Yes, I followed the instructions as per the website. Following the instructions is usually a good way to install any software ;) Umm...with SQWebmail, you do need to modify it's sendit.sh script to have the QMAILQUEUE variable set properly otherwise those messages don't get sent...I have courier installed too, but I still installed the maildrop package. Mcafee is the same as uvscan. Mcafee works awesome but is very expensive to license for a mailserver. F-Secure was the only one the I found that didn't license based on node/connection/mailbox counts. It is licensed on server counts. Much less expensive for me.
Regards, Tren. -----Original Message----- From: duncan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2001 1:02 PM To: Tren Blackburn Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: slightly OT - qmail scanner Was the install from the qmail-scanner site followed exactly... maildrop and perl modules, and TNEF Unpacker? I am not 100% on the vpopmail stuff, and i dont want to mess anything up. So, i thoiught id ask when i saw maildrop was a mail delivery ageny.. If i already have courier imap installed, do i skip this part? And so far the scanners being suggested are F-secure, Mcafee, uvscan, AND sophos sweep. any comments on thoes? thx Tren Blackburn wrote: > Yup, I've got it running on all my vpopmail/qmail servers. Works > beautifully. It's caught every virus thrown at it (I have mine check for > new dat files every week) At the moment I'm using the Mcafee scanner, but > I'm switching to the F-Secure Anti-Virus in the next few days (cost issues) > but as far as I've been able to figure out the mcafee scanner is one of the > slowest ones you can use, and the f-secure one is one of the faster ones. > Every message that goes through the server get's a header stamped with stats > about the scan. Check the headers of this email if your currious. I'd > highly recommend you use this software. > > Regards, >
