Hi y'all, I am in the process of replacing our existing netware server by a linux samba machine. The setup itself shouldn't be too difficult, everybody gets a home directory and a few shared directories for workgroups in the company. But I'm always looking for a fine working solution for scanning incoming (from server view) files for viruses in real time, just like NetShield from NAI does. I bought Kaspersky Anti Virus for Linux Servers, because it contains it. You have to compile a kernel module that kind of intercepts the open, close and execute states of files for scanning them. But this is not only slow, it's suuuuuuuper veeeeeery uuuuuultra slow. Copying 100 files of mixed sizes (sum. 100MB) took like 4 minutes, without it it takes no more than 15 seconds or so.
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