<quote who="Dan Hollis">
> http://www.centralcommand.com/31052002.html
>
> ... comments? good? bad? caveats?

i would reccomend amavis(amavis.org), it integrates painlessly
with postfix(and sendmail and exim, and the older versions integrate
with qmail). supports at least a dozen scanners. it is both
open source and GPL.

and as an added bonus at least one of the main developers of it
is active on this list, he probably doesn't recognize me comming
from this email address though.

i tried out amavisd snapshot #3 i think it is for this year,
and i was amazed i had it up and going in a few minutes! in the past
i have worked with amavis+sendmail and it took hours to get it working
(but it is solid, no problems in over a year).

Amavis was originally reccomended to me by a sales guy at Sophos
in October 2001. I had not heard of the project, deployed it a few
weeks later for testing, gone through a few upgrades since but
it is solid, and i have seen a few reviews that say it catches more
viruses then many other scanners because of all the extra stuff
it does(handling encoding/archiving by itself rather then let the
scanner do it).

as you can see, i think highly of amavis, and the developers of it
are very friendly and very helpful. i can't reccomend it enough.

nate

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