|> |I have a question here. Doesn't that require clamav to load |the virus signatures each time? If so, it would be pretty |inefficient and resource-hungry. Wouldn't the combination of |courier-maildrop/clamassassin and clamdscan be a lot faster |since the clamd daemon keeps the virus.db loaded? |--
If the virus.db is always loaded, and assuming long uptimes, which *nix is good at, your virus definitions could be well out of date before they are next loaded, seems logical to load them on the fly to me. Martin
