Simple Anti-virus & Anti-spam Instructions

[Costa-101]

Hello

I love your product -- but there is one thing stopping me from implementing the Scalix groupware suite onto a production system -- antivirus and antispam integration.

I found the instructions in the wiki and on this forum very helpful, however they were too complicated and I feel would be better placed in a pdf along with the Scalix Setup Guide.

Please be patient with me and i will try to explain mysef as i go on. I am sure others have sailed through this process but for me its a real hangup.

Comgratulations though on a brilliant product -- i don't know how i didn't find it for so long.

[dkelly]

Did you search the knowledgebase ?

If you use the terms "spamassassin" and "clamav", you'll find simple How-Tos for both those products.

Cheers

Dave

[Costa-101]

Yes I did search and follow the instructions in both the Wiki and the forum. If you could be more specific as to the location of the

simple How-Tos

I would very much appreciate your help.

[dkelly]

This is detailed in the sticky post at the top of each form titled "Troubleshooting Scalix issues". Go to http://www.scalix.com/support/knowledgebase.html and enter the search criteria.

Cheers

Dave

[Costa-101]

Thank you

Plenty to be reading now -- better get some coffee on for a late night !!

[pat12]

i agree, that this information is very usefull on installing and integrating the spamfilter.
it works just fine, spamassassin is tagging the mails, but i miss information how to tell the mta or service router what to do with the tagged mails. i personally would like to sent them to a special mailbox.

the Link in the knolledge base to the service router pdf is broken.

[florian]

service router is now documented in full in the Admin guide, but we should probably update this anyway.

You can create server- based rules using both OUtlook and the web-based scalix rules wizard accessible from within SWA to create a rule that moves messages to trash based on headers. The headers would be the x-spam headers created by Spam Assassin.

Cheers,
Florian.