> > The patch was supposed to help but - I found no joy in the
> > patch.  It did not work.  I was hacking a endpoint last week
> > and tryin to run Clam again and the patch did the same thing.
> >  I wish I had time to help but I find the clam does not want
> > to give up the pearl.  Hacker baby out!
>
> I'm not seeing the growth in memory usage here for some
> reason. Maybe I
> don't have some option enabled that you do.
>
> Anyway, I have a service that I wrote before I discovered
> this one, and
> since I've shared it out before, why not again. Here's what it does:
>
> Installs itself in %ProgramFiles%\clamAV\services, and if clamd.exe
> isn't in %ProgramFiles%\clamAV, installs clamAV. Installs a service
> called ClamAV for Windows and starts it.
>
> Looks to see if it can find clamd.exe in either of the
> default locations
> for this build or the SOSDG one. You can override this by creating a
> ClamPath value in the Parameters registry key for the service. This is
> the path to the folder, not the .exe file.
>
> Starts clamd.
>
> Beginning 2 minutes after started, and every hour following, launches
> freshclam.exe to update defs.

Oops! I left out that it PINGS every 60 seconds to make sure clamd is
still running, and restarts it if it isn't. ;)

>
> This was recently updated to handle quirks of Tech-Protect which
> overwrites the .conf files with ones that don't work
> currently. So, the
> real conf files are in the services folder. Those are copied
> to the conf
> folder prior to launching clamd or freshclam to insure we
> have a version
> that works.
>
> You can get the installer here:
> http://webmail.wcg.org/~support/ClamAVService_setup.exe
>
> License? Use freely at your own risk.
>
> If you need it, I could provide this in zip format so you can manually
> install for more complex environments.

Bret



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