I work for a consultancy firm. We roll out e-mail virus scanners for our clients, as we saw that the _vast_ majority of virusses infects machines through e-mail. We use qmail + Jason Haar's qmail-scanner, which automatically updates its own datfiles through some scripts we've written.
If you are going to do campus-wide scanning, don't forget e-mail (or rather, start with e-mail scanning).
True, the Napster servers are still not interconnected. The "login server" _is_ hardcoded in the client (the hostname server.napster.com, not the ip), so that should be easy enough to block for uni's, thus effectively rendering all clients useless... I have written a (very crude) linux-client in perl that can actually do a search/download on _all_ the napster servers - email me if you're interested.
If you want to know more about this statement, and how the Linux community reacts to it, check out the archives of the linux-kernel mailing list at http://www.uwsg.indiana.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel /index.html Look for postings with subject containing "Ken Thompson interview in IEEE Computer magazine", since 04/05, 12:55 +0530
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Having fun right now piping my collection of thousands of spam messages to razor-report...
#!/bin/sh
files=`/bin/ls *`
for thefile in $files; do
cat $thefile | razor-report -d
done
I work for a consultancy firm. We roll out e-mail virus scanners for our clients, as we saw that the _vast_ majority of virusses infects machines through e-mail. We use qmail + Jason Haar's qmail-scanner, which automatically updates its own datfiles through some scripts we've written. If you are going to do campus-wide scanning, don't forget e-mail (or rather, start with e-mail scanning).
Lego, very conveniently, also mean "I collect", or "I read" in Latin... Check out that dictionary!
True, the Napster servers are still not interconnected. The "login server" _is_ hardcoded in the client (the hostname server.napster.com, not the ip), so that should be easy enough to block for uni's, thus effectively rendering all clients useless... I have written a (very crude) linux-client in perl that can actually do a search/download on _all_ the napster servers - email me if you're interested.
If you want to know more about this statement, and how the Linux community reacts to it, check out the archives of the linux-kernel mailing list at http://www.uwsg.indiana.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel /index.html
Look for postings with subject containing "Ken Thompson interview in IEEE Computer magazine", since 04/05, 12:55 +0530
This is interesting reading!
Windows has far more features than Linux? What age does he live in? 1991?