--- exiscan/exiscanv2.cf.orgi	Mon Dec  3 09:19:30 2001
+++ exiscan/exiscanv2.cf	Sun Jun 16 01:07:13 2002
@@ -16,17 +16,17 @@
 
   # this is where you have put the exiscan package
 
-  $basepath="/usr/exim/exiscan";
+  $basepath="/var/spool/exiscan";
 
   # exims queue directory
 
-  $queuedir="/usr/exim/spool/input";
+  $queuedir="/var/spool/exim/input";
 
   # the ripmime executable. as of exiscan 1.0, this is the preferred
   # MIME unpacker. Get it at http://www.pldaniels.com/ripmime/
   # Thanks to PL Daniels for making this thing public.
 
-  $ripmime = "/usr/local/bin/ripmime";
+  $ripmime = "/usr/bin/ripmime";
 
   # the reformime executable. Another MIME mail unpacker.
   # This is NOT needed if you have defined ripmime above !
@@ -43,11 +43,11 @@
   # This will enable exiscan to look into these obsfucated
   # mails :) Set this to "0" if you do not want tnef support.
 
-  $tnef = "/usr/local/bin/tnef";
+  $tnef = "/usr/bin/tnef";
 
   # the exim executable
 
-  $exim="/usr/exim/bin/exim";
+  $exim="/usr/bin/exim";
 
 
   # ------------------------------------------------------------------
@@ -78,10 +78,11 @@
   #    NOD32                    | command line   | nod32
   #    RAV Antivirus            | command line   | rav
   #    H+B EDV Antivir          | command line   | antivir
+  #    MKS anti-virus           | command line   | mks
   #    CUSTOM                   | command line   | custom
 
   
-  $scanner="avpdaemon";
+  $scanner="mks";
   
   # By using the 'custom' scanner keyword, you can define your own scanner.
   # You'll have to make sure to edit the command line flags for the "custom"
@@ -94,7 +95,7 @@
   # If you use a "daemon" type scanner, this is the path and filename
   # of the UNIX socket used to communicate with the daemon.
 
-  $scannerex="/opt/AVP/AvpCtl";
+  $scannerex="/usr/local/bin/mks32";
 
 
   # Scanner command line flags
@@ -115,7 +116,8 @@
                       'nod32'      => '-heursafe -basedir=/usr/local/nod32/nod32 -all <DIRECTORY>',
                       'rav'        => '-all -listall -mail -smart -unzip <DIRECTORY>',
                       'antivir'    => '-v -z -allfiles -noboot -s -tmp <DIRECTORY>',
-                      'custom'     => 'YOUR CMDLINE FLAGS HERE IF USING custom KEYWORD'
+                      'mks'        => '-s <DIRECTORY>/*',
+		       'custom'     => 'YOUR CMDLINE FLAGS HERE IF USING custom KEYWORD'
                   );
 
 
@@ -135,6 +137,7 @@
                       'nod32'      => ' - ',
                       'rav'        => 'Infected: [1-9]',
                       'antivir'    => 'VIRUS',
+		       'mks'        => 'status: virus found:',
                       'custom'     => 'YOUR REGEXP HERE IF USING custom KEYWORD'
                    );
 
@@ -268,14 +271,14 @@
   # contain the respective virus themselves ! ;)
   # So, if you get a mail loop on "virus found", please check this setting.
 
-  $postmaster="postmaster\@eurescom.de";
+  $postmaster="postmaster\@localhost";
 
 
   # the "from" name and address used when sending notifications to
   # users and the postmaster. You can also set it to the same
   # address as the $postmaster setting.
   
-  $fromaddress="exiscan\@eurescom.de";
+  $fromaddress="exiscan\@localhost";
   
   
   # exiscan has 2 methods of sending notification emails: