Hi, all 8]. I'm currently working on setting up clamav on my server (a small local network). My MTA is qmail. I was wondering what are your opinions and experiences with the two working together?
I found two possible options of using clamav with qmail and I was wondering if you know of any others you could recommend. One that I found is Amavis-NG. However, it seems like getting a whole cow, when you just wanted some milk. Too large, too complex, I don't really need all that it offers and I don't think it's very fast either. The good thing about Amavis-NG is that it has a script, which replaces qmail-queue, and one doesn't need to recompile qmail with the alternate qmail-queue patch... (I've qmail compiled with smtp-auth patch, but I couldn't applyt the qmail-queue patch - it just would not work on a fresh qmail-source...). Another option I found was qmail-scanner. However it seems to have two shortcomings. One is the fact that I'd need to recompile qmail and manage to apply the patch I could apply before... Two: it seems to need a lot of memory (I read about the problems when too little memory is assigned), and my server only has 32 megs in total... I was wondering if anyone knows of an option that would: - not require a recompilation of qmail (would supply a qmail-queue script which would call the scanner and then the original qmail-queue) - take little memory, be streamlined and fast. Any input would be greatly welcome. -- tomasz 'tonid' nidecki, zoliborz, warszawa, poland mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://endemic.org http://mp3.com/tonid http://mp3.com/knownspace * choSuvchugh 'oy'lIj Daghur neH --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
