I would prefer this method, but I'm running on W32 platform and ClamSMTP
does not.=20

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On Behalf Of Jeff Buehler
Sent: Tuesday, February 13, 2007 10:45
To: [email protected]
Subject: [xmail] Re: ClamAV usage with XMail

I use ASSP withlut ClamAV, then the email is scanned by ClamSMTP WITH
ClamAV.  ASSP's implementation is less complete than ClamSMTP which does
a deep scan.  Then XMail gets the email for delivery.  This has worked
great up until XMail 1.24, but now I seem to be having time out problems
with XMail. My guess is that 1.24 is slower with the SSL addition (even
not using SSL) than 1.23 and that is cuaing it to hang.

Using ClamAV with ClamSMTP I have only had one virus in over three years
get through, and that due to a failed update the night before.

Jeff

On 2/13/2007, "David Lord" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>On 12 Feb 2007, at 20:28, Brian wrote:
>
>> Any opinions on using ClamAV with XMail?
>> How good is ClamAV and is it secure / stable?
>
>I installed both fprot and clamav on NetBSD with intention of using=20
>whichever I managed to get working first which turned out to be fprot.=20
>I've no reason to suspect clamav is any less useful than fprot and it=20
>might even be more configurable.
>
>I suspect glst prevents the server seeing many viruses and so far fprot

>hasn't let any through to my users (me).
>
>David
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