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Simon Avery wrote:
> Hi.
>
> Debian Etch and 2.1.2.6
>
> I'm not convinced this is a sensible thing to ask, but worth a try...
>
> I'd like to scan for viruses on our company LAN periodically, in
> addition to a resident guard program. This has his
Holger Parplies wrote:
> Hi,
>
> dan wrote on 10.10.2007 at 09:46:23 [Re: [BackupPC-users] BackupPC: Antivirus
> suggestion.]:
>> im actually using backuppc with clamav and it in fact does scan withing zip
>> and gzip files.
>
> that's quite amazing, pre
; dan wrote on 10.10.2007 at 09:46:23 [Re: [BackupPC-users] BackupPC:
> Antivirus suggestion.]:
> > im actually using backuppc with clamav and it in fact does scan withing
> zip
> > and gzip files.
>
> that's quite amazing, presuming you mean what you seem to be implyin
Hi,
dan wrote on 10.10.2007 at 09:46:23 [Re: [BackupPC-users] BackupPC: Antivirus
suggestion.]:
> im actually using backuppc with clamav and it in fact does scan withing zip
> and gzip files.
that's quite amazing, presuming you mean what you seem to be implying rather
than wha
im actually using backuppc with clamav and it in fact does scan withing zip
and gzip files.
On 10/10/07, Adam Goryachev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> dan wrote:
> > > 3) To scan on the backuppc server, you would need to uncompress them
> and
> >
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dan wrote:
> > 3) To scan on the backuppc server, you would need to uncompress them and
> > remove the backuppc specific encoding, or teach your virus scanner how
> > to decompress these types of files. Otherwise it will likely miss most
> > infections
replys to the 3 points given
1)i agree on this one, an alternate scanner would definitely improve your
chances of catching a virus
2)this ties in with #1, though norton does scan on access, all machines
might not be protected or might not be up-to-date and also clamav may catch
what norton misses.
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Simon Avery wrote:
> Hi.
>
> Debian Etch and 2.1.2.6
>
> I'm not convinced this is a sensible thing to ask, but worth a try...
>
> I'd like to scan for viruses on our company LAN periodically, in
> addition to a resident guard program. This has histori
I think it would be great to have using ClamAV or AVG as an OPTION on
scanning files coming in from clients. If they are found in need, then
need to be quarantined (and admin alarmed at the end of the backup
period once a day) with the normal information kept that the AV software
already does plus
It sounds like a good idea to me. Unfortunately I can't tell you if
it's a reasonable thing to ask for or not. But the suggestion has my vote.
-Rob
Simon Avery wrote:
> Hi.
>
> Debian Etch and 2.1.2.6
>
> I'm not convinced this is a sensible thing to ask, but worth a try...
>
> I'd like to s
Hi.
Debian Etch and 2.1.2.6
I'm not convinced this is a sensible thing to ask, but worth a try...
I'd like to scan for viruses on our company LAN periodically, in
addition to a resident guard program. This has historically found bad
things in caches before they've been run.
I have been using
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