On 2008-04-21, Lee Glidewell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Sunday 20 April 2008 11:56:07 pm Johann Spies wrote:
>>
>> The fact that there are regular updates shows that the product is
>> constantly developing. That does not necessarily mean that it is an
>> inferior product to closed source
> Ce
On Sunday 20 April 2008 11:56:07 pm Johann Spies wrote:
>
> The fact that there are regular updates shows that the product is
> constantly developing. That does not necessarily mean that it is an
> inferior product to closed source
Certainly not. What should be said here, though, is that anti-viru
On Fri, Apr 18, 2008 at 12:06:01AM +0200, Jan Luehr wrote:
> we're using ClamAV on our mail server for scanning incomming mail server-side
> on Etch. However, looking back at ClamAV's history (DSA-1320-1, DSA-1366-1,
> DSA-1435-1, DSA-1479, DSA-1549) makes me feel a little bit uneasy. To be
> h
This one time, at band camp, Martin S said:
> Jan Luehr skrev:
> >What Do you think about this? Do you know reasons for ClamAV's unusual
> >high number of bugs? Would you abandon ClamAV for server side mail
> >scanning in favor of other scanners?
> Are you sure it has a "unusual high" number of b
Jan Luehr skrev:
What Do you think about this? Do you know reasons for ClamAV's unusual high
number of bugs? Would you abandon ClamAV for server side mail scanning in
favor of other scanners?
Are you sure it has a "unusual high" number of bugs? I have no
experience in OS antivirus solutions, us
Hi Yanosz,
Jan Luehr wrote:
we're using ClamAV on our mail server for scanning incomming mail
server-side on Etch. However, looking back at ClamAV's history
(DSA-1320-1, DSA-1366-1, DSA-1435-1, DSA-1479, DSA-1549) makes me
feel a little bit uneasy. To be honest, ClamAV had more remote
exploitab
Hello,
we're using ClamAV on our mail server for scanning incomming mail server-side
on Etch. However, looking back at ClamAV's history (DSA-1320-1, DSA-1366-1,
DSA-1435-1, DSA-1479, DSA-1549) makes me feel a little bit uneasy. To be
honest, ClamAV had more remote exploitable holes than all of
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