Hi Georg,
Thanks for your hints, i will make sure these changes are there by
this sunday.
Also, the command we run is:-
useradd -s /bin/false clamav
since Clam Antivirus needs a separate user account.
So, if you can run the above command, and get the exact output, it
would be helpful. Also if you can tell which version of gentoo you're
using it would be helpful.
Wish All a Happy New Year,
cheers,
Ganesh.
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> Hi all!
> I just installed your OpenProtect software and want to
> give some hints/feedback on what my thoughts were while
> installation:
>
> First, I encountered the error message that there is
> no "*CLAM*something" user/group available on the system.
> While that is no error as such, you could provide some
> information in the readme whether one should create such
> a group before installation of openprotect.
>
> Then, I miss some basic information in the readme/or overall
> documentation what happens (say, in the standard configuration)
> to spam mails [i.e.: are they tagged as spam only? or moved
> to a quarantine directory? or deleted? where do I need to
> tweak?].
>
> Also, some information would be useful on how to update
> the clam antivirus definitions.
>
> Last, the installation routine had trouble creating the
> startup links under Gentoo (well, I know Gentoo does not
> handle things according the standards); the startup scripts
> are located here at /etc/runlevels/default/.
> (This is for your information only).
>
>
> I would love to hear your comments!
> Regards,
> Georg
>
> P.S: A happy new year to all of you!
>
>
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