On Friday 25 June 2004 06:48 pm, John Fleming wrote:
> Does clamscan scan plain text attachments?
there really isn't any reason to scan plain-text attachments.
> Zipped attachments?
if you tell it to.
> Html or other attachments?
if you tell it to.
> Does clamd?
if you tell it to.
clamscan --mbox will rip an email apart and scan any attachments and such.
when using clamd/clamdscan you'll have to set the ScanMail configuration
directive in clamav.conf
This is all in clamav's documentation and all over the clamav mailing list
archives. Perhaps you should have a look at those.
-Jeremy
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