I thought ClamAV would only detect viruses, not clean them. If this is true, then I don't know if ClamAV is the best tool for use with Samba - it's primarily used in conjunction with email servers (though I could be wrong here).
I use F-Prot though for scanning my mail, and seem to remember seeing methods to integrate it with Samba. My thoughts. Shawn On Friday 30 September 2005 17:50, Gustin Johnson wrote: > Does clamav do realtime scanning? I know that this is a little OT, but > this is the main reason that it is not on any desktops that I manage. > > For samba servers though, I have it run scheduled scans putting logs in all > the usual places. Logcheck can then be set to email you if something goes > awry. > > On Friday 30 September 2005 11:25, Tek Budda wrote: > > Travis Rousseau wrote: > > > clam http://www.clamav.net/ > > > > > > On 9/30/05, bogi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >>Hi, > > >>Any good suggestions for opensource virus detectors that would work > > >> with a samba server and scan files ? > > >> > > >>Only OSS/GPL stuff :-) > > > > Further to Travis's suggestion as well. There is a ClamAV client for > > windows called clamwin (clamwin.com). There is also one for Mac OS X. > > Not sure of the name but I believe they include it in the latest OS X > > version (Tiger). I test drove the windows variant at work (before I got > > canned) for deployment of a desktop antivirus solution to comliment the > > Symantec stuff on the server. It worked excellent in my opinion with > > less bloat than Norton, scheduled updates, scans and a quarentine > > feature. You could also specify the directory where updates could be > > downloaded so you could have one main system and the clients pull from > > it. > > > > If I ever get in a place that will allow it I would DEFINATELY deploy > > this solution. > > > > Cameron
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