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From: Jason Wik <jwik@best.net>
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I Have a question one of our clients uses freeBSD and claims to have a
virus. Is there an antiviral program that can be used on FreeBSD for
FreeBSD. I am aware of the limitations of a virus in a unix O/S. But it
wouldn't suprise me. Hope you can help me out. 

                  Thanks,
                  Jason