>> Hi,
> I've got exim4 & clamav-daemon doing a great job blocking
> viruses for users on my network, unfortunately some other
> service providers dont do such stringent checking, and as I'm
> obliged to allow my users to access their pop mail from
> within my network I'm finding viruses are slipping in. Does
> anyone know of anything that can monitor pop3 traffic coming
> in through a gateway? Cheers
Your oblidged to allow them to access it, that doesn't mean they are
allowed to breach your security. Why not control their pop3 accounts
using fetchmail and filter all mail from fetchmail and then dump into
local accounts? We do this for lots of our customers who move from an
@ispname.tld account to a new domain and new eamil addresses while
keeping the old account.
Paul
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