Ken wrote: >>>>> Nov 13 01:43:38 yoruban X-Qmail-Scanner-1.20: >>>>> [yoruban.dyndns.org106868421846115750] clamuko: corrupt or >>>>> unknown clamd >>>>> scanner error or memory/resource/perms problem - exit status >>>>> 16777215 >>>>> >>>>> I have just reinstalled clamav 0.65 on RedHat 9 following >>>>> http://clamav.elektrapro.com/doc/clamd_supervised/clamd-daemon >>>> >>>> tools-guide.txt >>>> >>>> I would suggest checking the clamav mailing lists. You >> will probably >>>> find >>>> more people there who understand these types of errors. It looks >>>> like a >>>> clamav problem to me. And since you said RH 9, another thought pops >>>> into my head: library incompatibilities... >>> >>> or ....an increase of softlimit in the qmail supervise (run) script >>> and/or the clamd supervise (run) script is a first guess that might >>> help >>> you. What are your softlimit value(s)? >> >> Thanks for answering. >> qmail-smtpd/run softlimit 20 000 000 >> clamd/log/run softlimit : that would be the sXXXXXXX value ? >> 10 000 000 >> >> what should I check about library incompatibilites ? >> >> thanks, >> >> --sam >> >> > > hmmm, does clamav run directly? Can you scan with it on the > commandline? If it doesn't work you need to read the clamav FAQ, > and/or check with a clamav LIST/WEBSITE. > > If it DOES work on the commandline, well then I just don't know. So > there. The library incompatibilities would probably have manifested > themselves during the compilation of the clamav software, and the > software would not execute. > > You said that text messages work but html messages do not? That's > just SILLY talk. So a text message is scanned by clamav? But an html > message produces the error? That's SILLY! What the hell are you doing > over there Samuel? If that is truly the case, then you should > probably look at the commandline used to perform the scan. See what > parameters are used and try to perform the same action from the > commandline yourself. That should not happen obviously, if the > program was not INSANE. Perhaps you could take that same message and > pipe it to clamav using those parameters and see what happens. I hope > no pigs fly outta your arse when you do! > > Ken
First of all, thanks for helping me with this ! I'm going crazy here and my server is also berserk. Thanks also for the direct cc. # clamscan -r -l scan.txt /home/baronsam/qmailrocks/clamav-0.65 worked fine, yielded a very nice summary, it found 4 infected files which I believe are supposed to be there. <SILLY talk> when I send a message through, in text format, it goes through. when I send a message through in HTML format, it doesn't, and I get the error message in maillog. When I send a 36k text message it still goes through, when I send a single line html format message it doesn't, and maillog gets (at least) another line of (surprise) the same error message </SILLY talk> "what the hell am I doing over here ? " well, bear in mind that I am in France, and half-french myself, and that we DO eat frog legs in this country...so above average amounts of weirdness are to be expected I don't know where Qmail-Scanner is running clamav from. It detected clamav scanning on install, and supposedly configured itself to use it (as well as spamassassin)...so I guess the next step is (once again) reinstalling qmail-scanner... but any ideas or information about how all this fits together would be very welcome ! supposedly I'm using qmail 1.03 with qmailqueue patch, vpopmail, qmail-scanner 1.20, spamassassin 2.60, clamav 0.65. this is terrible : with all this reinstalling going on all the time, I'm starting to feel like I'm back on Windows... and... I don't want any pigs to fly out of my arse at any point. that would probably be very painful. Although this is not a very likely event as it has never occured up to this point. thanks, all best, --sam ------------------------------------------------------- This SF.Net email sponsored by: ApacheCon 2003, 16-19 November in Las Vegas. Learn firsthand the latest developments in Apache, PHP, Perl, XML, Java, MySQL, WebDAV, and more! http://www.apachecon.com/ _______________________________________________ Clamav-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/clamav-users
