Hello,
On 22 Dec 2004, at 20:18, Cameron Bales wrote:
Hello.
I'm getting this string of errors during the ./configure stage of
installing Clam AV 0.8 and the current CVS version as well. I'm
installing on OS X Server 10.3.6 gcc 3.3
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Title: Grepping of clamscan output (or use of returncodes)
Hello,
I want to use ClamAV with OTRS an Open source Ticket Request System to filter wormmails.
OTRS uses a perl script to fetch mails via POP3. The mails can then be checked e.g. by executing a command:
On Tuesday 04 Jan 2005 09:15, Lars Monsees wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] root]# cat wurm-mail.txt | clamscan - | grep FOUND
Try this:
clamdscan wurm-mail.txt 21 | fgrep FOUND
Notes:
1) You were only looking at the output of stdout
2) The cat command adds nothing so why use it
3) Consider using
Lars Monsees wrote:
CMD = '/usr/local/bin/clamscan - | grep FOUND',
So, as you can see, grep isnt involved.
You probably want to add the --stdout flag to clamscan. clamscan writes
to stderr by default, so grep never sees the output. You'd also
probably be better off starting clamd and
Title: RE: [Clamav-users] Grepping of clamscan output (or use of returncodes)
Try this:
clamdscan wurm-mail.txt 21 | fgrep FOUND
Notes:
1) You were only looking at the output of stdout
thats it =)
2) The cat command adds nothing so why use it
I just used this for testing
Lars Monsees wrote:
I thought that clamdscan isn't able to scan a scream as this isn't
stated in the man-pages.
Older versions had problems with clamdscan in stream mode, but it has
worked since version 0.70.
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Right now, our organization's firewall blocks all outgoing
connections to port 25 except directly from the mail server. Our
mail server supports authenticated relaying and SMTP-SSL on port 465
so this is not a problem in 99.9% of the cases. The majority of port
25 outgoing traffic not
Jay Lee wrote:
What I'd like to do is configure a transparent SMTP proxy on port
25 of the firewall that send the outgoing message through ClamAV,
allowing only clean messages to pass. User's wouldn't notice
anything when they send out messages via port 25 but viruses would
not get out (and
On Tue, 2005-01-04 at 20:26, Jay Lee wrote:
Right now, our organization's firewall blocks all outgoing
connections to port 25 except directly from the mail server. Our
mail server supports authenticated relaying and SMTP-SSL on port 465
so this is not a problem in 99.9% of the cases.
Tinus Nijmeijers said:
why not let the firewall redirect everything on port 25 ! from the
mailserver to the mailserver?
Because then my mail server would need to be an open relay and that is bad...
Jay
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Network / Systems Administrator
Information Technology Dept.
Philadelphia
On Tue, 2005-01-04 at 22:53, Jay Lee wrote:
Tinus Nijmeijers said:
why not let the firewall redirect everything on port 25 ! from the
mailserver to the mailserver?
Because then my mail server would need to be an open relay and that is bad...
Jay
no it would not.
any traffic coming
Tinus Nijmeijers said:
any traffic coming into the internal interface on port 25 where
src!=mailserver gets redirected to the mailserver.
Your external interface does come into the picture.
Yes, and in order for my mail server to accept the mail from
[EMAIL PROTECTED] going out to [EMAIL
Examine the following article?
http://www.macftphttp.serverbox.org/wiki/index.php?
title=Install_both_macosx
On Jan 04, 2005, at 03:51, Mr Mailing List wrote:
Hello,
On 22 Dec 2004, at 20:18, Cameron Bales wrote:
Hello.
I'm getting this string of errors during the ./configure stage of
installing
Jay Lee wanted us to know:
Tinus Nijmeijers said:
any traffic coming into the internal interface on port 25 where
src!=mailserver gets redirected to the mailserver.
Your external interface does come into the picture.
Yes, and in order for my mail server to accept the mail from
[EMAIL
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