On Thu, 2005-02-10 at 13:01 +0100, Laurent Catinaud wrote: > Hi ! > > I'm using antivir free personal edition at home. No > problem since I've been using it ; I update it once a > week. > > Yesterday, I tried to send an e-mail with an "exe" > file. My smtp server, with Clamav installed (it's a > linux SME/free-eos server) sent it back, saying that > my file was infected by W32/[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > I scanned my system with antivir : there was no error. > I tried an online antivirus scanner and had no result. > As I had had to close avguard to scan online, I tried > to send my message without running avguard : my server > sent it, no alert and no virus ! > > How can this be ? Could avguard have been infected , > or does it change something when scanning mails so > Clamav generates a false alert ? >
Then AntiVir flagged it, not Clam. Clam has no virus names in the form "W32/[EMAIL PROTECTED]" -trog
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