It depends on the version of Unix OS you have. If you are using Solaris
or Linux, which it appears you are using Linux, you need to create a link
to that startup script in one the run level init directories.
I usually put stuff like this rc2.d or rc3.d. So, say, in /etc/rc2.d, do:
ln -s /etc/rc.d/init.d/<clamd script> S88clamd
I would no worry about making the associated kill script...
James
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Hi list,
I just installed clamav and it works fine. I don't know how to make
clamd
starts when system initializes: I copied clamd and clamscand
into /etc/rc.d/init.d b but it does not starts. May be anythig else must be
configured?
Regards,
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Xavier Mas
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