On 7/17/11 6:03 AM, Michael Orlitzky wrote:
I feel like clamscan is guaranteed to time out if the clamd scan did,
but I would still like it to kick in if I somehow break clamd (happened,
uh, once-ish, as far as anyone knows).
yes, it is, clamscan will timeout and worse, use up 100% of the cpu, so,
you won't even be able to log in and work on it.
we run a backup clamd scanner on a secondary box, listening to tcp, with
the backup amavisd-virus scanner pointing to it.
Easy to do in 2.7, but can be done with 2.6* as well.
basically, call clamdscan cli, pointing to a second clamd.conf, which
points to the backup clamd scanner.
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