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Anitvirus for mail Servers (my rant)

Anitvirus for mail Servers (my rant)

2002-05-16       - By John

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On Friday 17 May 2002 00:15, Jason wrote:
> By now it should be readily apparent to just about everyone that e-mail
> needs to be scanned for virii/worms before being delivered to the recipient
> because of the foolish bugs in several of the more common e-mail clients
> used by the population of todays planet earth, not to mention the fact that
> those yet to have been taken by Darwin are still clicking on stuff that has
> all the signs of being a virus.
>
> So why aren 't todays actively developed mta 's and virus programs making it
> easier to "snap together. "

What 's the difficulty with writing antivirus software work work easily with
sendmail? All it has to do is front-end procmail - instead of having sendmail
use procmail, it uses a component of the antivirus software, and that does
its thing and calls procmail (or other LDA) for delivery.

I don 't know about exim, qmail, postfix etc as I 've never used them.