Re: [cpx] Junk Mail in CPX

[Jeff Carroll <jcarroll@xxxxxxxxx>]

When you setup a user in CPX, you have the option to give the user webmail 
/ spamassassin / clamav.  If you are doing a global config (not setup in 
CPX - this is done manually in /usr/local/etc/procmailrc) for clamav, then 
there is no reason to grant the user clamav rights:

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Offer the End User the following mail-related applications and services:

Webmail client
SpamAssassin (junk mail filtering)
Clam AntiVirus (virus protection)
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When you install CPX - clamav and spamassassin are installed, regardless 
if your users are using them or not.  Removing clamav from a user will not 
remove clamav from the server - it only edits the users procmail recipe 
settings.


> 	How does one do this?  Does disabling ClamAV in the Mail
> settings of the server admin turn it off server wide?
>
> - Steve Yates
> - ITS, Inc.
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