it does it on EVERY system. Fresh install also.  So unless every one of my
linux images is corrupted in exactly the same place in the file system, I
wouldn't expect FS corruption to be causing it.

The version we're running is 0.80. Looks like a new build was released
today, actually. clamav 0.81rc1  is listed on the web site. I think I will
try that and see what I get on one system.






                                                                       
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On Jan 19, 2005, at 9:46 AM, James Melin wrote:

> Anyone in here using clam AV in production?
>
> I get the error:
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> LibClamAV Error: cl_loaddb(): Can't open file �W�!�>�!2�L/daily.cvd
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> when I try to run clamscan.  Path is corrupted somehow? - don't know
> where.

That does NOT look good (we are using ClamAV, under the control of
Amavis, rather than clamd).

I would recommend going to single-user mode and running fsck
IMMEDIATELY, and then perhaps reinstalling clamscan.  Something has got
that filename badly badly hosed and I suspect disk corruption.

Adam

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