Re: Cyrus, Linux, and Anti-Virus

> I saw inflex on freshmeat recently, it seemed > like a good idea to me but I was put off by the version number. We currently are using inflex on our mail hubs using sendmail. Inflex itself is a relatively simple perl script that calls a virus checker. Inflex interc

Re: Cyrus, Linux, and Anti-Virus

> Trend Micro updates pattern files weekly and when something like an > ILOVEYOU virus or a PrettyPark comes out, by the time you get into work > in the morning the update will be available and probably already > downloaded and installed. You can configure the real product to update daily, and if

Re: Cyrus, Linux, and Anti-Virus

Check out PerlMx -- an all purpose, extremely low-level mail filtering API scripted using Perl. You should be able to roll your own virus protection with it. Only runs with sendmail. Cheers, Corey And upon Thursday of October 26, the ill

Re: Cyrus, Linux, and Anti-Virus

--On 10/26/00 09:04:19 AM +0200 Michael Salmon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I saw inflex on freshmeat recently, it > seemed like a good idea to me but I was put off by the version number. > It's not the version number of the software that should be a concern. Rat

RE: Cyrus, Linux, and Anti-Virus

Anti-virus for e-mail.. We run postfix as our MTA and cyrus as our MDA. Our anti-virus package is f-secure (www.fsecure.com) and is updated by an ftp script every night. Our e-mail is dipped by amavis (www.amavis.org) between postfix and cyrus. Postfix delivers to amavis which unpacks the m

Re: Cyrus, Linux, and Anti-Virus

On 10/25/00 03:45:18 PM -0400 John Conant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: +-- | Hi all, |We have Cyrus server 1.6 running on RedHat Linux 6.2 (on Intel). I'm |wondering if there's an anti-virus client I could run on the server [in |addition to hoping all the mail clients ar

Cyrus, Linux, and Anti-Virus

Hi all, We have Cyrus server 1.6 running on RedHat Linux 6.2 (on Intel). I'm wondering if there's an anti-virus client I could run on the server [in addition to hoping all the mail clients are configured to work with a local a-v program...]. It would have to be (1) on linux, (2) able