Existing language strings for the host component suggest that the host can
be provided in the format hostname:port, but we previously did not support
this.
This patch explodes the string based on the colon character and assumes
that if there are two parts, that they are in the format hostname:port.
Note: This does not attempt to deal with full host specifications (e.g.
protocol://hostname:port), as this is beyond the scope of this change.
This patch moves existing scanning functionality to plugin level. It does
not add anything new, just refactors the existing functionality.
AMOS BEGIN
MOV [clamemailsubject,core],[emailsubject,antivirus]
MOV [clamfailed,core],[clamfailed,antivirus_clamav]
MOV [clamlost,core],[invalidpathtoclam,antivirus_clamav]
MOV [clamunknownerror,core],[unknownerror,antivirus_clamav]
MOV [virusfounduser,core],[virusfounduser,antivirus]
AMOS END
Header retrieval should only be performed on the base message, and not each
part of the message as is currently performed.
This came to light because Google changed their IMAP server such that, if
you inform the data query that you wish to retrieve the headerText for a
part which does not contain a MIME header, then no message is retrieved in
the search causing a general failure of the IMAP fetch.
In normal circumstances, headers should only be a part of the base message
part.
Any message which includes:
* Precedence: bulk
* X-Autoreply: !no
* X-Autoresponse: !no
* Auto-Submitted: !no
Will not be detected as a bulk message and therefore ignored.
If a handler is disabled, the user should be informed of this issue.
This issue is a part of the MDL-47194 Task.
This issue is a part of the MDL-39707 Epic.
