how_to:ignoring_specific_detected_viruses
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| - | ======Ignoring specific detected viruses====== | + | [[https://helpdesk.pscs.co.uk/ |
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| - | In some cases a virus scanner may incorrectly detect files as being viruses. If this happens with a VPOP3-integrated virus scanner it will prevent the incoming attachment from being received. This can especially happen if you have the virus scanner configured to detect PUAs (potentially unwanted applications). | + | |
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| - | Starting with VPOP3 v6.17 there are a couple of ways around this problem | + | |
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| - | - Use [[reference: | + | |
| - | - Use [[http://www.pscs.co.uk/ | + | |
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| - | If the advanced attachment filter rules set variables **virusfilterregexp** or **virusfilter** then VPOP3 will compare the detected virus name (not the attachment name) with the value of those variables. **virusfilterregexp** will be treated as a regular expression and **virusfilter** will be treated as a wildcard string | + | |
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