It seems to me that if someone is going to port clamav as a package, please make sure that clamd can be run as a TCP daemon. Since clamav would need to be running for any kind of squid proxy to scan incoming pages, it could just as easily be available to someone running a mail server behind the pfsense. Currently, for example, I'm running postfix on a freebsd server, with clamav. If clamav were running on the pfense (for squid), I could point my MTA at the pfsense LAN IP and not run it on the mail server. Conversely, of course, if whatever squid redirector can use a network-enabled virus scanner, I could do it the other way around, and leverage my already running clamav on my Freebsd server. Comments?
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