Joshua Penix wrote: > > Unfortunately, it's Debian's fault for the outdated ClamAV. They > froze at 0.84 because they froze the distro. While that works quite > well for most packages, it's not a good policy for ClamAV. John, how > do Debian people handle stuff like that? Or should we rip out the > package and replace it with a source install and auto-updating script?
There is supposed to be a Volatile part of the archive, to handle just such a thing. However, I can't find it anywhere. The clamav-data is dated May 23. That does seem a bit out of date. To ensure optimum results, it sounds like a source install + auto-updates is the best route. -john -- [email protected] http://www.kernel-panic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kplug-steer
