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MailScan - Discussion: Has anybody tried the free "ClamWin Antivirus" ?

Created on Jul 4, 2004
Created by Hynek Kobelka
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Hi,

there is a completly free antivirus available at Sourceforge.net called "ClamWin Antivirus" that gets regular updats of its virus database. I wonder if anyone has tried to use it with "MailScan" ?

http://sourceforge.net/projects/clamwin/
http://sourceforge.net/projects/clamav/

Both versions (for Linux and Windows) can be triggered from the command lines.
According to the documentation of the Windows version:
"... When run from the command line, a value will be returned, indicating whether or not a virus
was detected. If no virus is found, the return value will be 0. If a virus is found, the return
value is 1. Any other return value indicates an error...."

Right now I am testing the Linux version and it seems really nice. Properbly next week I will test it with MailScan and post some results then. If anybody has tied and teste this AV or got it to work with MailScan please post your expirience.

Thanks in advance

Bye

Hynek



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Jul 4, 2004 Hynek Kobelka Has anybody tried the free "ClamWin Antivirus" ?
Jul 7, 2004 Gregor Ibic     Response: I create an adaptation of mailscan for clamav
Aug 12, 2004 Jens Bruntt         Response: Broken file for download?
Jul 9, 2004 Hynek Kobelka         Response: Thanks for the info ...
Sep 7, 2004 Jose M Rodriguez     Response: MailScan 0.99d + Clam-AV working great till now
Aug 31, 2006 Eriks Goodwin         Response: ClamAV + Linux + Domino?
Sep 4, 2006 Hans-Georg Franke             Response: Tip from Jose M Rodriguez
Aug 12, 2004 Jens Bruntt     Response: Tried - no luck
Aug 12, 2004 Jens Bruntt     Response: Update: Tried with success
     
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