This is a very early warning. I did not investigate the problem closely yet, just initial diagnosis is done. I run 2.99.57.pre3 of 14 July with "external" contentfilter (my zmscanner with clamav antivirus module). I got a complain from a peer, and confirmed wrong behavior: once a single virus-infected message is encountered and rejected, *all* subsequent messages being submit in the same SMTP session are rejected with the same diagnostic, as containing the same virus. While of course most of them are not infected. Now, my first suspiction was that it is zmscanner's fault. So I started up `zmsctl' command that allows to manually enter contentfilter requests and see results, and passed several consequtive requests to scan infected and non-infected files, in the same zmscanner session. And it did *not* falter, i.e. it correctly reported non-infected files as good after detecting an infected one as bad. So, my current theory is that this is smtpserver who somehow remembers negative result from contentfilter and applies it to all consequitive messages. I am going to investigate it today. Eugene
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