At 01:38 PM 1/21/2006, Len Conrad wrote:
Assuming we've made some mistake in configuring clamav
(rather than clam not detecting viruses that Norton
desktop detects) or some other screw up, any suggestions?
I think the important clamd.conf options are,
ScanPE
DetectBrokenExecutables
ScanOLE2
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Alberto Zeni wrote:
> I am using ClamAv and its GUI ClamTk, with my Ubuntu Linux 5.10.
> As I am using Linux in dual boot on my PC along with its native OS
> (Windows 98SE), working on the same files with both the OSs, in order
> not to spread viruses
Hello,
I am using ClamAv and its GUI ClamTk, with my Ubuntu Linux 5.10.
As I am using Linux in dual boot on my PC along with its native OS
(Windows 98SE), working on the same files with both the OSs, in order
not to spread viruses I'd like to check the incoming mails by ClamAv.
Is it possible?
On Sat, 21 Jan 2006, Len Conrad wrote:
; had. The f-prot-good vs clamav-bad difference was clear and quick. But
; we're sure where the problem is. We have assumed clam is a good as f-prot.
I run multiple AV scanners in parallel here including ClamAV and F-Prot.
It's extremely rare that F-Prot
We've been running f-prot on Imail/Windows. No problems, no users
reporting email viruses.
But the content-scanning on Imail has been really bogging the box down.
So we set up an amavis/spamassassin/ClamAV content-scanning box in
front of the Imail box, with the intention of turning off f-prot
