#!/usr/bin/perl

print "Content-Type: Text/HTML\n\n";

use CGI ':standard';
use Vpanel 1.00;
require $header;
require $accountinfo;
$domainname = find_domain ($mainuser);

# Define the tab which appears to the front
$tab_section = $tabnum_mailwall;

# Output the content associated with this tab
print "<body class=section-$tab_section>";

# display tabs
require $tabdisplay;

print_header("Turn off virus notifications for $domainname");

print "

<form class=text method=post action=/$script_bin/$confirm_turn_off_virus_notification>
With this option, if a virus is sent to you but is intercepted by MailWall, you will <i>not</i> be sent 
an email notifying you of this fact.<BR><BR>

This will mean that you will not know if an email intended for you - whether sent maliciously or not - has been
sent to the MailWall quarantine because it contains a virus.<BR><BR>

You will continue to receive notifications of emails which MailWall has stopped because they seem suspicious. Such emails 
represent a probability of a virus but may in fact be safe. Such emails are quarantined and an email is sent to you with details
of how you might release it from this quarantine.<BR><BR>

Should you understand the implications of turning off your virus notification emails, please click on the button 
below to remove this feature from your account.

";

print_end_of_form();

require $footer;
