per user banned_filename

Hi,

we want to bypass the part of the banned_filename_re for
some email-addresses. For example, we 
do not allow [.js] files based on the [$banned_filename_re]
directive, but unfortunately Tim 
needs to recieve these [.js] files that are part of a
calculation he recieves from our accountant.

I checked out the docs and tried different approaches but
didn't succeed. I tried the 
[bypass_banned_checks_maps / banned_files_lovers_maps]
directive, but then email for Tim 
bypasses all [banned_filename] checks. I tried the
[per_recip_whitelist_sender_lookup_tables] 
but that's only for SPAM as I found out later on.

So here's my question - is there a way to specify an
additional rule per user that disables the 
global [banned_filenames] check for some files only and
perhaps in combination with a SENDER 
email-address?

Thanks,

Christian

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Christian wrote:

> Hi,

> we want to bypass the part of the banned_filename_re
for some email-addresses. For example, we 
> do not allow [.js] files based on the
[$banned_filename_re] directive, but unfortunately Tim 
> needs to recieve these [.js] files that are part of a
calculation he recieves from our accountant.

> I checked out the docs and tried different approaches
but didn't succeed. I tried the 
> [bypass_banned_checks_maps / banned_files_lovers_maps]
directive, but then email for Tim 
> bypasses all [banned_filename] checks. I tried the
[per_recip_whitelist_sender_lookup_tables] 
> but that's only for SPAM as I found out later on.

> So here's my question - is there a way to specify an
additional rule per user that disables the 
> global [banned_filenames] check for some files only and
perhaps in combination with a SENDER 
> email-address?

> Thanks,

> Christian

Hmm, I can see per recipient banned_filename_maps:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=amavis-user&
;m=116890324807863
and where with a policy bank you can set up certain senders
to use unique banned_filename_maps:
h
ttp://www200.pair.com/mecham/spam/bypassing.html#8
and where in addition to allowing certain senders to use
unique settings you can add some security by limiting
this to chosen clients or networks:
h
ttp://www200.pair.com/mecham/spam/bypassing.html#7

But due to the nature of banned_filename_maps in a policy
bank I'm not seeing both at the same time.

Gary V


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