I haven't set up any antivirus measures on my Gentoo systems so I think I should. Is clamav run as a scheduled filesystem scanner on each system and as an email scanner on the mail server all that's necessary?
I'm currently greylisting email to prevent spam from getting through. It catches a lot, but more and more gets through. I'm not using any mailfilters now and If I set up a clamav mailfilter I think I may as well set up a spamassassin mailfilter to take the place of greylisting. Is this the best guide for clamav and spamassassin: http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/mailfilter-guide.xml Could I run into any problems with clamav or spamassassin that might make we wish I hadn't implemented them? - Grant
