On 8/16/06, Micheal Espinola Jr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Doug Traylor wrote:
> > Adding a call to an optional external command line scanner/scanners of our
> > choice like Declude and hMailServer do, after all the Spam checks, would be
> > a great replacement for it.
>
> Unfortunately, I don't think thats applicable with the way ASSP works as
> a memory-resident proxy.  I believe it would have to behave like a relay
> (store and forward) in order to utilize a scanner like that.
>
>

Actually this might be possible.
There is a perl module for just this. "File::Scan::ClamAV".
It allows you to pass a file/filestream(we would use a stream) to a
clamd daemon running on the local server. The clamd daemon handles the
virus scanning while ASSP only passes it the data to scan and waits
for a result.

The only problem I see with this is that it may slow down ASSP since
it is waiting on an external process.

However I also vote for the code (in it's current state) to be
disabled as it only confuses people right now.

P.S. Thanks for your continuing hard work Fritz.

Kevin

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