Re: ClamAV and Amavis-Postfix
Germán Gutierrez wrote: > > Gene Grimm escribio: > > Has anyone tried configuring the Amavis-Postfix package in Woody to use > > ClamAV as the scanner engine? Would I be better off installing the > > Amavis tarball rather than the Amavis-Postfix pacakge? To my knowledge > > thus far, ClamAV is the only free virus scanner for commercial use other > > than the Java-dependant OpenAntiVirus package. > > I've been playing with that for a few days, some hints: > The clamav package is not in woody, you have to install both .debs (clamav & > amavis-postfix) from the unstable tree, it works, just read some docs and > play a little with the /etc/amavisd.conf file. > Anyway the oav database seems to be pretty outdated, at least the last time > I saw it... I've got Amavis-Postfix installed from Woody (Stable), and a tarball of ClamAV. There is an autoupdate tool in the ClamAV package to update the virus definitions that "seems" to work alright, but I will try the versions from Unstable if they work. Thanx.
Re: ClamAV and Amavis-Postfix
Gene Grimm escribio: > Has anyone tried configuring the Amavis-Postfix package in Woody to use > ClamAV as the scanner engine? Would I be better off installing the > Amavis tarball rather than the Amavis-Postfix pacakge? To my knowledge > thus far, ClamAV is the only free virus scanner for commercial use other > than the Java-dependant OpenAntiVirus package. > > I've been playing with that for a few days, some hints: The clamav package is not in woody, you have to install both .debs (clamav & amavis-postfix) from the unstable tree, it works, just read some docs and play a little with the /etc/amavisd.conf file. Anyway the oav database seems to be pretty outdated, at least the last time I saw it... -- Saludos, Germán
ClamAV and Amavis-Postfix
Has anyone tried configuring the Amavis-Postfix package in Woody to use ClamAV as the scanner engine? Would I be better off installing the Amavis tarball rather than the Amavis-Postfix pacakge? To my knowledge thus far, ClamAV is the only free virus scanner for commercial use other than the Java-dependant OpenAntiVirus package.
