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aparently thats not completely true....
there have been somthing like 20 virii / worms for linux since it was created...
and about 4 are currently loose on the internet..
BUT... when there are billions for windows,
and you have to be dumb enough to log in as root for the 4 possible linux virii to affect you,, you should be safe.
just only install / compile from trusted locations... and if u dont trust, inspect the source code first.
I guess the reason why there are so little virii available for linux is b/c almost everyone that can program for linux puts it to use in a positive way, and also the most blant fact being that windoze has sh*t loads of holes.
I need an antivirus for RH box that works as mail relay ,so I need an anti virus that can be installed on that box and can detect viruses not only for linux .
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I know it isn't free, but Vexira works really well on our system. I am running Sendmail as the MTA on RH9. I am using the Milter version of Vexira and the annual license is trivial considering I am running a network of nothing but WinXP Pro machines on the Network and we all know how suseptable they are. Take a look at the website: www.centralcommand.com or just type in Vexira in your search engine. It's worth a look if you have any MS machines.
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