Forming User Groups - KAPERSKY ANTI-VIRUS 5.0 - FOR LINUX FREEBSD-OPENBSD MAIL SERVER Administrator's Manual

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6.1.1. Forming user groups

By default, the configuration file of Kaspersky Anti-Virus
[smtpscan.group:default], which is true for all the server's senders and
recipients. It contains the following mail message processing rules:
Check all the messages.
Clean infected filed that are detected.
Deliver only clean and disinfected mail messages.
Messages that fail to be disinfected, as well as suspicious, corrupted, or
password-protected messages and those that fail to be scanned shall
only be delivered to the group administrator.
Notify the senders, the recipients, and the group administrator about
infected,
messages and those that fail to be scanned.
If you want Kaspersky Anti-Virus
and recipients using individual rules, you will have to create groups.
In order to create a new user group:
1. In
[smtpscan.group:group_name].
2. Define the addresses (address masks) of the recipients and senders
included in the group. To do so, list them as the values of the
parameters Senders and Recipients, separating by commas.
or:
cleaned, suspicious,
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to process mail messages for different senders
the configuration
POSIX regex standard is used when setting masks.
When using two or more masks it is necessary to
separate them with commas.
If you do not define the value of either Recipients OR
Senders parameter it will be automatically set as
If NEITHER Recipient mask, NOR Sender mask is
defined, then no mail message will be processed using
the rules of this group. You can use this mode when you
wish to exclude some group from scanning without
actually removing it from the group list. It can be added
back by setting masks of senders' and recipients'
addresses.
Kaspersky Anti-Virus for Unix Mail Servers
corrupted, and
file
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has the group
password-protected
create section
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