Hello misc, We are building a new mail server (migrating from Linux). It uses amavis with f-prot, drweb and clam antiviruses to check emails. The f-prot is ok. The drweb catches much less, but sometimes catch something f-prot doesn't. The clam catches pretty much nothing. The (almost useless) clam is the only one that has an "official" OpenBSD support. The drweb isn't supporting OpenBSD anymore, it's last OBSD version was built for OBSD 4.1, but is still working on 5.4 (somehow). For sure won't work on 5.5. The scan engine and signatures are being updated, but the situation is not promising. The f-prot isn't supporting (any) BSD anymore, the last OBSD version was built for OBSD 4.8. Had to re-introduce 4.8 compatibility in 5.4 kernel to make it work - a risky move, requiring putting back some code from the 5.0. The scan engine isn't being updated. The signatures are being updated and supported, but the situation is even worse than the one with drweb.
I did some google`ing and also checked sites of antiviruses known for good "virus catching" score (like Kaspersky and Bitdefender) - everyone seem to drop OpenBSD support. Do you know of any reliable antivirus scanners (free or not) that would run on modern OpenBSD? -- Best regards, Boris mailto:bo...@twopoint.com
