Tomasz Papszun wrote:
[ clamdscan _did_ find the "infected" file! Because: ]
$ grep -i sym /etc/clamav/clamd.conf
FollowFileSymlinks
So I believe (I haven't verified that empirically) that after creating
in a directory of choice, symlinks to files to scan, there should be no
need to split the list of symlinks into smaller parts. Plain launching
clamdscan on that directory should be sufficient.
I'd forgotten completely about that option. In a standard installation
there's no chance in hell I'd enable it but in a scenario like this it
can make sense. Thanks for the clue by 4, Tomasz.
dp
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