Citeren Paul Kosinski via clamav-users <clamav-users@lists.clamav.net>:
LTS sounds like a great idea!
Recently, the bandwidth hogging episodes have resulted in rapid
changes to ClamAV versions, followed by EOL of versions that many
people (not including me) were still using. So recently I have had
to spend far more time on updating ClamAV than updating anything
else I use. And since I can't count on Debian (or even update-happy
OpenSUSE) keeping up with these (now rapid) changes, I have always
built ClamAV from source, ever since I started using it 16+ years ago.
For openSUSE Leap, the latest version of ClamAV is usually available
within days of a new release through
https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/security/clamav or in openSUSE
Tumbleweed (if you're using the rolling release version). Version
0.104.0 will also be available through that channel, as the conversion
to cmake build is already done. If you're feeling adventurous, I have
it available in my personal build directory in the openSUSE Build
Service (OBS) (Tumbleweed only).
Thus, an LTS ClamAV which allowed me to build from source only a
couple of times per year would be much appreciated. And I hope that
CMAKE building can be sorted out before the next Update Now!
emergency.
(I don't see exactly how a LTS would have helped with the bandwidth
issue, but I suppose it wouldn't have made it any more disruptive.)
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