On top of what Darren and Mike are saying. If you decide to go debian
with ClamAV. Might be worth checking out the volatile repository.
http://www.debian.org/volatile/
As you know things like virus scanners are a moving target that doesn't
really fit in with the Debian stable mentality. Thats the point of
volatile and it will keep you in good standing with dist-upgrade to
lenny when that day comes.
Also, you may find amavisd-new nice to tie spamassassin and clamav together.
-Mike
Mike Garfias wrote:
> I agree with everything Darrin wrote, but would add a few things:
>
> On Debian, its all very easy. Make sure you have your apt sources
> set to download from the security tree, and update it somewhat
> frequently.
> Use Postfix/Dovecot - not only are they easy to setup, but they have
> a good reputation for security (The dovecot guys will even pay you if
> you find an exploit in their code).
>
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