Mail on Quarantine?

How might I go about setting up a process that would notify
an end-user immediately upon a mail being quarantined due to
a banned attachment?

Given that 

a) document transmission via email is now considered nearly
mission critical and

b) new vulnerabilities are being discovered every day (PDFs,
fer cryin' out loud! Just yesterday!)

I'd like to start ratcheting down ingress, and quarantine
almost everything that can carry a virus, but can't do that
now as users aren't, um, well, some phrases come to mind,
but let's just say that impeding the flow of these
attachments too much will garner me much ill will. 

Sending an email to the recipient, noting the sender,
subject and file name would mitigate this concern.



Kurt Buff
Lead Network Administrator
Zetron, Inc.
425.820.6363 x463
kbuffzetron.com
PO Box 97004
Redmond, WA 98073
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On Thu, 2007-09-20 at 11:25 -0700, Kurt Buff wrote:
> How might I go about setting up a process that would
notify an end-user immediately upon a mail being quarantined
due to a banned attachment?

Not sure you can do that, we just label these banned file,
then they
come through with a warning as an attached message with the
file.

-- 
Robert

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