ClamAV with Alpine on Ubuntu

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I am using Alpine 2.00 on Ubuntu 10.04.3 to access accounts on
smtp.gmail.com, with great satisfaction. I have two questions.

1. Recently I discovered that the antivirus software ClamAV has identified
a virus =E2=80=94 perhaps a false positive =E2=80=94 in one of the "folder"=
 files that
Alpine saves messages to on my server. I'm unable to locate the offending
text or code manually, and am wondering if Alpine can be configured to work
with ClamAV to identify a specific message in a "folder" more precisely.

2. A related question is whether it is possible to configure Alpine to scan
incoming mail using ClamAV as it arrives, rather than when it is saved to
disk.

I find no references to "clamav" in the archives of this list.

Thanks for your help.

Sincerely,

David Branner
brannerchinese.com

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wo questions.<br>
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with ClamAV to identify a specific message in a &quot;folder&quot; more pre=
cisely.<br>
<br>
2. A related question is whether it is possible to configure Alpine to=20
scan incoming mail using ClamAV as it arrives, rather than when it is=20
saved to disk.<br>
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I find no references to &quot;clamav&quot; in the archives of this list.<br=
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Thanks for your help.<br>
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Sincerely,<br>
<br>
David Branner<br><a href=3D"http://brannerchinese.com">brannerchinese.com</=
a><br>

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