Fajar A. Nugraha wrote:
Dan Egli wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] root]# clamdscan $PWD /root: Can't access the file ERROR
Ok, clamd was running as clamav (I never know what daemons maintain the 0 uid and which ones call set_uid()). But my above question stands. Where is this ERROR file coming from?
ERROR is not a file name :) It's the scanning result : ERROR, which is not OK.
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so redo the message. It looks like a file name.
change /root: Can't access the file ERROR to ERROR: cannot access the file /root
Simple!
Or even:
scanning /root: Can't access the file. ERROR
Makes a HECK of a lot more sense to me. -- -- Dan
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