How can I filter alerts shown in the Server app?

Question

In the time I've been running OS X Mavericks Server, the only alert to come up in the Server app's Alerts pane is "Virus detected in inbound email". That's about as surprising as finding that water is wet, so I'd like not to see those alerts. I don't want to turn off the email filtering, I just want don't want to hear about this one kind of event.
How can I filter the alerts in general or this one in particular?

Answer 1

Hi ephraimephraim
I dont know if you found a solutions, but I hit the same problem so here is what I worked out...
Go to: Mac HD/Library/Server/Mail/Config/amavisd
In there you will find a file called amavisd.conf
Make a backup copy of this just incase! Now open the file using TextWrangler (its free from here http://www.barebones.com/products/textwrangler/download.html).
Now scroll down to line 119 and it will look like this:
#$virus_admin              = "[email protected]";  # notifications recip.
#$spam_admin               = '[email protected]';
#$spam_quarantine_to       = '[email protected]';
#$banned_quarantine_to      = '[email protected]';
#$virus_quarantine_to      = '[email protected]';
What I waneted to do was stop the useless "Virus detected in inbound email" emails and just send a copy of the emails to one account that I could keep an eye on, so this is what I did.
First deside on a alias to use, such as [email protected],
Now you can insert that like this virus-admin\@$mydomain its relly is important to add the \@$mydomain this resolves up the top of the file so it should now look like this
#$virus_admin              = "virus-admin\@$mydomain";  # notifications recip.
#$spam_admin               = 'virus-admin\@$mydomain';
#$spam_quarantine_to       = 'virus-admin\@$mydomain';
#$banned_quarantine_to      = 'virus-admin\@$mydomain';
#$virus_quarantine_to      = 'virus-admin\@$mydomain';
now delete the # notifications recip. after the virus_admin to stop the Virus Notifications, then I deleted the # before the spam_quarantine_to, banned_quarantine_to, virus_quarantine_to  this "turns on" the line and then add # notifications recip. after them, so you should end up with
#$virus_admin              = "virus-admin\@$mydomain";
#$spam_admin               = "virus-admin\@$mydomain";
$spam_quarantine_to       = "virus-admin\@$mydomain";  # notifications recip.
$banned_quarantine_to      = "virus-admin\@$mydomain";  # notifications recip.
$virus_quarantine_to      = "virus-admin\@$mydomain";  # notifications recip.
Now just create a user on the server called virus-admin of add it as an alias using Workgroup Manger.
Hope this helps