The solution depends of what use you're making of the mailserver.
If it's for a home network with only a few users, clamav + amavisd-new is a
good solution. If you want a mail server for a small (or even large)
business unit, have a look at maia mailguard (maiamailguard.com), a complete
virus and spam management system, which combines amavisd-new + SpamAssassin
+ dspam. http://maiamailguard.com/maia/wiki
postfix + clamav = problems ... I've not yet been able to get postfix to successfully scan anything (via amavisd-new) toward clamav.... What seems to be the problem, and I can't find the right keywords for google to help me is that clamd (after it initializes and creates the socket, the daemon itself never responds to anything. ... (comp.unix.bsd.freebsd.misc)
Re: amavisd-new? clamav? razor? anyone? ... > for amavisd-new, clamav and razor are outdated. ... # Init script for AMaViS email virus scanner.... # Modified by Marius Andreiana.... (Fedora)
Fetchyahoo to amavisd-new? ... I have a problem with my configuration, and I would need some help. ... I just installed amavisd-new and clamav on my mail server running ...postfix/procmail.... I was thinking about piping fetchyahoo to procmail and call clamav from ... (Debian-User)
Re: Spam/AV filtering ... amavisd-new works as a sort of in-between tool between the MTA and ... > a champ but that's all it did. ... without something like amavis (there's more than just amavisd-new) ... (freebsd-questions)
