Hello,

Yes, we do, well I call it highly loaded but that is relative so I will
post the status below, we have 12,000 users or so. We have two slackware
linux MX boxes that prescan for spam and viruses (the scan is done in the
data stream and 550 error is produced so we have no bounce message we let
their machine or their mail server do the bounce), we use exim with the
exiscan-acl patch (from duncanthrax.net) and it is using
clamd/spamassassin.  The MX servers then just pass on the good mail via a
hub routing rule.  If it does get a socket error it queues it, it does not
let it on though (which makes for interesting load effect if one of the
daemons die :P).  The main mail server also scans for viruses in case some
skip the mail mx and for outgoing email (I use an md5 signature added on
my outside boxes to avoid rescanning what they already approved).  In
exiscan I use the demime function and tell it to refuse .vbs, .scr and
.pif which keeps some load off the virus daemon in itself.

Here is yesterdays 24 hour rejection stats, we had 73865 good emails
delivered out of 260870 attempts.  A few days ago, the unwanted was about
three times last nights amount due to a new virus that used the extention
.pif and .scr:


                MX1       MX2        MAIL

rejected:      114964    116348      29558
  blacklist:    42003     44927        652
  spam:         52941     52062          0
  viruses:        408       362        560
  unwanted:      5601      6064        567
  other:        14011     12933      27779


  "unwanted" is file extensions (scr:vbs:bat:lnk:pif) which is
  potential virii.  "other"  can be protocol errors, and
  non-resolvable return addresses, etc that are killed at the front door,
  as you can see most viruses never have a chance to load the clamd
  daemon since the demime function gets most potential ones.



later
Randal


On Tue, 26 Aug 2003, Olaf Zaplinski wrote:

> Hi,
>
> now I found it - installed clamav-0.60 on both FreeBSD and Linux, and both
> fail regularly...
>
> Aug 25 23:47:28 frodo sendmail[38162]: h7PLlSNd038162: Milter (clmilter): to
> error state
> Aug 25 23:47:28 frodo sendmail[38162]: h7PLlSNd038162: Milter:
> initialization failed, temp failing commands
> Aug 25 23:47:28 frodo sendmail[38163]: h7PLlSNd038163: Milter (clmilter):
> error connecting to filter: Connection refused by
> /usr/local/var/clamav/clmilter.sock
>
> So I don't think this is libmilter or OS specific.
>
> I would like to tell the deveolper(s). BTW, is he/they reading this list?
>
> And: is somebody here using clamav on a rather high loaded email server? If
> yes, what configuration? What OS? HOW TO do?
>
> Regards
> Olaf
>
>
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