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Appendix A
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tempfail
– temporarily reject a message and return the error
code 4xx during SMTP session (used by default);
•
accept
– accept the message.
When using Sendmail mail server,
accept
denotes that a
message should be accepted without further processing by
other Milter-filters employed by the server after Kaspersky
Anti-Spam.
•
ClientDefaultDomain
– the mail domain name set-up to addresses which
have no mail domain specified. Example: if you specify the domain
mycompany.com
as the default mail domain, then the address
someuser
will be interpreted as
. If you did not define
this parameter, then the domain name substitution is not performed (by
default this parameter is not defined).
•
ClientFilteringSizeLimit
– maximum message size (in kilobytes) that can
be passed to the filtering server. The e-mail messages of a greater size
are allowed to pass without processing by filtering server. The default
value is:
500
.
•
ClientMessageStoreMem
– minimum message size (in kilobytes), at
which storing temporary data on disk is allowed. This mode allows
controlling the amount of used RAM. To store all data in RAM, set this
parameter to
0
(the default value).
•
ClientTempDir
– path to the temporary files storage directory.
A.2.3.
kas-milter
– a client module for
the Sendmail mail server
For integration with Sendmail mail server, Kaspersky Anti-Spam uses the k
as-
milter
module. Interaction of the client module with the mail server is done by
means of the
libmilter
library.
The Figure 31 illustrates the modules interaction scheme when Kaspersky Anti-
Spam is used with Sendmail.
Figure 31. Interaction of Kaspersky Anti-Spam with the Sendmail mail server
Configuration of interaction between a client module and mail server can be
performed either using special scripts (see item 3.5 on page 27), or manually.