# This is a sample config file to KAV Milter - integration program
# to check mail by Kaspersky Antivirus, coming through sendmail
# All lines, starting with '#' char, marks as conmment and ignores

# Sendmail Pipe. This parameter specifies pipe to use with sendmail.
# To approproate change this parameter, you MUST change it also in sendmail.mc
# This parameter can be changed by -c (--sendmail) commandline parameter
SendmailPipe = /var/run/kavmilter

# KAV Pipe. This papameter specifies pipe to use with KAV Daemon.
# To appropriate change thia parameter you MUST change it also in
# KAV daemon starting script or command line. This parameter can be
# changed by -s (--KAV-socket) commandline parameter
KAVPipe = /usr/local/avpbsd/avprun/AvpCtl

# PID File. This papameter specifies location and filename of file, which
# will keep PID file numner to further batch processing. This parameter
# can be changed by -P (--pidfile) commandline parameter
PIDFile = /var/run/kavmilter.pid

# Temp directory. This parameter specifiles a directory, which will keep
# temporary files in time check it by KAV daemon. This directory must
# have permissioms for KAV Daemon to read and write. For appropriate changes
# this parameter you MUST also changed KAV daemon starting script or
# commandline. This parameter can be changed by -p (--tmpdir) commandline
# parameter.
TempDirectory = /usr/local/avpbsd/avprun

# KAV response timeout. This parameter specifies how many seconds will filter
# waits response from KAV Daemon, when mail passes to check. When timeout is
# expired, but KAV doesn't respond, initiated abnormal termination. On
# powerful boxes you can shrink it, on old and weak - expand. This parameter
# can be changed by -T (--KAV_timeout) commandline parameter. Keep in mind
# - this is a timeout to connect filter with KAV, nor sendmail!
KAVTimeout = 60

# Sendmail response timeout. This parameter specifies how many seconds will
# sendmail waits for filter's response about check result. This time filter
# should contact with KAV, send mail to check, receive response, and get
# response about mail to sendmail. This is a reason to set this parameter
# relatively large. When timeout is expired, abnormal termination initiated,
# we can see in mail log messages with 4.7.1 code "Please try again later".
# So, this parameter should be relatively large, for powerful boxes it can
# be shrinked, for weak - expanded. This parameter can be changed by
# -t (--sendmail-timeout) commandline parameter.
SendmailTimeout = 300

# Debug level. This parameter specifies debug level, when filter is working.
# Smaller value assumed smaller level of debug. To list events, occuring
# at each level, see man kavmilter(8). This parameter can be changed by
# -D (--debug) commandline parameter
DebugLevel = 0

# Daemon mode. This parameter controls a behavior of filter - when set, filter
# goes in background daemon mode, when unset - keep working in foreground.
# It is very useful for debugging. This parameter can be changed by
# -d (--daemon) commandline parameter. All values, other than 'yes' will be
# interpreted as 'no'.
DaemonMode = yes

# Action with infected mail. This parameter controls a behavior of filter with
# infected mail - when set to 'discard' infected mail will silently discarded, when
# set to 'reject' infected mail will be rejected with 554 5.7.1 reply code. This
# parameter can be changed by -m (--mode) commandline parameter. All values, other
# than 'reject', will be interpreted as 'discard'.
InfectedAction = discard