AntiVir MailGate for FreeBSD protects your electronic post office
against viruses.
It is working with numerous common Mail Transport Agents (MTA),
like sendmail, postfix, qmail and exim. Operates at high speed,
is easy to configure and checks both incoming and outgoing emails.
AntiVir MailGate is a store-and-forward agent, in which the
workload is shared by the two programs avgated and avgatefwd.
Avgated receives the emails and stores them in a specified
directory. This program can be run as an independent server which
occupies port 25 (SMTP) or is started by the internet superdaemon
inetd.
Avgatefwd reads the temporarily stored emails, decodes the attach-
ments and initiates the virus scan. If no viruses are found in the
emails, they are forwarded immediately.
If an email is found to be infected, it will not be forwarded. In
this case, the postmaster receives an e-mail with a detailed report,
and the sender and recipient are also notified of the infection.
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Remove due to licensing concerns. From the maintainer:
Remove this port from the port repository.
This is a commercial software from HB-EDV in germany.
I had a lot of discussion about software for FreeBSD,
but the developer Thomas Stelz didn't recognised my
needs for FreeBSD.
Approved by: Oliver Breuninger <ob@breuninger.org> (maintainer)
Port for H+B EDV avmailgate
AntiVir MailGate for FreeBSD protects your electronic
post office against viruses.
It is working with numerous common Mail Transport Agents
(MTA), like sendmail, postfix, qmail and exim. Operates
at high speed, is easy to configure and checks both incoming
and outgoing emails.
PR: ports/34461
Submitted by: Oliver Breuninger <ob@breuninger.org>