On Fri, Jul 20, 2007 at 01:17:02AM +0200, Marcello Lupo wrote:
> Hi to all,
> I'm new to clamav, so i'm sorry if i'm asking something stupid.
> I decided to try clamav on some mail servers with qmail and qmail-scanner.
> Before i ever used the same config but with FSAV from F-secure.
> Now with clamav i'm making some tests scanning one zip archive of 260K 
> that uncompressed is a tcpdump file of 2.5 Mb (i use clamd).
> Sending it through qmail-scanner it taken 13.45 seconds to be checked.
> Cheking the archive directly in zip format (without email conversion 
> overhead) on the server taken 6.66 seconds.
> Thinking that the difference was due to the encoding of the file in the 
> email if i check the same zip file with FSAV ( on same server) it take 
> less than 2 seconds?
> Now i don't know exactly the internals of clamav, i just started testing 
> it today and still searching some documentation on performances around, 
> but it seems to me a lot of time to do it and a big diference with FSAV.
> What i noticed with strace and leaving tmp files open is that clamav is 
> opening a lot of directory in tmp dir (352 on one scan to be precise), i 
> don't know if it is correct.
> Can you give me some help on this ?
> Is it correct all this time and all that tmp files writing to the disk?
> I'm using Suse Linux enterprise Server 10 on HP DL380 dual processor 
> xeon 3.00 Ghz 2GB ram, SCSI disks. Clamav version 0.90.2 .
> Thanks,
> Bye,
> Marcello


please repeat the test with the current release clamav 0.91.1. 


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