Hi,
I have found that adding clamav checking through maildrop is quite easy.
It is so simple, that I would believe it might be useful for other people,
and so I am offering it to included in the clamav's contrib subdirectory.
CLAMOUT=`/usr/local/bin/clamdscan --stdout - 21`
log $CLAMOUT
On Wed, Jul 27, 2005 at 03:07:57PM -0500, Noel Jones wrote:
Recent clamav (0.86.2, probably some earlier versions) should detect
modified zips as Exploit.Zip.ModifiedHeaders
The detection is built into the unzip code, there isn't an actual signature.
If your zip file is hacked correctly
Julio Maidanik said:
Hi,
I have found that adding clamav checking through maildrop is quite easy.
It is so simple, that I would believe it might be useful for other people,
and so I am offering it to included in the clamav's contrib
subdirectory.
CLAMOUT=`/usr/local/bin/clamdscan
I recently built a new qmail server using the process at qmailrocks.org
from which I compiled/installed ClamAV 0.83. Later I upgraded to ClamAV
0.86.2 using this procedure:
* Download latest tarball from http://clamav.net and place it in the
/downloads/qmailrocks/ directory
* Untar and
frank,
cref: http://lurker.clamav.net/message/20050725.033816.0518869d.en.html, and
check your DNS refresh ...
cheers,
richard
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Frank Sfalanga, Jr. wrote:
I recently built a new qmail server using the process at qmailrocks.org
from which I compiled/installed ClamAV 0.83. Later I upgraded to ClamAV
0.86.2 using this procedure:
* Rename /usr/local/bin/clamdscan /usr/local/bin/clamdscan.orig
* Copy
It looks like you have installed different versions of clamav in /usr and
/usr/local
oops. missed that, sorry ... nice catch.
r
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On Jul 28, 2005, at 06:26 PM, OpenMacNews wrote:
It looks like you have installed different versions of clamav in /
usr and
/usr/local
oops. missed that, sorry ... nice catch.
r
One of the biggest issues I've seen is when building ClamAV on a Mac
prior to 10.4.x
The majority of the
Daniel wrote:
It looks like you have installed different versions of clamav in /usr
and /usr/local
Try
which -a freshclam
which -a clamscan
I did have two versions. The original RPM installed to /usr/bin with
the config files in /etc. The compiled version installed the binaries
in
On Jul 28, 2005, at 06:59 PM, Dale Walsh wrote:
On Jul 28, 2005, at 06:26 PM, OpenMacNews wrote:
It looks like you have installed different versions of clamav in /
usr and
/usr/local
oops. missed that, sorry ... nice catch.
r
One of the biggest issues I've seen is when building
Frank Sfalanga, Jr. wrote:
I did have two versions. The original RPM installed to /usr/bin with
the config files in /etc. The compiled version installed the binaries
in /usr/local/bin and the config files in /usr/local/etc.
I'm sure with all the correct ./configure switches I could override
Hi All,
debian sarge system
logging in as root
clam v8.X
configured clamd.conf - do not have copy of file at
this location - will post if required.
line in clamd.conf is this:
VirusEvent /whatever/whatever/xmessage virus found
i have tested virus event command line in shell -
produces
On Fri, Jul 29, 2005 at 03:21:35PM +1000, Kevin O'C said:
Hi All,
debian sarge system
logging in as root
clam v8.X
configured clamd.conf - do not have copy of file at
this location - will post if required.
line in clamd.conf is this:
VirusEvent /whatever/whatever/xmessage virus
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