Hello.
clamav-milter says:
fprintf(stderr, "When using Localsocket in %s\nyou may improve
performance if you use the --quarantine_dir option\n", cfgfile);
Ok, it's good, but i don't need quarantine files at all.
Well, i could make it this way:
[snip]
--- clamav-milter.c.orig 2004-05-20 19:30:48.000000000 +0400
+++ clamav-milter.c 2004-05-20 19:31:03.000000000 +0400
@@ -2478,8 +2478,10 @@
* delete the file that we wish to keep because
* it
* is infected
*/
+ /*
free(privdata->filename);
privdata->filename = NULL;
+ */
}
if(quarantine) {
[/snip]
so files will be unlinked after processing.
But, the question is:
Will it be same for performance, if i use in /etc/clamav.conf:
TemporaryDirectory /tmp
StreamSaveToDisk
I use sendmail on one box, clamd and clamav-milter on second box.
clamd listens for local on /tmp/clamd socket, clamav-milter connects to
clamd via that socket, sendmail connectes to clamav-milter by TCP/IP to
second box, port 46736(on which clamav-milter listens).
+----------+ TCP/IP, milter +------------------+
| sendmail | ---------------> | clamav-milter-+ |
+----------+ | unix socket->| |
| clamd <-------+ |
+------------------+
As i understand, in case of quarantine-dir clamav-milter saves data to
file into quarantine dir/, then ask clamd to check this file.
Without quarantine dir, clamav-milter sends stream to clamd, then clamd
checks it for virus. But clamd save stream to TemporaryDirectory.
I guess it same, right?
ps. I'll scan source code of clamav-milter to understand it. But it
could take some time for me :-)
pps.
fprintf(stderr, "When using Localsocket in %s\nyou may improve
performance if you use the --quarantine_dir option\n", cfgfile)
maybe should be
fprintf(stderr, "When using Localsocket in %s\nyou may improve
performance if you use the --quarantine-dir option\n", cfgfile);
right?
--
Alex V. Kovirshin <alexk at ss dot rgs dot ru>
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