http://kulturkonsult.no/stuff/pop3proxy_avg.txt is a modified version of pop3proxy.pl which scans every attachments (or more precisely base64 encoded MIME-parts) with avgscan.exe, the command-line virus scanner bundled with Grisoft AVG Antivirus Free Edition (www.grisoft.com). It adds a new header, X-Virus, to all scanned mail.
If a virus is found, the offending MIME-part (attachment) is removed and the X-Virus header is added which states virus-name and the filename in which it was found.
Its workings is pretty simple - at line 710 (just before the ordianry SA "scan_mail(\$message{$socket})" is called) I've added a call to remove_viruses(\$message{$socket}), which is defined on line 918.
remove_viruses() relies on MIME::Parser (from mimetools) to handle the attachments.
Note that the pop3proxy.pl I've used is probably getting old (I made this some time ago) - I can't remember the version, but it's from the days when SAproxy was still called pop3proxy and didn't have any of those fancy UI hooks like SAproxy has today :) However, applying this modification to newer versions will probably work out fine.
Here's a simple trick to run perl scripts in the background (I have this in a vbs-file in my Startup-folder):
Set Wshshell = wscript.createobject("WScript.shell")
Return = Wshshell.Run("c:\perl\bin\perl.exe c:\utils\pop3proxy\pop3proxy.pl",0)
Wscript.quit
Hope this can be useful for somebody!
Best regards, Bjørn Langfors
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