I already have a server anti-virus. Most of our employees are not
allowed to access webmail clients. I'm aware this isn't a complete
solution, but any step in a safer direction is a good thing. It should
also assist in several other issues I'm working on such as convincing
people to save their attachments rather than just keep them all on the
email server.
Chris Berry chris_berry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Information Advisory Manager JM Associates
“If you have a strong enough why you can bear almost any how.” --Nietzsche
*****************************That is a bad way to solve virus problem. You always will have people using any webmail client to open attachments (like yahoo, hotmail, etc.) You should install a POP3 or IMAP antivirus on your network.
Mauricio Fernández S. IT Manager Tel. 591- 445-25160 Fax. 591- 441-15056 mfernandez@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx www.fdta-valles.org Cochabamba - Bolivia
-----Original Message----- From: windows2000-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:windows2000-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Chris Berry Sent: Miércoles, 05 de Abril de 2006 03:25 p.m. To: windows2000@xxxxxxxxxxxxx; oclug@xxxxxxxxx Subject: [windows2000] Mozilla
We currently use Mozilla 1.7 for our browser and email client. In the email, there is a feature where you can double click on an attachment to open it directly. I would like to disable that, and force the user to right click save as instead. (as a prelude to virus scanning) Does anyone know how to do that?
