Eduardo Júnior wrote:
>> Clamd can either do unix sockets or tcp ports, there's no reason it
>> couldn't be on another
>
> machine, unless there's something I'm not seeing.
>
>
>
> The idea is to separate the service of anti-virus so that it can be used for
> more than a mail server.
> So the reason to allocate the clamav in another host.
>
> Yes, precisely, clamav allows connections unix sockets and tcp ports.
> Already set in clamav for him to listen a tcp port.
>
> But how do I call the pro amavis clamav that host separate?
> This setup, if possible, does not seem to be trivial and the call of amavis
> in postfix.
>
>
> []´s
>
If you want to run {amavisd-new + clamav} on a separate host
from postfix, this is fairly trivial.
Basically just substitute the IP address of the intended
target host in place of 127.0.0.1 in postfix master.cf and
amavisd.conf.
This is also discussed in the amavisd-new RELEASE_NOTES and
README.postfix.
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Noel Jones
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