Wednesday, March 12, 2003, 7:49:28 PM, Tomasz wrote:
> qmail + qmail-scanner - modified to use clamdscan instead of clamscan
> should work fine.
One more thing, Tomek. I've searched through the archives but I did
not find any information about how to perform this modification. Was
this ever discu
Wednesday, March 12, 2003, 11:49:41 PM, Tomasz wrote:
> OK I tried it again and it worked this time (I have no idea why it
> didn't want to patch before 8/), so now off to reinstalling the qmail
> binaries, getting qmail-scanner and testing it - thanks everyone!
Again big thanks to everyone, clam
Wednesday, March 12, 2003, 8:29:51 PM, Cory wrote:
This is getting a bit offtopic, but I hope you won't mind...
> Applying the QMAILQUEUE patch is extremely easy and simple.
> cd qmail-1.03
> wget http://qmail.org/qmailqueue-patch
> patch < qmailqueue-patch
OK I tried it again and it worked this
Wednesday, March 12, 2003, 7:49:28 PM, Tomasz wrote:
>> - not require a recompilation of qmail (would supply a qmail-queue
>> script which would call the scanner and then the original qmail-queue)
>>
>> - take little memory, be streamlined and fast.
> qmail + qmail-scanner - modified to use cla
Wednesday, March 12, 2003, 7:11:27 PM, Jeffrey wrote:
> I found that Postfix, amavis-new, and clamav ran fine on a 133MHz 486
> with 40MB RAM. I get 300-500 messages/weekday.
Hmm, so it's not that bad - I have a Pentium MMX 166 so it should be
allright (and I must expand my RAM soon anyways).
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Hi, all 8].
I'm currently working on setting up clamav on my server (a small local
network). My MTA is qmail. I was wondering what are your opinions and
experiences with the two working together?
I found two possible options of using clamav with qmail and I was
wondering if you know of any others
