I have modified Vincenzo's IsInfected matcher to call the CLAMD daemon process on a RedHat Linux 9 installation. This is more efficient that calling the clamscan program. I am not a Java programmer by trade, so it isn't the best hack, but it works. The new matcher is called ClamAV.
Kraig,
This looks very promising. A question though...now that you're using clamd, do you need to use temp files at all?
Also (this may be more a function of the original design), since you're putting a flag in the message anyway, is there a need to write this as a matcher? A mailet would be easier to configure, and then the next step could be checking for the X-MessageIsInfected header.
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