Scott Fisher wrote:
Does it need to be updated often... If a new vulnerability appears and there
is a Declude fix, I would expect you'd want to update your Declude
version...
I don't think there's been too many "fixes" in the Declude updates; mostly new or enhanced features. I don't know as I recall any vulnerability issues.
You'll also need your anti-virus renewals. This can range from $0 for ClamAV
to $50 for F-Prot. AVG and Mcafee fall in the middle price-wise.
Declude uses the desktop AV scanner, not a "server" scanner. For many of us, the e-mail server is just one additional desktop license, which is usually a minimal cost.
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