Re[2]: [Declude.Virus] Request for Headers

2001-07-30 Thread John Fassbender

I appreciate it.  I have all three of your products and think they are
wonderful.  Keep up the good work.

Best regards,
 Johnmailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]




Hello R.,

Monday, July 30, 2001, 8:20:27 PM, you wrote:


>>I had the postmaster of an ISP request the headers of the virus.  I
>>was able to get them, but thought it might be nice if Declude could do
>>it automatically.
>>
>>Is it possible to have Declude automatically be able to send all the
>>header info?

RSP> That isn't possible currently, but I have added that to the request 
RSP> database, and it will likely be added to an upcoming version, as it could 
RSP> be quite useful.
RSP>   -Scott

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Re: [Declude.Virus] Request for Headers

2001-07-30 Thread R. Scott Perry


>I had the postmaster of an ISP request the headers of the virus.  I
>was able to get them, but thought it might be nice if Declude could do
>it automatically.
>
>Is it possible to have Declude automatically be able to send all the
>header info?

That isn't possible currently, but I have added that to the request 
database, and it will likely be added to an upcoming version, as it could 
be quite useful.
  -Scott

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[Declude.Virus] Request for Headers

2001-07-30 Thread John Fassbender

I had the postmaster of an ISP request the headers of the virus.  I
was able to get them, but thought it might be nice if Declude could do
it automatically.

Is it possible to have Declude automatically be able to send all the
header info?
  

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[Declude.Virus] Invalid final delivery

2001-07-30 Thread Bruno Carlos

With Declude I keep on getting mails from Postmaster saying

Invalid final delivery userid: info@localhost

Any explanation for this?

Bruno Carlos 


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Re: [Declude.Virus] REVDNS:Has anyone used F-Prot...

2001-07-30 Thread Starfish Internet



I use it for workstations and it seems to do an 
excellent job.
 
David DanielsSystem AdministratorStarfish Internet Service[EMAIL PROTECTED]

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  From: 
  Paul 
  Ingram 
  To: Declude. Virus 
  Sent: Monday, July 30, 2001 1:48 PM
  Subject: [Declude.Virus] REVDNS:Has 
  anyone used F-Prot...
  
  Does anyone use 
  F-prot for workstations?
  For $2 a system I 
  thought it might be worth looking into.
  Also if I go to 
  F-Prot on my servers should I use the on demand scanner or just the command 
  line part?
  Paul Ingram
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  CI Travel
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Re: [Declude.Virus] REVDNS:Has anyone used F-Prot...

2001-07-30 Thread R. Scott Perry


>Does anyone use F-prot for workstations?
>For $2 a system I thought it might be worth looking into.

That's a good idea, especially since the minimum license is for 20 
computers.  So if you already license it to use with Declude Virus, you've 
got 19 extra licenses you can use.

>Also if I go to F-Prot on my servers should I use the on demand scanner or 
>just the command line part?

For non-Declude use, I would recommend the F-Stop on-access scanner (the 
one that runs in the background), as it will detect viruses as they are 
written to disk, rather than on set schedules as with the command line scanner.
 -Scott

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Re: [Declude.Virus] %virusname% and %virusfile%

2001-07-30 Thread R. Scott Perry


>I am running Declude with Netshield v4.5. (everything is working pretty
>well too!)
>
>What I would like to do, is make use of these %virusname% and
>%virusfile% options in the alert email that I am having sent to myself
>when Declude finds a virus.

You need to add "/REPORT report.txt" to the SCANFILE line in 
\IMail\Declude\virus.cfg, and also add a separate line that says "REPORT 
Found".


[Users with F-Prot will instead add "/REPORT=report.txt" to the SCANFILE 
line, and add "REPORT Infection" on a separate line.]

  -Scott

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[Declude.Virus] %virusname% and %virusfile%

2001-07-30 Thread Sharyn Schmidt

Good afternoon!

Forgive me in advance for a question that I am sure has been answered
before, but I'm new to the software and to the list.

I am running Declude with Netshield v4.5. (everything is working pretty
well too!)

What I would like to do, is make use of these %virusname% and
%virusfile% options in the alert email that I am having sent to myself
when Declude finds a virus.

I have looked at the instructions in the manual on the Declude website,
and I am not quite sure how to get the Netshield to save a report with
the information that Declude needs to fill in these variables. Is there
anyone out there that already has this set up, that would be willing to
share with me how it was done?

I think I understand what needs to be added to the virus.cfg file, I'm
just not sure how to go about setting it up in Netshield. My thought
would be to rename the file that Netshield logs to, to report.txt, but
after looking at the file itself, it doesn’t seem to contain the proper
information.

Thanks in advance for your help! 

Sharyn Schmidt
Network Specialist
Florida Distillers Company
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[Declude.Virus] REVDNS:Has anyone used F-Prot...

2001-07-30 Thread Paul Ingram



Does anyone use 
F-prot for workstations?
For $2 a system I 
thought it might be worth looking into.
Also if I go to 
F-Prot on my servers should I use the on demand scanner or just the command line 
part?
Paul Ingram
IT Systems Analyst 
CI Travel
1.888.461.0022 Ext:826
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RE: [Declude.Virus] OSDUL:sir cam

2001-07-30 Thread Sharyn Schmidt

OK..

I think you hit it Scott.

The one that was missed, is the only one so far, that has come through
with the .doc.com extension. Everything else has come with the .pif. My
guess would be that Mcaffee saw the .doc extension and just quit
scanning.

Just goes to show that even with all the best/updated virus protection
in the world, a smart user can  make all the difference!

Of course, that doesn't explain why my firewall let it through, since
it's supposed to be stripping .com extensions, but that, obviously,
isn't your problem. :)

Thanks for your help!

Sharyn

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Subject: RE: [Declude.Virus] OSDUL:sir cam



>Yes! I checked the log and everything seems to be working fine. The 
>email came through as "virus free", however, the day before Declude 
>nabbed it, and has been nabbing it.

There's a chance that McAfee may not be recognizing it in certain 
forms.  Virus scanners actually won't scan an entire file sometimes, but

use logic to determine what part(s) to scan.  For example, in an .EXE
file, 
there are parts marked as data segments, that shouldn't be able to
contain 
a virus.  It might be that there is some sort of logic like that that is

missing the virus (perhaps when a certain file extension combination is
used).

The "Virus Free" message should only appear if the scanner reported that
no 
virus was present.

>I'm not sure what Roger means by this..
>
>We had one sneak in for the first time this last week as well. We know 
>it happened because the header info identified it. With the increase in

>virus activity during the last week maybe we reached
>the MAXATONCE   4  and it didn't 'wait' for the 5th?

He is using the MAXATONCE configuration option, which lets you limit the

maximum number of virus scanners that can run at the same time.  This is

useful if you have a high volume server, or occasionally someone sends a

lot of mail at the same time, or your licensing only allows you to run a

certain number of concurrent scanner processes.

The default for this is "MAXATONCE 0", which will not limit the number
of 
simultaneous scanner processes.
-Scott

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RE: [Declude.Virus] OSDUL:sir cam

2001-07-30 Thread R. Scott Perry


>Yes! I checked the log and everything seems to be working fine. The
>email came through as "virus free", however, the day before Declude
>nabbed it, and has been nabbing it.

There's a chance that McAfee may not be recognizing it in certain 
forms.  Virus scanners actually won't scan an entire file sometimes, but 
use logic to determine what part(s) to scan.  For example, in an .EXE file, 
there are parts marked as data segments, that shouldn't be able to contain 
a virus.  It might be that there is some sort of logic like that that is 
missing the virus (perhaps when a certain file extension combination is used).

The "Virus Free" message should only appear if the scanner reported that no 
virus was present.

>I'm not sure what Roger means by this..
>
>We had one sneak in for the first time this last week as well. We know
>it happened because the header info identified it. With the increase in
>virus activity during the last week maybe we reached
>the MAXATONCE   4  and it didn't 'wait' for the 5th?

He is using the MAXATONCE configuration option, which lets you limit the 
maximum number of virus scanners that can run at the same time.  This is 
useful if you have a high volume server, or occasionally someone sends a 
lot of mail at the same time, or your licensing only allows you to run a 
certain number of concurrent scanner processes.

The default for this is "MAXATONCE 0", which will not limit the number of 
simultaneous scanner processes.
-Scott

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Re: REVDNS:Re[2]: [Declude.Virus] OSDUL:sir cam

2001-07-30 Thread R. Scott Perry


>With the increase in virus activity during the last week maybe we reached
>the MAXATONCE   4  and it didn't 'wait' for the 5th?

That wouldn't be it.  With the MAXATONCE setting, Declude will wait for 
other scanner processes to finish, and then it will scan the E-mail.  You 
can check to see if the file was scanned by first checking the IMail log to 
find out the queue file name, and cross-reference it with the queue file 
name in the Declude Virus log (which should have "Virus Free" if the 
scanner reported no virus; if that message isn't there, you should check 
for a C:\Declude.gp1 or C:\Declude.gp2 file and send them to me if they exist).
  -Scott

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RE: [Declude.Virus] OSDUL:sir cam

2001-07-30 Thread Sharyn Schmidt

Yes! I checked the log and everything seems to be working fine. The
email came through as "virus free", however, the day before Declude
nabbed it, and has been nabbing it.

I'm not sure what Roger means by this..

We had one sneak in for the first time this last week as well. We know
it happened because the header info identified it. With the increase in
virus activity during the last week maybe we reached
the MAXATONCE   4  and it didn't 'wait' for the 5th?


Sharyn

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>I had one today sneak in..fortunately the user didn't recognize the 
>sender and was smart enough to delete the email.
>
>The Declude/McAfee setup has been catching this virus left and right. I

>don't have a clue why all of a sudden it would let this one in.

Did you check the log file to see if there were any errors listed?
  -Scott

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RE: [Declude.Virus] OSDUL:sir cam

2001-07-30 Thread R. Scott Perry


>I had one today sneak in..fortunately the user didn't recognize the
>sender and was smart enough to delete the email.
>
>The Declude/McAfee setup has been catching this virus left and right. I
>don't have a clue why all of a sudden it would let this one in.

Did you check the log file to see if there were any errors listed?
  -Scott

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REVDNS:Re[2]: [Declude.Virus] OSDUL:sir cam

2001-07-30 Thread Roger Heath

Reply to: Sharyn Schmidt
  Re: [Declude.Virus] OSDUL:sir cam on Monday 7:52:49 AM

We had one sneak in for the first time this last week as well.
We know it happened because the header info identified it. With
the increase in virus activity during the last week maybe we reached
the MAXATONCE   4  and it didn't 'wait' for the 5th?

--
Roger Heath

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S> I had one today sneak in..fortunately the user didn't recognize the
S> sender and was smart enough to delete the email.

S> The Declude/McAfee setup has been catching this virus left and right. I
S> don't have a clue why all of a sudden it would let this one in.

S> Sharyn Schmidt
S> Network Specialist
S> Florida Distillers Company
S> (863) 956-1116 x139 


S> -Original Message-
S> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
S> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Madscientist
S> Sent: Friday, July 27, 2001 3:56 PM
S> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
S> Subject: RE: [Declude.Virus] OSDUL:sir cam


S> We had one client get infected... turned out the original infection came
S> in under an outside service (hotmail)... then our service caught it
S> trying to deliver payload elsewhere... saved many thousands of $ of
S> cleanup, well justifying our per-mailbox price. Thanks Declude.

S> :-)

S> _M

S> | -Original Message-
S> | From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
S> | [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of John Shacklett
S> | Sent: Friday, July 27, 2001 12:18 PM
S> | To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
S> | Subject: [Declude.Virus] OSDUL:sir cam
S> |
S> |
S> | We've had a handful of Sir*Cam critters sneak in under the 
S> | declude/mcafee shield. Has anyone else noticed anything similar?
S> |
S> |
S> | --
S> |
S> | John Shacklett
S> |
S> | www.continentaloffice.com
S> |
S> | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
S> | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
S> |
S> | --
S> | Ancient Chinese curse:
S> |  "May you live in interesting times."
S> |
S> | Somewhat more contemporary curse:
S> |  "May you putt on interesting greens."
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S> Single Barrel Rum, judged "Best in the World" at the annual
S> San Francisco Wine and Spirits Championships, and the
S> artisan tequilas of Porfidio 100% Agave Tequilas, judged "Best
S> Tequila" four years running by the Wine Enthusiast magazine. For
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RE: [Declude.Virus] OSDUL:sir cam

2001-07-30 Thread Sharyn Schmidt

I had one today sneak in..fortunately the user didn't recognize the
sender and was smart enough to delete the email.

The Declude/McAfee setup has been catching this virus left and right. I
don't have a clue why all of a sudden it would let this one in.

Sharyn Schmidt
Network Specialist
Florida Distillers Company
(863) 956-1116 x139 


-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Madscientist
Sent: Friday, July 27, 2001 3:56 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [Declude.Virus] OSDUL:sir cam


We had one client get infected... turned out the original infection came
in under an outside service (hotmail)... then our service caught it
trying to deliver payload elsewhere... saved many thousands of $ of
cleanup, well justifying our per-mailbox price. Thanks Declude.

:-)

_M

| -Original Message-
| From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
| [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of John Shacklett
| Sent: Friday, July 27, 2001 12:18 PM
| To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| Subject: [Declude.Virus] OSDUL:sir cam
|
|
| We've had a handful of Sir*Cam critters sneak in under the 
| declude/mcafee shield. Has anyone else noticed anything similar?
|
|
| --
|
| John Shacklett
|
| www.continentaloffice.com
|
| [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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| --
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|  "May you live in interesting times."
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