Any active signature-based virus scanner will require extensive CPU/Memory
for that kind of load. I'd go with a procmail filter to catch KLEZ-like
executable attachment worms and a profile scanner behind that to pick
up attacks in the message body and content attachments.

This relieves some of the load on the scanner since you've already caught
the easy ones. YMMV.

On Tue, 27 Aug 2002, Bob Tanner wrote:

> Anyone know of any "enterprise" level virus scanners for linux?
> 
> Something that will work for thousands of mailboxes?
> 
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