On 8/19/05, Justin Willmert <justin@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > I need some assistance in setting up ClamAV for Sendmail on an FC4 > system. First of all, when I try to find tutorials online, I find > everything for FC1 or FC2. When I looked in the extras directory at > redhat.com, it looks like ClamAV is available for FC4. It seems to have > been split up into more packages than the single rpm older versions > dealt with (If I understand this correctly, FC1 and FC2 didn't get their > rpms from RedHat, did they?). This is question number one: What packages > do I need to install? > > Secondly, I tried to just install some of the packages and do what some > of the older tutorials told. For some reason, I can never get the milter > settings into sendmail.cf from sendmail.mc. Here is what I've got in > sendmail.mc: > > INPUT_MAIL_FILTER(`clamav', > `S=local:/var/run/clamav-milter/clamav.sock, F=, T=S:4m;R:4m')dnl > > After I put that in, I execute make to recompile sendmail.cf. This is my > second question: As I understand it, Fedora packaged releases of > Sendmail contain milter capabilites, so why aren't these settings being > reflected in sendmail.cf? > > My third question is a simple one: Should I use the RedHat rpms, or > should I find a different rpm from some other source (say rpmfind or > dag, etc.)? > > And my last question (and maybe the most obvious): Is there a good > tutorial out there somewhere that describes this for FC4 and Sendmail > (I've found plenty for FC4 with Postfix, but that doesn't help me any)? > > Thanks for all of the help in advance, > Justin Willmert > > -- > fedora-list mailing list > fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx > To unsubscribe: http://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list > This may not directly answer your question because I have never tried integrating Sendmail + ClamAV manually. I usually use MailScanner www.mailscanner.info/. Not sure if it will suit your purpose. clamav is definitely included in either base or extras repository. With plain FC4, you can do # yum install clamav Not sure whether MailScanner is in those repositories, but downloading and compiling the source is not that difficult. --Somphol.
