Re: [Declude.Virus] log file grepping

2004-12-02 Thread Nick
On 1 Dec 2004 at 15:26, Bill Landry wrote:

Hi Bill -
 Total messages scanned for the day and the total number of viruses
 found for that day (not count of individual virus)?
Correct.I have no interest in this case of an indv virus count. Just 
totals. That is what I want to feed to mrtg to get realtine graphs. 
As you probably are aware mrtg likes 2 values to graph so in this 
case I'm looking for total scanned vs virus found. [For total virus's 
I think it would have to be by individual scanner so could see how 
each AV program compares. An overall total would be helpful as well 
if possible.]

-Nick
 


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Re: [Declude.Virus] Advice on Antivirus for System Protection

2004-12-02 Thread Dean Lawrence
Thanks Matt.
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[Declude.Virus] What's the IFrame vulnerability

2004-12-02 Thread Bob McGregor
Just wondering if someone can explain what the HTML / IFrame @ expl
capture from f-prot is?

is it a vulnerability or worse?

thanks, bob

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Re: [Declude.Virus] Advice on Antivirus for System Protection

2004-12-02 Thread Bill Green dfn Systems
Thanks Matt. I dare say there are probably many like myself that you don't 
hear from much, but we read the postings and learn a lot from you regular 
posters. It is much appreciated.

Bill Green
dfn Systems
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I find Symantec Corporate Edition to be my server AV scanner of choice 
because it is easily configurable (primarily for exclusions), and has a 
nice feature that shows you exactly what is being scanned in real-time.  It 
hardly costs anything, and they now also offer multi-year licenses.  Make 
sure that you purchase over the Internet to save substantially.

http://shopper-search.cnet.com/search?part=q=Symantec+Corporate+Edition+Server+9.0
Matt

Bill Green dfn Systems wrote:
We've been using Declude/F-Prot to protect our email users, and Symantec 
Corp. Ed. to protect the server it'self. Our Symantec is up for renewal 
and I was wondering what others are using that might be less expensive.

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Re: [Declude.Virus] Advice on Antivirus for System Protection

2004-12-02 Thread Matt
Bill,
Thanks a bunch for the kind words.
Matt

Bill Green dfn Systems wrote:
Thanks Matt. I dare say there are probably many like myself that you 
don't hear from much, but we read the postings and learn a lot from 
you regular posters. It is much appreciated.

Bill Green
dfn Systems
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, December 01, 2004 11:25 AM
Subject: Re: [Declude.Virus] Advice on Antivirus for System Protection

I find Symantec Corporate Edition to be my server AV scanner of 
choice because it is easily configurable (primarily for exclusions), 
and has a nice feature that shows you exactly what is being scanned 
in real-time.  It hardly costs anything, and they now also offer 
multi-year licenses.  Make sure that you purchase over the Internet 
to save substantially.

http://shopper-search.cnet.com/search?part=q=Symantec+Corporate+Edition+Server+9.0 

Matt

Bill Green dfn Systems wrote:
We've been using Declude/F-Prot to protect our email users, and 
Symantec Corp. Ed. to protect the server it'self. Our Symantec is up 
for renewal and I was wondering what others are using that might be 
less expensive.

Bill Green
dfn Systems
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Re: [Declude.Virus] log file grepping

2004-12-02 Thread Bill Landry
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  Total messages scanned for the day and the total number of viruses
  found for that day (not count of individual virus)?
 Correct.I have no interest in this case of an indv virus count. Just
 totals. That is what I want to feed to mrtg to get realtine graphs.
 As you probably are aware mrtg likes 2 values to graph so in this
 case I'm looking for total scanned vs virus found. [For total virus's
 I think it would have to be by individual scanner so could see how
 each AV program compares. An overall total would be helpful as well
 if possible.]

Well, here is a bit a trickery to make it a single liner:

egrep File\(|Scanned: (Virus|Error)|Skipping l:\virus\vir1201.log | gawk
{print $1,$4,$5,$6} | sed s/\/2004 / TOTAL\n/g | egrep File|TOTAL |
gawk {print $(NF-0)} | usort | uniq -c

Which will give you an output like:

   735 INFECTED
  37023 TOTAL

You will need to adjust the path info to you log files, and can manipulate
the output to your liking, but this should give you a starting point to work
with...

Bill

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Re: [Declude.Virus] log file grepping

2004-12-02 Thread Nick
On 2 Dec 2004 at 14:57, Bill Landry wrote:
Very kool. I really tried to do this and figured there was no way!
Thanks!
-Nick

 Well, here is a bit a trickery to make it a single liner:
 
 egrep File\(|Scanned: (Virus|Error)|Skipping l:\virus\vir1201.log |
 gawk {print $1,$4,$5,$6} | sed s/\/2004 / TOTAL\n/g | egrep
 File|TOTAL | gawk {print $(NF-0)} | usort | uniq -c
 
 Which will give you an output like: 
 
735 INFECTED
   37023 TOTAL
 
 You will need to adjust the path info to you log files, and can
 manipulate the output to your liking, but this should give you a
 starting point to work with...
 
 Bill
 
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