I think a good virus scanning package would be an increadible asset for
the qmail community. There are not many mailhubs which provide a virus
scan. Where I worked previously the virus scan package that we used with
Exchange went for $20,000.
Anyway, I'm a few months from delving heavily into virus scanning, but
am glad to see that there is already work being done.
Think of how well a virus free outsourced mail service would go over.
Viruses wreak havoc on corporate LANs.
Does this amavis catch macro viruses, is it updateable?
- just thoughts - eric
Christopher Seawood escribió:
>
> On Mon, 12 Jul 1999, Troy Morrison wrote:
>
> > I'm not claiming that this is better or worse; just pointing out that
> > there's more than one way to do it.
>
> Right. Sorry, I didn't mean to imply that the method I described was
> better than any of the others mentioned. To the contrary, I am interested
> in hearing if there are any fundamental problems with this method. Some
> of our users here complained that mail was being slowed down tremendously
> (after they were told about the scanner) but in just about every case,
> the problem turned out be elsewhere.
>
> Regards,
> Christopher
> -----
> Christopher Seawood
> That Linux Guy,
> Aureate Media Corporation
