Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-m17n (11 mails)

[Spanish Translation Team <STT@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

		Hi
	I don't think that removing now and any future joining from that 
person would mean that we'll not get more viruses, I think that the best 
idea is to have a virus scanner on the server which processes mail.

	I use both Linux and Windows and I've no problems with viruses, 
I've and up-to-date antivirus in my machine and a virusscanner running on 
every message I receive on my mail server... As a result all that viruses 
that I received where deleted directly at the server-level having my box 
antivirus idle ;)

	So, have a look at "http://mailscanner.info"; and to f-prot's 
non-profit license
	Regards



On Thu, 3 Oct 2002, Christopher Mahmood wrote:

> Hi All,
> 
> Norman Diamond just brought my attention to the fact a Windows virus
> was sent through the list on Sat, 21 Sept.  The message ID was 314
> (you can retreive it from the archive with a mail to
> m17n-get.314@xxxxxxxx if you need to see it for some reason) and the
> subject was "Have a nice Epiphany".  The person who sent it has been
> removed from the list and blocked from resubscribing.  So if you're
> running Windows you may want to pull out the talismans or whatever
> it is you normally do when these things spread.
> 
> On almost all of our public mailing lists I normally remove all
> attachments that aren't plain text or pgp/gpg-related.  I wasn't
> doing it on this list since Dr. Fabian and I thought that sending
> attachments might useful given the topic of the list.  If you have
> suggestions for other mimetypes that should be allowed please let me
> know off the list.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> -- 
> 
> -ckm
> 



	
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