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Subject: Re: Running virus scanner on FreeBSD Samba server
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Gunnar Flygt <flygt@sr.se> writes:

> Has anyone any experience from running any virus scanners on a FreeBSD
> Samba server? The server is serving mostly MS-workstations, so the
> scanner should be proficient in finding the most common viruses in the
> M$ world.
> 
> Any information is of value, and please CC me, since the information
> flow on Questions is so high that it's hard to follow.
> 

Use clamav (in the ports).


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  Dan Pelleg