2003-06-05 08:30:50 UTC
Assume POPFile is listening to 123 and pop3.norton.antivirus maps to localhost. Using POPFile version v0.18.1.
setup 1: POP3server --> POPFile --> NAV --> client
Start with a "POPFile'd" account and protect it with NAV.
That leads to:
server name: pop3.norton.antivirus
user name: POP3SERVER:USERLOGIN/127.0.0.1:123
POP3 port: 110
result:
- POPFile gets the raw emails and passes them to NAV2001
- (w)perl.exe must be allowed to access the Internet
- some viruses remain in the POPFile\messages folder (e.g. plain text Eicar string)
setup 2: POP3server --> NAV --> POPFile --> client
Start with a NAV-protected account and "POPFile" it afterwards.
That leads to:
server name: 127.0.0.1
user name: pop3.norton.antivirus:USERLOGIN/POP3SERVER
POP3 port: 123
result:
- POPFile gets the filtered emails from NAV2001
- (w)perl.exe only hast to access localhost
- NAV2001 GUI doesn't recognize this account as 'protected'. But actually it is!