I go through every so often and run RAV on my system
Is this a default package with most installations?
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On Tue, 2003-01-14 at 08:17, Dave Finnegan wrote:
I've never bothered to look too hard for virus protection under Linux as most viruses are MS spawened and driven by, IMHO, the poor practice of letting Outlook exec content. I've never had a Linux mail tool that would suffer from this sort of virus. Does Evolution suffer from this sort of virus? Should I be concerned that I could be receiving viruses now via my Linux Evolution mail reader?
Doesn't matter what mailer you use, you'll get viruses. There's less than a handful that affect Linux, and most of those aren't really viruses, they're Trojans. I go through every so often and run RAV on my system, just to clear up the disk space that's wasted by them. They're not a danger to a Linux system, they're just annoying because they take up disk space. -- Bill Hartwell <raven macmanusnet net> MacManus Enterprises (See attached file: signature.asc)
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