Ray,
> As suggested to me, use uudeview (see script for details) It makes a
> world of difference!
Thanks for the answer. That did seem to do the trick, at least for the 3
virii I've gotten since I've changed trashscan to use uudeview.
First question: Why is this not mentioned in the README for trashscan
(something like "metamail is available by default on most systems, but
results will be better if you use uudeview")? I only opted to use
metamail because it was already available on my system. I would have
liked to have known there were tradeoffs involved.
Second question: I still get mails to root, but now they say "File
successfully written to
/root/tmp/TrashScan-10946/attach/<filename>.exe". When I go check there,
there is no file. So it would seem that whoever sends me that message
deletes the file afterwards. Is it ClamAV who is sending those mails? If
so, why is it doing it if --quiet is specified on the command line? Is
there another way to disable them?
Thanks again,
J-S
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