Way to GO JOE!!!
I was just thinking of exploring this possibility further when I noted your posting to this list.
On May 10, 2005, at 11:26 AM, Joseph E. Sacco, Ph.D. wrote:
The Clam AntiVirus software,
http://www.clamav.net
runs under MacOSX.
To get a working version there are three choices:
* roll your own, * download/build using Fink, * download a package built by Mark Allan http://www.markallan.co.uk/clamXav/
Mail.app, the stock mail program that comes with MacOSX, supports the creation of mail filters, which Apple calls Rules. One possible action in a Rule is to invoke an Applescript.
I searched the web for an Applescript that would filter email through
ClamAV, but did not find one. I contacted Mark Allan, the maintainer of
clamXav, and was told that to his knowledge none existed. So..., I wrote
one.
Attached is an Applescript [in text format] that will filter email through the Clam AntiVirus scanner. Upon detecting infected email:
* subject is prefixed with "***INFECTED***" * message is tagged as "Junk" * message is moved to mailbox "Junk"
-Joseph
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