[TriLUG] anti-virus mail gateway

[Chris Hedemark]

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Not OSS, but works well with OSS (including Postfix);  check out RAV.  
I've used it a few times, and put it in place at client sites.  Works 
awesome, has little overhead, and even has some spam filtering 
capabilities.

On Tuesday, January 14, 2003, at 11:43 PM, Jason Tower wrote:

> i need to come up with a centralized anti-virus solution for a project 
> i'm
> working on at my wife's non-profit agency.  i'm moving them from 
> external POP
> mail to an internal mail server, probably running postfix.  currently 
> they
> are using norton anti-virus on each desktop but the cost and effort of
> maintaining it has already become impractical.  in order to ditch the 
> NAV,
> i'd like to set up an anti-virus mail gateway, either on the mail 
> server
> itself or on a seperate box, that will scan incoming mail for nasties,
> quarantine anything objectionable, and pass the clean stuff to the 
> real MTA.
> spam control/content filtering is not a concern at this point.  i've 
> done
> this several times before using trend micro's interscan procuct, and 
> it has
> always worked well.  but that is a proprietry, somewhat expensive 
> product (it
> does run on linux though) and i'd like to use OSS if possible.  has 
> anyone
> set this kind of thing up before?
>
> jason
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Chris Hedemark .. Prospect Park, PA .. http://yonderway.com
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