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
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
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
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
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I use it for workstations and it seems to do an
excellent job.
David DanielsSystem AdministratorStarfish Internet Service[EMAIL PROTECTED]
- Original Message -
From:
Paul
Ingram
To: Declude. Virus
Sent: Monday, July 30, 2001 1:48 PM
Subject: [Declude.Virus]
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
