Tomasz Papszun wrote:
Thanks, I'll stay with the Debian packages. However, I'm still not picking up the EICAR test string in emails. The Clamassassin script seems straightforward - Here's the call to clamscan:Debian's ClamAV packages are OK. You can stick to them, unless you want to download sources and compile them yourself frequently. Installing yourself isn't difficult but having all done with apt-get is more convenient and quicker of course. Moreover, the problem with self-compiled software is that someday you'll stop updating them due to lack of time, laziness etc. and be left with outdated programs ;-) .
# Have ClamAV check the message and save the simple results in the log # temp file
${CLAMSCAN} --disable-summary --stdout --mbox - < ${MSGTMP} > ${LOGTMP} \
2> /dev/null
RESULT=$?# If the message is clean, clamscan exits with status 0
I'm getting X-headers; clamscan finds the EICAR if run manually from the console; but EICAR is not found if in an email.
Aanyone got any ideas?? Thanks - John
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