> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> Okay, I know that this is Off Topic, but if the answer is easy, I'd >> rather not have to join another list. If it's involved and there's >> not an easy-recipe web site (I haven't found one after quite a bit of >> search) then I'll go join the mailscanner list. >> >> I've dedicated this weekend to making my mail server a safer place to >> live. :) I finished getting Vipul's Razor installed (and am now >> waiting for a spam to come it to see if spamd is auto-recognizing it >> as advertized). >> >> Now I'm trying to install anti-virus. >> >> I've got f-prot working from the command line, and have been reading >> the docs for MailScanner to try and get it installed. They seem to >> have a bunch of stuff related to spam-assassin, but I have that >> running via my procmail. Do I have to stop using spam-assassin via >> procmail and start using it in Mail-Scanner, or is it an optional >> thing? > > No, just install Mailscanner and in it's conf file say no to > spam-assassin. > > Mailscanner is about the easiest thing I have ever setup. > > Make sure you get your updates for f-prot via cron so you keep updated > automatically. > > Good luck. > > stew > >> >> Thanks! >> >> Ben
It's best to use MailScanner's update_virus_scanners utility then run the one that comes with F-Prot. The update_virus_scanners will be already installed in /etc/cron.hourly so don't run the F-Prot version too. The MailScanner version has a number of enhancements (file locking, timeout protection, etc). Gerry -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
