Davide Libenzi wrote: > On Sat, 20 Jan 2007, Brian Z wrote: > >> Does anyone have any good low cost antivirus setups for XMail running on >> linux? >> >> Since the viruses that affect windows and linux are quite different, are >> the linux antivirus libraries as affective against finding windows >> viruses that may be going throught the relay? > > If you want free one, look at clam-av. Note that the value of an AV > solution is not on the engine/libraries, but on the AV signatures it > supports and on the timeframe the DB gets updated. For example, the latest > McAfee DAT files supports more than 200K virus/trojan/crapware at the > moment. Dunno how many clam-av supports. > I'm running on Windows, but I built a filter app around the command line version of f-prot, along with an auto-updater app that checks for and pulls new signatures every 6 hours (the updater runs from Windows Scheduler). It's not hard to do - and I think f-prot has a *nix version as well.
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