Gianluigi, Thank you for the reply. I don't use Clamwin as the front end GUI. I use an old front end called Tech Protect 4, which uses command line arguments from the native win32 app. of clam-av. Unfortunately Tech Protect 4 is no longer under development. I use it because it integrates with any POP3 email clients, like Thunderbird and Sylpheed. So I'll try your version out and let you know if it works with the app. I have also used the link for integrating Clamdscan with Firefox and FLOCK downloads, thus I'm hoping your version will work.
Since I have your interest... I'll need to point my front end to where clam-av is stored, where will your version install? Are you working to change the directory structure to the native windows structure? I usually do an advanced install to at least get the application executables in the Program Files directory, but that doesn't help for the user profile and saves. Best Regards, Brian A -IN GOD WE TRUST- Gianluigi Tiesi wrote: > BVAmundsen wrote: > | I went to the site. Am I right that the clamav-win32-0.93.1.7z file now > | includes the clamdscan or am I reading the release notes incorreclty? > | Anyone from the Clamwin team listening who might like to clarify? > | Thanks Brian A > | > > My native port is used in clamwin, but clamwin does not uses > clamd/clamdscan. > Packages on my page have working clamd/clamdscan, > you can use them as standalone command line utilities > > Regards > _______________________________________________ http://lists.clamav.net/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/clamav-win32 _______________________________________________ http://lists.clamav.net/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/clamav-win32
