>
> >Sould I be looking at qmail-scanner, clamav or qss to either
> modify the
> >time/date format, or make allowances for this change?
> >
> >
> >
> Matt Simerson has altered the date-interpretation in QSS to
> work with the old AND the new dateformat at the same time.
>
> http://www.tnpi.b
Jason Haar wrote:
Don't forget that will block all password-protected zip files - not just
the bad ones... But as it is a policy block, if you configured "--notify"
with the "psender" option, the sender will be notified that it was
blocked.
If I block .exe files, and has psender enabled, will q
Chuck wrote:
On Sat March 13 2004 04:04 pm, Jason Haar wrote:
excuse me for being dense.. i probably missed something here. i did
a ./configure -help and did not find this option. i am using 1.20
Try 1.21
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/qmail-scanner/qmail-scanner-1.21.tgz?download
and the
On Sat March 13 2004 04:04 pm, Jason Haar wrote:
excuse me for being dense.. i probably missed something here. i did
a ./configure -help and did not find this option. i am using 1.20
> FYI
>
> There's a new virus out that uses the password-protected zip trick - but
> has the password attached as
FYI
There's a new virus out that uses the password-protected zip trick - but
has the password attached as a GIF file.
I'd imagine that will be pretty hard for the AV vendors to figure out
(they effectively need to OCR the gif to get the password!), so until they
do, you may want to reconfigure Q-S
we use this one :
Anti-Virus Business Optimal for Linux File Server
because the mailserver on , is paid by account.
But all you need is a "filescanner" qs do the Rest ;-)
Don't worry if it didn't work, you have to change the sub-avp.pl file and recompile QS.
But you can contact my, than i s
I have searched documentation and other places but find no answers. Can the
scanner automatically rename attachments regardless whether they are found
infected or not? I want to rename all *.exe or *.zip to *_exe and *_zip
before they are sent on to their destination.
--
Chuck
"...and the
I still would appreciate some help, but here is some further information:
The specific problem seems to be related to access rights to /var/run/sophie
and var/run/sophie.pid Knowing that, I could put those files someplace that
the qscand user has access.
However, qmail-scanner-queue.pl currently
I had that problem installing 1.21 on Debian with perl-5.6. Installing the
perl-5.6-suid package solved the problem.
David Rueter
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I use qmail-scanner 1.20 with spamassassin and uvscan.
i want update it to 1.21 but when i use ./configure with "./configure
--admin gg --domain mydom.it --notify admin --archive yes --fix-mime no
--unzip no"
i get this error:
===
If that looks correct, I will now generate qmail-scanner-
Christian Ista said:
> Testing suid nature of /usr/bin/suidperl...
> Looks OK...
> In string, @mm now must be written as [EMAIL PROTECTED] at -e line 21, near "@mm"
> Execution of -e aborted due to compilation errors.
> Could you give me a way to solve this problem ?
Do what it says - put a '\' in
Michael Bellears wrote:
Sould I be looking at qmail-scanner, clamav or qss to either modify the
time/date format, or make allowances for this change?
Matt Simerson has altered the date-interpretation in QSS to work with
the old AND the new dateformat at the same time.
http://www.tnpi.biz/inte
Hello,
I'm about to buy commercial anti virus. and i'm considering Kaspersky.
which one should i buy (the one which is can be used with
qmail-scanner 1.20)?
is it Kaspersky® Anti-Virus Business Optimal for Linux Workstations OR
Kaspersky® Anti-Virus Business Optimal for Linux Fi
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