ClamAV distributes only one package. You'll need to ask Fedora why they choose to break it up.
-Al- ClamXAV User On Tue, Jun 11, 2019 at 03:17 AM, Sunny Jaisinghani via clamav-users wrote: > Hello Members, > > This is my very first post/question on this list, so please pardon my > mistakes, if any > > We have been running clamav on centos 6 for years and installing and > configuring clamav has been very easy. > We install clamav, clamav-db and clamd packages from fedora epel repository, > configure freshclam.conf, clamd.conf and a cron for periodic scanning, and we > are done. > We execute these steps using a chef cookbook and they fail on centos 7 > > When I started investigating, I realized that centos 7 needs more clam > packages to be installed. > > Can someone explain what caused clamav to split the source into so many > packages and how does it help. > Installing clamav using yum helps pull in its dependencies. However; I don’t > see clamav-server being pulled in. What purpose does clamav-server serve. ? > > Before I blindly follow instructions from the web, I need to get these points > clarified. > > Thanks > Sunny
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