> > The german antivirus tool AntiVir is free for personal use (www.free-av.com)
> > and i am pretty sure they would sponsor a version for the list server if asked
> > (if linux-kernel would be considered commercial use).
>
> Hmm. Apparently their free product is just available for Windows. ARGH! But
> one can pickup an evaluation version for Linux from their commercial site:
AntiVir for Linux is _free_ for non-commercial use. Quote from
http://www.hbedv.com/infos/prices.htm
"[...] AntiVir for Linux Workstations is also free of charge for private
(individual, non-commercial) use. Just send a brief e-mail with your name,
address and an assurance that you will only use Linux on your private
computer to linux_registration@antivir.de. We will then send you a licence
file for AntiVir for Linux. Support is provided exclusively by e-mail via
linux_support@antivir.de."
Anyway, several anti-virus products for Linux/Unix do exist, please
see http://www.openantivirus.org/av-unix_e.txt.
HTH
Sorry for the 2nd off-topic post *sigh*
best regards,
Rainer Link
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