# This is a list of the names of the virus scanning engines, along with the
# filename of the command or script to run to invoke each one.
# Three fields:
#  1.  Name of virus scanner as known by MailScanner. Do not change this.
#  2.  Location of -wrapper script. You should not need to change this.
#  3.  Installation directory of virus scanner. This does not usually include
#      any "bin" directory in the path to the scanner program itself.
# You can test a -wrapper script with a command like this:
#
#      /usr/mailscanner/usr/lib/MailScanner/wrapper/clamav-wrapper /usr /tmp
#
# That command will attempt to scan /tmp using clamscan. If it works you
# should see some sensible output. If it fails, you will probably just see
# an error message such as "Command not found" or similar.
#
# updated 30 Jan 2016 - J Benton
#

avg			/usr/mailscanner/usr/lib/MailScanner/wrapper/avg-wrapper		/usr/local
bitdefender		/usr/mailscanner/usr/lib/MailScanner/wrapper/bitdefender-wrapper 	/opt/BitDefender
clamav			/usr/mailscanner/usr/lib/MailScanner/wrapper/clamav-wrapper		/usr/local/
clamd			/bin/false						/usr/local/
clamavmodule		/bin/false						/usr/share/perl5/ClamAV
f-secure		/usr/mailscanner/usr/lib/MailScanner/wrapper/f-secure-wrapper		/opt/f-secure/fsav
generic			/usr/mailscanner/usr/lib/MailScanner/wrapper/generic-wrapper		/dev/null
sophos			/usr/mailscanner/usr/lib/MailScanner/wrapper/sophos-wrapper		/opt/sophos-av
sophossavi		/bin/false						/tmp
none			/bin/false						/tmp