GesundiX is a mailfilter engine designed for the Courier mailserver, providing comprehensive email filtering capabilities.
If you are a Courier mailserver user looking for a mailfilter engine with a built-in virus scanner, GesundiX may just be the solution you need. With this software, you can easily scan your mails for known viruses using clamd.
Before you start using GesundiX, you will need to have the Perl Module File::Scan::ClamAV and a running clam-daemon. Once you have these requirements in place, installation is straightforward.
To install GesundiX, simply copy the software to /usr/bin and make sure it is executable by running the command "chmod a+x /usr/bin/gesundix". Next, you will need to edit the file /etc/courier/courierd and change DEFAULTDELIVERY to read "| /path/to/gesundix | /path/to/maildrop". This allows GesundiX to filter your mails before they are delivered.
In addition, you will need to create a directory for GesundiX at /etc/gesundix and create a users.conf file using the command "touch /etc/gesundix/users.conf". Finally, add the usernames of the users who require virus scanning to the users.conf file, with each user on a separate line.
Overall, GesundiX is a reliable and effective mailfilter engine for the Courier mailserver. With its virus scanning capabilities and easy installation process, it is definitely worth considering for users looking to secure their emails from viruses.
Before you start using GesundiX, you will need to have the Perl Module File::Scan::ClamAV and a running clam-daemon. Once you have these requirements in place, installation is straightforward.
To install GesundiX, simply copy the software to /usr/bin and make sure it is executable by running the command "chmod a+x /usr/bin/gesundix". Next, you will need to edit the file /etc/courier/courierd and change DEFAULTDELIVERY to read "| /path/to/gesundix | /path/to/maildrop". This allows GesundiX to filter your mails before they are delivered.
In addition, you will need to create a directory for GesundiX at /etc/gesundix and create a users.conf file using the command "touch /etc/gesundix/users.conf". Finally, add the usernames of the users who require virus scanning to the users.conf file, with each user on a separate line.
Overall, GesundiX is a reliable and effective mailfilter engine for the Courier mailserver. With its virus scanning capabilities and easy installation process, it is definitely worth considering for users looking to secure their emails from viruses.
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