Tim Howell wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> Find a particular infected message and check the logs for errors or
>> warnings around the time the message went through
>
> Which logs? There isn't anything at all about the message in the
> qmailscanner viruses
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Find a particular infected message and check the logs for errors or
> warnings around the time the message went through
Which logs? There isn't anything at all about the message in the
qmailscanner viruses.log, and I don't think anything would be reported
in the qmail
Several of my users have received the virus classified by ClamAV as
Worm.Sober.K today. I use qmail with SpamAssassin and ClamAV through
qmailscanner. I'm not sure how it is getting through as:
1. All of my mail is scanned by ClamAV and Clam definitely recognizes
this virus. If I take the zip
Nigel Horne wrote:
>> Same here, the thing suddenly crashes every now and then...
>
>
> Try this patch and see if it helps in scanners.c:
> /* Scan metadata */
> mdata = root->zip_mlist;
> do {
> if(mdata->encrypted != encrypted)
> continue;
>
> Change to
>
> /* Scan metadata */
On Feb 24, 2005, at 7:23 AM, Nigel Horne wrote:
This is fixed in the version in CVS, though you may wish to forward
the errant message to me to double check (as usual zip with the
password 'virus').
-Nigel
One other question: RE: sending you the errant message, I'm not quite
sure how to get at the
On Feb 24, 2005, at 7:23 AM, Nigel Horne wrote:
This is fixed in the version in CVS, though you may wish to forward
the errant message to me to double check (as usual zip with the
password 'virus').
-Nigel
I've just installed the CVS tarball on my test server. After make
install I tried clamscan
I've got a Linux box running qmail with SpamAssassin and ClamAV (using
clamscan because I've had stability problems with clamdscan) to filter
all of the mail coming into and out of our network. The system works
very well for the most part, but once in a while I end up with a number
of long run
Jason Haar wrote:
> Tomasz Kojm wrote:
>
>>> I use ClamAV in association with qmailscanner and SpamAssassin to
>>> filter email. Several times in the past three days this mail server
>>> has become unresponsive. The only things that I can think of that
>>> has changed in that time are the virus
Tomasz Kojm wrote:
> On Mon, 13 Dec 2004 14:18:00 -0800
> "Tim Howell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> I use ClamAV in association with qmailscanner and SpamAssassin to
>> filter email. Several times in the past three days this mail server
>> has becom
I use ClamAV in association with qmailscanner and SpamAssassin to filter
email. Several times in the past three days this mail server has become
unresponsive. The only things that I can think of that has changed in
that time are the virus definitions used by Clam. ps -A | grep clamscan
| wc -l r
Jason Haar wrote:
> No - you can do it. If you assign account "DOM\imapadmin" to have
> full access rights to everyone's mailboxes, then you can login via
> IMAP as "DOM/imapadmin/mailbox_alias" . Yes, it has to be "/", and
> "mailbox_alias" is the alias associated with a mailbox - typically
> e
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On Mon, 8 Nov 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> Tim Howell wrote:
>>> Have any of you thought of what it would take to use Clam to scan
>>> mailboxes stored on an Exchange server?
>>
>> Hmmm...
>> Get a list of mailb
I think a lot of us may use ClamAV on gateway SMTP servers that
eventually deliver mail to Microsoft Exchange. Have any of you thought
of what it would take to use Clam to scan mailboxes stored on an
Exchange server? Clam is great, and it catches almost everything that
gets sent to us, but there
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> For added reliability, can we have clamdscan call clamscan if clamd
> is toast and has timed out?
>
> -Eric
I would really like to see that as well. I would rather run clamdscan
than clamscan but I don't because of reliability concerns.
--TWH
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Can someone explain how to use the DNSDatabaseInfo directive in
freshclam.conf? I would like to use DNS checks, but I don't see any
reference to this option in the man pages, etc.
Thanks! =)
--TWH
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On Mon, 23 Aug 2004, Damian Menscher wrote:
>> It would help if you could define what you mean by a second-tier
mirror.
>> If you allow just anyone to connect, then what makes you second-tier
>> instead of primary-tier? And if you restrict your connections to
come
>> from within your domain,
Someone recently suggested the idea of allowing sites with less than the
mirror site requirements becoming second-tier mirrors. This thread is
an attempt to see what kind of interest there is in such an idea and for
the developers to respond whether or not the idea has merit.
--TWH
Title: ClamAV and qmail without qmail-scanner
I've searched google and the list archives and didn't come up with much. Is there a way to use ClamAV on a site-wide qmail installation without using qmail-scanner? Has anyone written anything like the SpamAssassin qmail-spamc qmail-queue replac
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