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6.3 Configuring avmailgate.acl
Using
local
and
relay
key words, aimailgate.acl decides which computer is
allowed to send emails via AntiVir MailGate. This is established via the sender's or
recipient’s domain or IP address.
X
Set the local hosts and/or domains. For example:
local: localhost
local: avira.com
X
Set which hosts and networks may send emails. For example:
relay: 127.0.0.1/8 192.168.0.0/16
IP addresses You can specify IP addresses in various ways:
192.168.0.0/16 or 192.168
have the same meaning. /16 means 16 bit and signifies the first two numbers of
the IP address. Therefore, all IP addresses starting with 192.168 are allowed.
6.4 Virus Warnings: Configuring avmailgate.warn
Optionally, you can use another file:
/etc/avmailgate.warn
. Besides
avmailgate.conf,
this file controls the alert emails sent to the recipient, sender and postmaster.
A command for this file contains two entries: first, the name of the detected virus/
unwanted program and it may contain wildcards; the second is one or more of the
following letters:
z S: for sender
z
R: for recipient
z
P: for postmaster
Example The command
/klez/ RP
instructs AntiVir MailGate to send an alert email to the recipient and postmaster
if the virus named
Klez is detected.
The settings in
avmailgate.warn
will overrule those made in
avmailgate.conf
in the event
of specific virus/unwanted program detection.