Non-Forging Viruses

[Steve Evans]

Yeah I was just really confused.
 
MY confusion was that on the Non-Forging Viruses line if your using
F-Prot you must put Not Scanned (encrypted).  The Zip-Password
suggestion does not work.  I'm assuming that it varies per virus
scanner.
 
Steve Evans
SDSU Foundation
 

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Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2004 9:35 AM
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Subject: Re: Non-Forging Viruses


At 17:28 11/03/2004, you wrote:


        Actually better than that what I want do is stop delivery of any
message that the virus scanner catches, but if it only caught on
filename or filetype than to continue delivery.


Put "All-Viruses" in the silent viruses list. If it found a virus and a
zip file (which you can ban using the filename and filetype rules) then
the virus takes priority for reporting and delivery control.




        Steve Evans
        SDSU Foundation
         
	
	
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[mailto:MAILSCANNER at JISCMAIL.AC.UK] On Behalf Of Steve Evans
        Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2004 9:26 AM
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        Subject: Non-Forging Viruses
	
        I want to include all zip files, password protected or not, on
the Non-Forging Viruses line.  Any ideas?
         
        Steve Evans
        SDSU Foundation
         


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