How to Use Sagator, an Antivirus/Antispam Gateway, to Protect Your Mail Server

We read of virus infections (new ones come out all the time) and are somehow affected by spam mail on a daily basis. While there are plenty of free and commercial solutions (available as client applications) for both nuisances, system administrators need to have a strategy for dealing with these threats well before they reach the users’ mailboxes.

SAGATOR – An Antiviriurs/Antispam Protection for Mail Server

One of such strategies is as setting up an antivirus / antispam gateway. You can think of this tool as an intermediate layer (or filter) between the outside world and your inside network as far as email content is concerned.

In addition, if you think of it, it is much easier to install and maintain a single piece of software in a single machine (the mail server) than it is to do the same on several machines individually.

In this article we will introduce you to Sagator, an antivirus/anti-spam gateway for Linux mail servers written in Python. Among other things, Sagator provides database logging, use statistics, and daily reports for users. That said, let’s get started.

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