> Well, we have our first Linux Samba server at my office. An HP Netserver LC3 running Redhat 9.0 Hurray!
> However, the boss would like me to find some way to make sure the files stored in the samba share on the box are not contaminated with a virus.
> The only way I can think of to do that would be to have a windows box with a virus scanner scan the share drives.
> Any other suggestions? Is there a virus scanning tool I can install on the Linux box? If so should I actually install it?
I have passed LINUX programs that check for M$ viruses in my search for
LINUX programs that I could use. Try sourceforge and tucows for a start.
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