[Clamav-users] Cleaning MBOX files?

[Jack London Networks]

Okay, I like the --mbox support of clamscan.  Problem is - now that I 
know there are infected messages in people's inboxes/other folders, I 
have very little information to go on to find and clean those 
messages.   For example, I know a few people have copies of  Bagle, 
SomeFool/Netsky and so forth - but in an inbox of 4,000 items - how do I 
know _which_ message is infected?

This also goes back to the naming problem being discussed - I try to go 
do research on 'Exploit.HTML.Bagle.Gen-3-eml' - and come up empty.  So I 
don't know what subjects or attcached files to look for.  I second the 
notion of putting up a Wiki with a searchable alias database.......

The argument 'who cares what we call it if it's blocked' doesn't hold 
water with me - SMTP is not the only way these damn things get on the 
server - they come in via imap too when a new employee drag-n-drops half 
a gig of outlook PST files to the server.....Apart from needing more 
details on these damn things, I would also like a way to periodically 
clean MBOX files in a more automated fashion, if clam can't do it does 
anyone know of commercial products that do?

-bob

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