On Tue, 2006-02-07 at 12:13 -0500, Nicolas MacPherson wrote: > I want to thank everyone for all the input so far, currently I am > calling clamdscan through simscan on a QMail box running vpopmail. In > order to call the clamav-milter, would I just change the configure > options for simscan to use that instead of clamdscan? I'm just trying > to finalize the procedure involved in migrating it over to the dedicated > server setup. One of the previous responses said I just needed to > change the clamd.conf to specify the > IP of the server and the port, which would be more effective, the milter > or the clamdscan configuration?
Since you are running simscan/qmail/vpopmail you may want to look at using simscan to call clamd-stream-client on the mail server. I don't think you even need to have clamav installed on the mail server, as clamd-stream-client doesn't require it. I don't believe there is support in simscan for clamd-stream-client, but the last time I looked at the source, it didn't look like it would be too hard to hack it in. You may want to ask over on the simscan list if anyone has already done so. The milter is only for Sendmail installations and won't work if you are using Qmail. Its usually important to specify that you are using Qmail, otherwise most people will assume you are running Sendmail, which can utilize the clamav-milter. Although, it would be nice if load balancing was added to clamd-stream-client someday. And yes I know, I am free to write it myself...just a lack of time though. Jay Tortorelli _______________________________________________ http://lurker.clamav.net/list/clamav-users.html
