@@ -1,3 +1,7 @@

+Sun Jul 30 08:35:49 BST 2006 (njh)

+---------------------------------

+  * docs/man/clamav-milter.8:	Fix formatting errors and a typo

+

 Fri Jul 28 19:47:39 CEST 2006 (tk)

 ----------------------------------

   * libclamav: fix a couple of typos in debug messages spotted by NJH

@@ -101,20 +101,20 @@ the scanning.

 Tells the number of seconds to black list an IP address (IPv4 only). This

 is especially useful with phishing which often send a number of emails one

 after the other.

-.TP

+.IP

 Blacklisting speeds up scanning significantly, however it does have drawbacks

 since it is possible for a site to be incorrectly blacklisted because of DHCP

 or an unsafe smart-host.

 To avoid this, clamav-milter's blacklist does not last for ever.

 The recommended value is 60.

-.TP

+.IP

 Machines on the LAN, the local host, and machines that are our MX peers are

 never blacklisted.

 .TP

 \fB-l, \-\-local\fR

 Also scan messages sent from LAN. You probably want this especially if

 your LAN is populated by machines running Windows or DOS.

-.TP

+.IP

 Machines with IP addresses within the ranges 192.168.0.0/16, 10.0.0.0/24,

 172.16.0.0/20 and 169.254.0.0/16 are defined as 'local'. Messages from

 other machines are always scanned.

@@ -271,11 +271,11 @@ tells clamav\-milter where to find the sendmail.cf file.

 Since \fIsendmail\fR calls its milters before it looks in its alias and virtuser

 tables, clamav-milter can spend time looking for malware that's going to be

 thrown away even if the message is clean.

-.TP

+.IP

 Enable this to not scan these messages (in practice clamav\-milter will discard

 these messages so the message doesn't go further down the milter call chain).

-.TP

-Sadly, because these days sendmail \-bv only works as root,

+.IP

+Sadly, these days sendmail \-bv only works as root,

 so this option is not compatible with the User directive in clamd.conf,

 which some may view as a security risk.

 Only enable this if your site has many addresses aliased to /dev/null.