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On Thursday 27 November 2003 10:37 pm, Han Boetes wrote:

not sure about this one han but I did add anomy-sanitizer to cooker contribs so you should be able to grab it from there. Then I have a filter set up like this.

this is only hte pertinate parts my .mailfilter is much larger than this and does a bunch of other goodies also. For the most part does waht you want to do but it also defangs bad html. It also has variable filter levels. Anyway enjoy.

LOGS = 1 SANITIZE = 1 CCSANITIZE = 1

LMB="Maildir" UNSANITIZED="Maildir/.Unsanitized" SANITIZED="Maildir/.Sanitized" ANOMY=/usr/lib/perl5/vendor_perl/5.8.1/

`test -d $LMB` if( $RETURNCODE == 1) { `maildirmake++ $LMB` }

if($LOGS) { logfile "$HOME/.maildrop.log"

log "========" } ##################################### # # Running Anomy-sanitizer # This only works if SANITIZE=1 above # #####################################

if($SANITIZE) { if( $LOGS == 1) { log "------------------------------------------------------------- Send to Anomy" } # Set up the environment variable ANOMY to keep Anomy happy. # # Filter the message via stdin to Anomy, with the config # file specified, logging output being appended to the # Maildrop log file and then the output being piped to # cat so cat's stdout sends it back to Maildrop. The use # of "2>>" for appending stderr with the log material means # we need the "| cat". # # If Anomy's conf file has: # # feat_log_inline = 0 # feat_log_stderr = 1 # # Then a report of Anomy's progress in working on the message # will be appended to the Maildrop log file. This seems to # work fine, so presumably each "log" line for Maildrop # means it opens and closes the log file.

if($CCSANITIZE) { if($LOGS) { log "------------------------------------------------------------- Save unsanitized." } `test -d $UNSANITIZED` if( $RETURNCODE == 1) { `maildirmake++ -f Unsanitized $LMB` cc "$UNSANITIZED" } exception { # Only uncomment this if you mail program can handle it. #DELTAG=1 cc "$UNSANITIZED" } }

if($LOGS) { xfilter "/usr/bin/sanitizer.pl /etc/anomy-sanitizer.conf 2>>~/.maildrop.log | cat" } exception { xfilter "/usr/bin/sanitizer.pl /etc/anomy-sanitizer.conf 2>>/dev/null" }

if($LOGS) { log "------------------------------------------------------------- Anomy done." }

# Watch out for text added to body by Anomy Sanitizer # when it *drops* a file, not just when it renames # or in some other way defangs one. This is a part # of the drop message I added. # ":b" means look in the body, rather then the headers.

if ( /^*** Attached file dropped ***/:b) { if($LOGS) { log "------------------------------------------------------------- VIRUS. " } # To make it not go to the Inbox, this "cc" into a "to" # and comment out the next three lines. #cc "Maildir/.Virus" #DELTAG=1 xfilter "subjadd -----[VIRUS]----- " `test -d $SANITIZED` if( $RETURNCODE == 1) { `maildirmake++ -f Sanitized $LMB` to "$SANITIZED" } exception { to "$SANITIZED" } } }

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