It will be seamless to users. Just make sure that the IP address(es) of the
IMail server are listed in mynetworks and you will be good to go. No
additional authentication necessary by the IMail server to the Postfix server.
Bill
- Original Message -
From: Roderick A. Anderson
- Original Message -
From: Joel Staiman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Anyone have any instructions on building a Postfix-Amavis-new-ClamAV on
FreeBSD?
Any other antivirus solutions welcome.
You can't go wrong with that combination, and it's pretty straight forward,
just follow the instructions
- Original Message -
From: Christopher Checca [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I like to download and install the latest stable version, when I update.
There are very good instructions on the CLAM av web site.
My simple instructions (you must have CLAM av running now);
Download stable version
You can always use ignore to remove the unwanted headers. Something like:
/^Received:.*127\.0\.0\.1.*your\.hostname\.com/IGNORE
in a separate amavisd header_check, cleanup process will cause Postfix to
strip out these headers after the message has been received back from
Amavisd-new.
- Original Message -
From: NeoBlu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Do any of you run more than one AV scanners? Which ones?
I run uvscan (McAfee) and clamav (via its clamd daemon). On my test
server,
I run uvscan, clamd, AVG (daemon), BitDefender, Sophos (via SAVI),
TrendMicro (via trophie), and
- Original Message -
From: List_Mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.sortmonster.com/MessageSniffer/index.html
We have been running Sniffer for a long time, well worth the minimal cost.
Bill
