Oops,
I Forgot the following
To get the scaner version, the following must me added to the scan_queue
subroutine:
--BEGIN--
} elsif ($scanner eq 'filescan') {
my $fs = File::Scan->new();
my $fv = $fs->VERSION;
$SCANINFO .= "File::Scan: $fv. ";
--END--
--
Jorge Valdes
IT
Hi,
I have File::Scan working with my qmail-scanner-queue.pl (v1.21) working
and its a lot faster than ClamAV at detecting its _small_ database of viruses.
All that needs to be done is:
1.- Add "use File::Scan;" in the Site-Specific Settings
2.- Add "filescan_scanner" to the @scanner_array
3.- In
Quoting michael-list <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi all,
im trying to remove myself from receiving Virus Warnings, to do this
is all i need to do is edit
/var/qmail/bin/qmail-scanner-queue.pl*
and edit,
my $NOTIFY_ADDRS='sender,admin';
changing it to
my $NOTIFY_ADDRS='sender';
This is correct. Although
Hi all,
im trying to remove myself from receiving Virus
Warnings, to do this is all i need to do is edit
/var/qmail/bin/qmail-scanner-queue.pl*
and edit,
my $NOTIFY_ADDRS='sender,admin';
changing it to
my $NOTIFY_ADDRS='sender';
I tried this the other day, and the entire machi
On Tue, 2004-06-29 at 06:02, Alex Pleiner wrote:
> Nowhere. I don't see any reason for installing qmail from a source RPM.
Ease of management.. Of course, this is a holy war and I'm not looking
to start it up again... :) Just my opinion :)
If someone is interested in qmail rpm's, I believe the
At 6:30 +0200 29-06-2004, Jerome Schevingt wrote:
Hi
i have a small problems :
- I use qmail-scanner 1.22st with Clamav and F-Prot.
- I have updated my scanner version:
Clamav 0.65 to 0.73
F-prot 4.3.2 to 4.4.2
- All old files are deleted and when i see t
At 15:50 +0100 28-06-2004, Mario Gamito wrote:
Hi,
I'm using a qmail/QS/spamassassin system.
I'd like to when my users receive an e-mail containing a virus, that
they are notified with an e-mail.
I've searched all over, but didn't nothing about this.
Edit qmail-scanner-queue.pl and add 'recips' to
* Jason Haar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2004-06-29 02:54]:
> I'm afraid things have changed :-( It appears the original author of that
> rpm isn't keeping it up to date. Newer Linux systems have defined how a
> particular errcode is defined, and now that rpm won't compile on those newer
> Linux platforms
