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We set it up Plesk 7.5.6+ to our server. we wanna control our outgoing/incoming emails with NOD32 anti-virus program. is it ok for PLESK or can we get problems ? any advice pls thanks
Originally posted by AnopeNet We set it up Plesk 7.5.6+ to our server. we wanna control our outgoing/incoming emails with NOD32 anti-virus program. is it ok for PLESK or can we get problems ? any advice pls thanks
If you use NOD32 realtime scanner it scanns emails (files) on creation and it can cause to interfear with MailEnable (this mail server is shipped with Plesk). Let's say MailE is trying to write a file down - on fileClose NOD32 will scan it immediately. After closing file MailEnable then copies file to user mailbox folder. In that specific time MailEnable will get error because NOD32 is scanning file and will come to problems - sooner or later - mails won't be recieved or something else...