Re: ClamAV module

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On Monday 30 January 2006 10:22, Gerard Seibert wrote:
> It is not that I am assuming any of the users of my FTP service,
> and there are only a few, would ever intentionally place a virus
> on the server. However, it is always a possibility that a user
> might inadvertently get infected and subsequently infect my
> sever with this pernicious file.

understandable.  Are these normal 'system' type users or are they all=20
contained under one account?  Are they virtual users?  I think=20
pure-uploadscript has a pretty limited usage scenario, but I could be wrong.

If you can provide some more details about your setup, perhaps we can sugge=
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a solution. :)

> I am not looking to get into an argument with anyone here; I was
> just trying to gather some information.

oops!  I apologize if I came across harsh, it was not my intention to do so=
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I was merely asking for more information to see if I could suggest a better=
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solution :)

=2DJeremy

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Jeremy Kitchen ++ [email protected]

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