For me I just use spamassassin with an antivirus .cf file. .cfs are the
regexp files uses by spamassassin to scan the mail. I have 50 win
clients to worry about. You are right that if it is a Linux only
network, no av is needed. I did open one if the virii in mozilla and it
hung mozilla up
Mike,
If you are going to be reading the mail only on a Linux system, there
really is no need for anti virus. The system that JAG outlines is
generally used when the mail will be read on Windows clients, which are
vulnerable to all the PIFs and BATs and EXEs and ZIPs and... well you
get the idea.
Mike,
I am currently running a redhat Linux server, for web, email, and
file services. I am using a commerical AV product call Sophos, which
does what you have indicated that you want to do.
Sophos has a mail receiver, MailMonitor, that receives all of the email,
passes it onto Sophos AV, qua
Hello and thank you for reading.
I am working on seting up a K12LTSP server with a couple of clients.
The clients will mainly be used for Internet, Email and Office
Applications. I am trying to setup virus protection for the client
systems. We will be using Evolution for viewing Email which
