Dear Thomazs,
Does this list have history?
Once I asked about a lot of process started simultaneously... and you gave
some tips but I don´t remember...
The process eat all the RAM and swap memory, and the server to lock... So
some messages appears at screen, some like VMM Killing process sendmail a
I've been in the habit of doing reply-to-all -- which ended up
sending multiple copies to the list. Sorry for the dupes. How embarassing.
:-)
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Nathan Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> little under 8000 virus's it scans for vs the 65000 virus's Norton is
> currently scanning for.
Keep in mind that Norton Antivirus et al have very old legacy virii
definitions in their databases. It's very unlikely you'll encounter some
1985 boot sector D
Nathan Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> little under 8000 virus's it scans for vs the 65000 virus's Norton is
> currently scanning for.
Keep in mind that Norton Antivirus et al have very old legacy virii
definitions in their databases. It's very unlikely you'll encounter some
1985 boot sector D
Nathan Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> little under 8000 virus's it scans for vs the 65000 virus's Norton is
> currently scanning for.
Keep in mind that Norton Antivirus et al have very old legacy virii
definitions in their databases. It's very unlikely you'll encounter some
1985 boot sector D
Nathan Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> little under 8000 virus's it scans for vs the 65000 virus's Norton is
> currently scanning for.
Keep in mind that Norton Antivirus et al have very old legacy virii
definitions in their databases. It's very unlikely you'll encounter some
1985 boot sector D
Nathan Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> little under 8000 virus's it scans for vs the 65000 virus's Norton is
> currently scanning for.
Keep in mind that Norton Antivirus et al have very old legacy virii
definitions in their databases. It's very unlikely you'll encounter some
1985 boot sector D
Hello
I'm using it for simple virus scanning on a 25K user isp. My tests show
that ClamAV catches about 99.9% of the viruses that pass though it.
Mostly Klez and variants.
Sincerely
Ken McKittrick
Network Engineer
USADatanet
On Wednesday, December 11, 2002, at 12:26 PM, Nathan Miller wrote:
>
Good morning all. Just shooting an introduction email out here. I've only
seen 1 post in the past 2 days since I added myself to the list. I'm
curious how many are in the list.
I am testing out clamav for incoming email attachment scanning at this
point and may put it into production at some
Anyone has clamav trapping Opaserv ???
-Wash
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