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Re: [suse-security] AV for SuSE 6.4?
- From: Marco Antonio Blanco <mablanco@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 20 Dec 2000 10:25:29 +0100
- Message-id: <00122010252901.01043@umbar>
El Mar 19 Dic 2000 09:57, RoMaN SoFt / LLFB!! escribiste:
> Hi.
>
> I'm having trouble looking for a SuSE-working antivirus solution. I
> need to set up an av solution on my smtp server (i.e. filtering
> inbound or outbound mail). I only have had time to try 2 AV by now:
> AVP for Linux and Trend Micro InterScan. Both failed to install/work:
> AVP gives "segmentation faults" (I think it is compiled against
> glibc2; I'm using SuSE 6.4 distro which comes with... glibc perhaps?
> Aren't they compatible?). InterScan directly refuse to install (it
> says it must be compiled on Red Hat 6.0; perhaps it could be faked
> because it checks for /etc/redhat-release file but I don't want to
> make these kind of "experiments"). They aren't opensource so I haven't
> got the sources for re-compiling.
I'm using the "Amavis + McAfee" tandem in my SuSE Linux 6.4 SMTP server
without problems. What's more, I've been using them since the first
installation, when the server was a SuSE Linux 6.2, and now it's gone through
a couple of updates.
I'd recommend this solution, as McAfee seems to be one of the best antivirus
suites out there, according to the complete analysis a Spanish magazine made
about the most popular antivirus software.
Best regards.
--
Marco Antonio Blanco
Activa Sistemas, S.Coop.And.
www.activasistemas.com
> Hi.
>
> I'm having trouble looking for a SuSE-working antivirus solution. I
> need to set up an av solution on my smtp server (i.e. filtering
> inbound or outbound mail). I only have had time to try 2 AV by now:
> AVP for Linux and Trend Micro InterScan. Both failed to install/work:
> AVP gives "segmentation faults" (I think it is compiled against
> glibc2; I'm using SuSE 6.4 distro which comes with... glibc perhaps?
> Aren't they compatible?). InterScan directly refuse to install (it
> says it must be compiled on Red Hat 6.0; perhaps it could be faked
> because it checks for /etc/redhat-release file but I don't want to
> make these kind of "experiments"). They aren't opensource so I haven't
> got the sources for re-compiling.
I'm using the "Amavis + McAfee" tandem in my SuSE Linux 6.4 SMTP server
without problems. What's more, I've been using them since the first
installation, when the server was a SuSE Linux 6.2, and now it's gone through
a couple of updates.
I'd recommend this solution, as McAfee seems to be one of the best antivirus
suites out there, according to the complete analysis a Spanish magazine made
about the most popular antivirus software.
Best regards.
--
Marco Antonio Blanco
Activa Sistemas, S.Coop.And.
www.activasistemas.com
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