> 1. Put virus names in virus.cfg That is not needed, new version will look up in a declude.com database to find if it is a forging virus
Correct.
Hopfuly, scott promised that a future version will automaticaly replace sender by [Forged] in forging viruses identified by new method, so we wont have to maintain a local list
We do plan to do that.
Another question, for scott, what happens if declude site is down, and how can we have a local backup database ? Can we set our local dns as secondary for your virus zone file ?
If our server isn't reachable for some reason, it will re-try a few seconds later (in case of a dropped packet or other temporary glitch), and if it still gets no response, Declude will assume that the virus is forging.
We do not have a mechanism for secondaries, as there are no zone files. That way, we are able to deal with variants (so that Bagle.J was known to be forging even before it came out, as we have any "Bagle"'s listed).
-Scott
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