Dear sirs,
Currently, I have a standard mail setup, redhat 7.2 with uw-imapd+sendmail.
I have completed this setup with kaspersky virusscanner of all incoming
and outgoing mail. I believe there will be no problems incorporating
dbmail with this.
I also scan my server every night for viruses. Th
As you already have done, most server-side email av solutions work by plugging
into the mail delivery loop and scanning the messages "in transit". This works
just fine on my system, using amavis + postfix, and I'm not sure what you would
gain by scanning the database data because you've already cle
Magnus Sundberg ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) écrivait:
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>Dear sirs,
>Currently, I have a standard mail setup, redhat 7.2 with uw-imapd+sendmail.
>I have completed this setup with kaspersky virusscanner of all incoming
>and outgoing mail. I believe there will be no problems incorporating
>dbmail with this.
Well,
Server side scanning is the preferred method. But I can still get
viruses into your database since the virus is not contained in the virus
scanners database, there are a lot of reasons to this, including the
human factor(=administrator error).
I do remember Melissa and others. These virus
