Trog wrote:
[...]
> Ok, clamav-devel-20040726 contains a UPX unpacker, which isn't in 0.75.1
Hello,
First of all, please don't consider this a gripe. It's not. I'm
VERY happy and grateful for ClamAV. The simple truth is that it's
saving my company a good bit of money (when was the last time you got
a quote from McAfee for server licenses? It ain't cheap.), and
saving our customers a LOT of headaches! Great job!
Having said that, I have two questions:
1.) When is a release expected of the devel version with the UPX unpacker
and the spiffy new memory management techniques? I'm just curious as
it looks really nice and I can't wait to put it on my production
servers.
2.) I'm thinking of writing a general purpose Email module for the OCaml
programming language. However, I think the ClamAV project is PROOF
that there are more ways to package email than any one person can
count. ASCII, Unicode, MIME, TNEF, UPX, Base64, etc... the list goes
on and on, with more coming out every day, it seems.
In addition, a great email program (like ClamAV) should do it's job
without fatal failure despite munged and broken MTAs and mail clients
making a mockery of the existing standards. I won't expect any less
from an Email module I write. Reliability will be my #1 goal, followed
closely by universalness, clean/correct interface design, and speed,
respectively.
So, with that in mind, is there a document, or a group of documents
out there that I can read (gimme RFCs, non-official standards, ANYTHING)
that describe the plethora of standards ClamAV uses or plans to use
in the future? Or maybe just a general list of what's currently out
there?
Thanks!
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