On Thu, 2007-03-22 at 10:11 +0200, Aidas Kasparas wrote:
For some reason patch did not went to the list. Copy saved in
http://www.gmc.lt/~kaspar/keep-cdiffs.diff
please open a bug on bugzilla, and mark it as an enhancement.
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there will be no Macro virus detection.
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fault, but I've been stresstesting this
for more than three weeks now, and just recently moved to a stand-alone
test-system.
Send a copy of the backtrace for the crash.
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happening.
For example, CVS now has initial support for Sensory Networks' NodalCore
Accelerator, a hardware based scanning acceleration engine.
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that. The memory allocator can return the
same address if it is able to extend the existing memory region.
cli_realloc() is correct as it is.
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discussion.
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of 'clamscan --debug filename'
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to use.
Also, the ziplib code that we use seems to automatically skip past the
prefix-code in SFX archives, so the extra seek may not be necessary.
Again, TK would probably know for sure.
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On Tue, 2005-06-21 at 11:52 -0600, Dave Shariff Yadallee - System
Administrator a.k.a. The Root of the Problem wrote:
I see this snippet in my logs
Tue Jun 21 10:03:11 2005 - stream: OK
LibClamAV Error: Segmentation fault :-( Bye..
Why is this appearing?
need to send a copy of the file that produces this error to
bugs(at)clamav.net
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mem.
How did you request clamd to exit?
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I
done something wrong ?
You need to tell clamd to exit cleanly. Either telnet to its TCP port
and give it the QUIT command, or use the enclosed perl script if using
UNIX sockets.
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On Wed, 2005-05-11 at 12:11 +0200, Martin Blapp wrote:
and then clamd/valgrind gets inresponsive. Any other thing I
need to do ?
Probably need to wait for valgrind to finish accounting for the memory.
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and then connect
with telnet sending QUIT it works ... but then valgrind doesn report
any problems anymore.
So it's not leaking memory then.
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virus signature,
av virus , etc
First of all - In my opinion, this is the wrong place in here to ask.
This is a ClamAV developer list.
To your problem:
Take a look here:
Please don't help to spread viruses in this way. If he's a researcher,
then I'm the new pope.
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On Wed, 2005-04-20 at 15:00 +0100, Nigel Horne wrote:
Nigel, could you please review the script?
What script is this?
This one:
http://www.itg.uiuc.edu/itg_software/clmilter_watch/
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to overcome this limitation, so
when a reload is requested, a new signature tree is generated, and the
old one is free'd when all current scanning has finished.
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be prevented from accessing root node
for a short period of time while the pointers are switched.
Thats essentially what the old implementation did, but without using
rwlocks (using mutexes). The implementation in CVS is essentially lock
free, and no waiting is needed.
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... and so on, with an 'accept timeout' error for each thread.
I'm using v0.83 on Redhat 8. The client is my own code, but it works
fine.
Well obviously it doesn't. I suspect you are either parsing the port
number incorrectly, or your system is blocking connections to high port
numbers.
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don't
believe this is the issue here. In that scenario, he would get a
different error, not this one:
Wed Mar 16 15:42:03 2005 - ERROR: ScanStream: accept timeout.
This means clamd is timing out waiting the for client to connect to the
STREAM port.
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in QNX, or
have I missed something?
If definitely looks like a spurious error - does QNX have a problem with
spaces in filenames?
MikeP, what happens if you try and create a file with a similar name and
path?
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see what is the reason
system limits names to 48 characters at the moment.
Was the filesystem formatted under the old, limited system?
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a mutex. The correct
solution to this is to remove the logg() call in the signal handler.
OK, will that be done?
Patch sent to Tomasz, as it's his code.
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ape: warning: pid 11360: exception ape::SocketException: throwed
reason: Resource temporarily unavailable [99/Socket.cpp]
I suggest you try 0.81
What makes you think, that this will fix the problem ? I am using 0.8.
Because I did some last minute fixes to SESSION mode.
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/amat/dev/uniqmail-eng..., 77) = 77
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On Wed, 2005-01-26 at 10:36 +0100, Ramon Amat wrote:
open socket
SESSION
SCAN filepath-1
SCAN filepath-2
SCAN filepath-3
close socket (I do that and not clamd!!!)
Did you wait for the result to come back (and read it) between these
commands?
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, which
may indeed have been patched. There may also be a different platform
with a different unofficial 1.2.1.1 that hasn't been patched.
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to find out why you get Open PowerPoint Document failed when
there is a file called PowerPoint Document in the OLE2 file.
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, and as such doesn't
necessarily indicate a problem.
The _VBA_PROJECT errors just indicate there is no VBA in this part of
the OLE2 archive.
The ppt_current_user error is just a remnant from histotic
development, and really just indicates the EOF was reached.
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their
changes.
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reproduce this problem on two separate machines, so I am hoping
you can reproduce it as well, and therefore fix it.
That looks like a known libz bug. Use libz version 1.1.4
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and exiscan decode the file differently is a separate
issue.
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On Tue, 2004-06-29 at 16:39, diego wrote:
hello,
we are using clamav 0.73 on RH AS 3.0 U2 on ia64 (HP rx4640).
During compilation I have three warnings; one of these leads
to segm fault when calling freshclam; the other two I was not able
to exploit at the moment. They regards ole2_extract
be a
damaged file, or contain an undocumented OLE2 entry type.
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for clamav but
never finished.
Cool, should be quite simple, I've already got code to remove comments
and unescape encoded characters. I'll look at it next week, depending on
how PowerPoint stuff proceeds.
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already unlocked?
No.
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This unlock? Which lock does it correspond too?
Ahh... this unlock does look like a cut-n-paste error. Having said that,
this is a fatal error path, and the next line is exit().
I'll fix that one.
Thanks
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On Wed, 2004-04-28 at 12:14, Joe Maimon wrote:
It would make sense to suppose that steps were taken to ensure there was
only one thread executing reload_db with do_check == FALSE ?
It would make sense, which is why it is currently implemented that way.
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--mbox or
turned ScanMail on in the clamav.conf file, the worm was not detected. I
tried this on 0.68, 0.70-rc and on the 20040322 snapshot.
You did, of course, remove the HTML code that the web server added to
the file before scanning it.
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Yes, please send it to me.
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a copy of my busted file?
Yes, please send it to me ASAP?
What version of clam are your using?
Thanks
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is configured in the clamav.conf configuration file.
Configure your clam installation appropriately and it'll work.
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of clamav to the latest CVS
snapshot.
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