That made sense, until you factor in the information that the forwarded email is identified correctly. How could that occur if the headers weren't being scanned?
Kevin. on 25/01/2009 16:22 Peter Boosten wrote:
Not strange at all: there are several moments when a MTA can communicate with a milter, and for a virus scan milter it usually only makes sense to scan the body of a message, not the headers. There's a presentation on the Mimedefang site explaining that all. I use Mimedefang because it communicates through ALL steps of a message with the MTA, therefore making it possible to scan headers as well. Here's the presentation: http://www.mimedefang.org/static/mimedefang-lisa04.pdf Peter