This topic comes up every now and then, but unfortunately I can not find the
answer in my notes. You might try searching for virus on the archieves at
moongroup. If I am remembering correctly there are virus programs that will
search the linux partitions for known windows viruses. This could be useful
if you are using samba. I don't remember the prices, but it was cheaper to
by four copies of norton that any of the server based packages I looked at.
Chad
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Gustav Schaffter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, April 05, 2000 7:46 AM
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> Sorry for the repeated post. I was just too quick on the 'send' button.
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> Yes, there are. But AFAIK non that run under Linux. If you want to virus
> check DOS/WinXX you'll want to run DOS/WinXX virus detection/removal
> software.
>
> Gustav
>
> gpt Guillermo Pastor Torrente wrote:
> >
> > Ok, guys....
> > but.... There are virus detection programs to clean DOS/WinXX
> partitions, aren't
> > they?
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