On Friday 02 August 2002 12:56 pm, you wrote: > From time to time people have asked about antivirus, and I would like to > offer the following as my experience that may be relevant. > > In Windows I have used Kaspersky, first as a stand-alone, then, with help > from their tech support, set up in such a way that I downloaded the regular > updates and my client machines simply downloaded the files from my computer > to theirs. > > Since spending most of my time in Linux I began to resent having to go into > Windows each Saturday to get the files, so I again approached their tech > support. It took a couple of tries to explain the problem (remember they > are Russian) but I got a very clear instruction to duplicate my previous > Windows setup - with three ways of achieving it - true Linux style :-). > > This guy obviously knew his Linux (they do a Linux AV product, though I > haven't bought it yet), making specific references to wget and squid. I have the 8.2 prosuite, and it has KAV.
> They also have a very useful viruslist page, worth checking when friends > think they've got that grey bear thingy. > > If it's of any interest to you they are found at www.kaspersky.com. Try > also www.viruslist.com. > > Anne
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