No, the versions are not updated on .deb uploads, so it still shows 0.80. Ask dpkg for what is installed (dpkg -l clamav-daemon). The pre- and postinst-scripts should have restarted the daemon(s) properly.I originally used apt-get with Debian Sarge (testing) to install ClamAV (the version immediately before 0.80). With the move to 0.80, not yet in the Sarge distro, I used Webmin to update ClamAV. This worked fine, and my headers indicate 0.80 is being used.
Then yesterday in a routine apt-get update/upgrade of Sarge, I noticed it was installing clamav-0.80-2. However, my mail headers still indicate 0.80.
I'm not sure if I have some mix of older and newer, or if I have the latest and the mail header is just rounding off the version. How can I tell definitively which version is running?
Here's the clamav log when I start the daemon:
Thu Oct 21 16:53:38 2004 -> clamd daemon 0.80 (OS: linux-gnu, ARCH: i386, CPU: i386)
Should it have shown 0.80-2 if I have the latest?? Thanks - John
I prefer to check for daemons etc which still use old library versions via
"lsof | fgrep " DEL " | fgrep -v /SYSV | awk '{ print $1 }' | sort -u". This lists you all programs using deleted files (mostly upgraded, sometimes "files" used for shared memory purposes), which one should restart using the appropriate init.d script.
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