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[Scott Silva]

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Ken Hilliard spake the following on 11/9/2005 6:07 PM:
> I am using MailScanner-Clamav on the Linux machine. The LAN PCs are
> using Macafee antivirus. It appears that messages is happening in
> outbound generated messages but I have to do more checking to verify
> this. 
> 
If you have a site license for McAfee, you could add that to your linux
mailserver, along with the free BitDefender.
3 virus scanners seem to give me more assurance of catching things.

The message headers will tell you where the mails came from.

This is a header from a spam message I got, so I don't care if it is
sanitized;

Received: from wrksta.com (adsl-70-251-50-174.dsl.okcyok.swbell.net
[70.251.50.174])
The resolved ip address is in the square brackets.


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