Chapter 5. NOD32LMS configuration
# DIRECTORS CONFIGURATION
procmail:
driver = localuser
transport = procmail_pipe
As can be seen in this screenshot, the original MDA component is referenced in the configuration
file by parameter ’command’.
Note: Please note that besides the section related to transport there should always be defined
the section usually called ’DIRECTORS CONFIGURATIONS’ defined in the configuration file
where the appropriate parameter transport is referenced.
In the next step we will use the ’which’ command
which procmail
to get the full path of this MDA component. Now, in order to involve the module nod32mda
into the message processing, we have to replace the MDA procmail by the module nod32mda.
In order to do so, we are required to replace the appropriate line in the main Exim configuration
file so it will look as follows:
command = /usr/bin/nod32mda -d $local_part
Note: Please keep in mind that the switches used in ’command’ after the MDA component has
stayed the same as in the original configuration file, otherwise the current configuration may
not work properly.
With the above modifications we have ensured that all the messages originally sent by the MTA
for delivery to the MAILBOX (by using an original MDA) will now be primarily sent to module
nod32mda. Still there remains the second part of the modification to provide that all messages
processed by nod32mda will be sent to the original MDA. In order to do so, we have to modify
the parameter ’mda_path’ within the section [mda] of the main NOD32LMS configuration file
(/etc/nod32/nod32.cfg) to the original MDA component. The original MDA component can
be, at this stage of the procedure, still found in the back-up file (/etc/exim/exim.conf) you have
created. Thus assuming your original MDA component is (/usr/bin/procmail) the appropriate
parameter of the main NOD32LMS configuration file will look like this:
mda_path = "/usr/bin/procmail"
To accomplish the whole procedure, one has to restart both the MTA Exim and the daemon
nod32d.
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