You will need to use something like qmail-scanner.pl or qscanq. I use the latter, much faster than the perl script. I was able to get qscanq to work with csav, though it was a bit of trouble, I used this for the first line of conf-scancmd: /package/mail/qscanq/command/run-antivir
I would consider using clamav instead, csav got so behind on virus definitions, and they were never able to scan password protected .zip files, which clamav does nicely. And, clamav is free! Andreas On Wed, 8 Dec 2004, Stewart Walker wrote: > Date: Wed, 08 Dec 2004 16:24:29 -0700 > From: Stewart Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: scanning incoming msgs for viruses > > Setting up a csav (Command Software) virus scanner and I don't > know where to inject the casv run code or what var's to use for the > file name or location. > > Do I do the scan as the mail msg comes in? or wait till > its been processed by qmail and written in the Maildir? > > Do I have to worry about csav and the mail system fighting > over the files? > > Thanks > > Stewart Walker > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
