On Monday 23 February 2004 4:15 pm, MW Mike Weiner (5028) wrote:
> > Try sending yourself an Eicar "virus" in an email and see if it gets
> > picked up on the way through the server.
> It does not, at least from what I can see in the maillogs. Other ideas
> perhaps?
Assuming that clamscan can pick up Eicar when you scan it standalone (ie: it
is working and has a functional signature database), I would (a) check the
permissions on MailScanner's incoming directory, to ensure that the user
under which ClamAV is running can scan the files, and (b) run MailScanner in
debug mode (see the end of the MailScanner.conf file for information on this,
or ask on the MS mailing list) to see more detail about what happens when it
calls ClamAV.
I certainly run MailScanner + ClamAV with no problems, just following the
standard install procedures for each product.
Regards,
Antony.
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