Re: [Evolution] Virus filtering

[Philippe Chartier <chartiep cybersciences com>]

Le mar 01/07/2003 à 16:39, guenther a écrit :
> > > I've discovered Antivir <http://www.hbedv.com/>. It's a commercial
> > > product but it's free for personal use. But I'm unable to make it work
> > > with Evolution... Simply putting <Pipe message to shell command "antivir
> > > " Returns greater than "0"> does not catch anything...  I haven't found
> > > a "data streaming" option for Antivir. I suppose I need to make a "pipe"
> > > or a "redirection" or something, but it's beyond my actual knowledge of
> > > Linux...
> >
> > > From the documentation, there doesn't seem to be any way to make it
> > check a single file of your choice. It seems to be designed only to scan
> > the entire disk for viruses.
>
> Well, AntiVir has the ability, to scan all "through"coming messages on a
> SMTP. I don't know, if checking single mails piped to the binary is
> possible.
>
> Philippe, please read the AntiVir documentation, if this is possible.

Well, I've already read all the documentation, FAQ, etc. I could find on
Antivir's website (unfortunately, some of it has not been translated
from German - which I'd love to learn... when I find some free time!).
I've also searched on GoogleGroups for any clue...

Would it not be possible to have a little script where each message
being filtered would be temporarily piped to a file, which could then be
scanned by Antivir? I guess it would not be very efficient, but could be
worth a try...

Thanks anyway!

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Philippe