DBSupport
If this option is enabled, MailGate writes statistics into a database. The database
consists in two tables:
alerts
(logs information about each malware alert) and
counter
(logs the number of different emails processed by MailGate).
Please refer to
/usr/lib/AntiVir/MANUAL.avmailgate
for more information about
the
database support
.
DBSupport NO
DBodbcIni
If
DBSupport
is active, the ODBC driver manager will use the specified
odbc.ini
.
Default: the installed ODBC driver manager decides which
odbc.ini
file it loads.
DBodbcIni /path/to/odbc.ini
DBodbcLib
If
DBSupport
is active, MailGate will load the specified library and use it as the
ODBC driver manager. Default: loads one of the following libraries from the
default library path in this order:
libodbc.so.1, libodbc.so, libiodbc.so
DBodbcLib /path/to/odbc-library
DBodbcData
Source
If
DBSupport
is active, it connects to the given database source.
DBodbcDataSource MailGate
DBUpdate
Delay
If
DBSupport
is active, it waits for a given interval, before writing the next
summed up counters to the database. You can specify the delay in seconds,
minutes and hours. Default: write counters to database every full hour.
DBUpdateDelay 1h
