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Subject: Re: Antivirus recommendation?
From: "Pawel Panek" <pawel.panek@inet.pl>
Date: Tue, 19 Dec 2006 11:04:05 +0100
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Hi,
My best commercial product: DrWeb (http://www.drweb.com/) - fast, small,
effective, lot of unix/linux binaries, have a lot mail filters to connect
with various MTAs (opensource), execelent deals with MIME, clear config file
with plenty of options for fine tunning, virus databases constantly updated,
scanning engine written by Russians;
I've been using it with success for 3 years. If you have above 2k
messages/hour consider usnig it.

Peter Serwe wrote:
> For whatever reasons, BitDefender decided to no longer offer/support
> their BitDefender for qmail product, and now wants to attempt to
> charge a per user fee for scanning email.  I've used ClamAV before,
> but I'm not certain how up to date it's definitions are.  Are there
> any other products, commercial
> or otherwise
> anyone recommends for Linux?  Should I go with ClamAV?
>
> Any/all relevant thoughts on the subject are appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Peter

Pozdrawiam,
Pawel Panek
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