by Bernd Broerman » Tue, 05 Oct 1999 04:00:00
I am looking for a email virus scanner like amavis ( with sendmail ) .
http://aachalon.de/AMaViS/
The problem with amavis is that is scans email only , when it is
delivered locally.
When I forward the email , the email is not scanned.
Is there an good solution ?
Bernd
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by dan_schra.. » Wed, 27 Oct 1999 04:00:00
http://www.antivirus.com/free_tools/linux/
Product Description of free scanner
Trend FileScan for Linux protects your Linux server from viruses and
known malicious Java/Active X code. With on demand scanning and
prescheduled scanning, you can stop viruses on your network server
before they spread. FileScan for Linux allows you to run scans of files
in the directories you specify on your Linux system. When a file
containing viruses or known malicious code is detected, you will be
immediately alerted.
Product Features
Scans files on your Linux system for viruses and known malicious
Java/ActiveX code
Supports on-demand and prescheduled scans
Supports on-demand and prescheduled virus pattern updates
Comprehensive logs are generated when infected files are detected
Includes easy-to-use web configuration program w/password protection
Minimum Requirements
Trend FileScan for Linux requires Red Hat Linux 6.0 or above running on
an x86 machine.
Look for our new InterScan for Linux to go live later this week for
scanning SMTP/HTTP/FTP traffic passing through your Linux box.
--Quote:> Hi,
> I am looking for a email virus scanner like amavis ( with sendmail ) .
> http://aachalon.de/AMaViS/
> The problem with amavis is that is scans email only , when it is
> delivered locally.
> When I forward the email , the email is not scanned.
> Is there an good solution ?
> Bernd
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> Broermann Technologie Beratung
> http://www.broermann.com
> << Open-Source for your business >>
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Before you buy.
1. Virus scanner for Linux to scan incoming email
Hallo!
I asked here in this group (some time ago) about a linux-scanner for linux,
which can be integrated into sendmail to scan incoming emails (the linux box
works as a mailserver for a pc network).
Now i found a perfect solution for it:
There are 3 virus scanners working under linux:
- McAfee (ftp.mcafee.com/pub/antivirus/unix, 30 days trial, licence fee 200$)
- Dr. Solomon (only in iBCS emulation)
- AntiVir/Linux from H+BEDV Datentechnik GmbH (distributed with the SUSE
5.3 antivir.rpm in the pay1 directory)
For the integration into sendmail, there exists the AMaViS Mail Virus Scanner,
which is a package to integrate one of the above scanners into sendmail
(automaticly scan incoming mail, also zipped or compressed in several
formats).
The AMaVis package is free software under GNU GPL.
It is available via http://satan.oih.rwth-aachen/AMaViS/amavis.html
Have fun :-)
Helge
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