On Thursday, August 12, 2004, at 07:41 AM, Damjan wrote:
CGPav works as an external filter for CommuniGatePro (thus CGP). I'm using on my server. It seems to be working just fine. Up until recently I was using RAV. Then Microsoft bought up the intellectual property from RAV so that I can no longer get virus updates from RAV. Just for my own interest, I'm still running both CGPav and RAV with CommuniGate Pro in series. The e-mails first go to CGPav to be processed by Clamav and then if Clamav does not catch a virus loaded e-mail it goes on to RAV. So far I have not had a virus make it though Clamav.Although, he does bring up a good point about the ScanMail option
still not being officially supported. While I haven't had any
problems with the feature on my work's server, it certainly does raise
problems with some network admins.
ScanMail is not the only way to scan mail virus. Sure, clamav-milter relies on it, but there are other ways to use clamav without ScanMail option on.
Using external unpacker (like exim+exiscan) with it is a good example.
Does anyone know what does CGPav use? Clamav ScanMail option or some internal
mail demime-fier?
The main point here however is that CGPav is only suitable for CommuniGate Pro mail systems. It relies on CommuniGate's external filter functions.
HTH,
Phil
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