On Thu, 2004-02-12 at 01:36, Martin DiViaio wrote:
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> I'm running Q-S 1.20 with ClamAV 0.65 (CLAMD). I also have perlscanner
> configured to deny CMD files (which is the type that got through in a zip
> file.)
You should really ask this question on the Cla
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> Subject: RE: [Qmail-scanner-general]Mydoom/Worm.SCO
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> Let me clarify...having read some other posts on this list...the messages
> that are getting through are
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Subject: RE: [Qmail-scanner-general]Mydoom/Worm.SCO
latest stable is 0.65, I thought. I will research the issue, but what does
clamav have to do with the bou
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On Wed, 2004-02-11 at 16:03, Michael Menefee wrote:
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> I can see that qmail-scanner and clamav are quarantining the
> mydoom/Worm.SCO.A, however
On Wed, 2004-02-11 at 16:03, Michael Menefee wrote:
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> I can see that qmail-scanner and clamav are quarantining the
> mydoom/Worm.SCO.A, however the A/V on my exchange keeps picking it up and my
> IDS box is showing my Q-S box sending the Mydoom virus to my exchange
> server.
>
> Has anyone ha
I have the following configuration:
redhat 7.3/qmail/qmail-scanner-1.16/clamav 0.65. This box is setup as an
SMTP gateway that then forwards all clean messages to my internal Exchange
Server
I can see that qmail-scanner and clamav are quarantining the
mydoom/Worm.SCO.A, however the A/V on my exch
