Igor Brezac wrote:
On Fri, 18 Feb 2005, James Lick wrote:
My clamd is at 12mb process size currently. I haven't noticed memory
bloat in recent versions.
This is the starting clamd memory footprint. How many messages are
you scanning? 0.80 ran fine, I noticed the problem since 0.81
in performance is insignificant. clamdscan only
has a big advantage over clamscan when scanning a single file or only a
few files at a time.
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in /usr and
the other in /usr/local. Remove all of your ClamAV installations and
try again.
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will often not be detected in an
attachment. It is fixed in CVS. The eicar tests work fine, so try with
those instead if you don't want to use the CVS version.
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which is a wrapper to safely interface between
procmail and ClamAV. Also you usually don't need to use a lock file for
a procmail filter.
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Lars Monsees wrote:
I thought that clamdscan isn't able to scan a scream as this isn't
stated in the man-pages.
Older versions had problems with clamdscan in stream mode, but it has
worked since version 0.70.
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is the libclamav being used? Is
that a current version?
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man page for details. You might want to use clamassassin in your filter
to separate infected and safe emails, as the filters usually use
procmail, and clamassassin is a procmail filter interface to ClamAV.
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things needing LD_LIBRARY_PATH.
Software on Solaris should be compiled with -R ld flag if you want the
shared library somewhere nonstandard.
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above
1% CPU. It only processes about 50k messages per day though.
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here that such screw ups deserve a bit more direct effect. I
think it is entirely reasonable to have clamscan not work if it is
called clamdscan.
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program and then acting differently depending on which
name is run. This is similiar to how gzip and gunzip are actually the
same program but when called as gzip it compresses and as gunzip it
uncompresses.
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scanners.lo
BZ2_bzReadClose scanners.lo
ld: fatal: Symbol referencing errors. No output written to
.libs/libclamav.so.1.0.4
ClamAV 0.80 (and the rc versions) compiles fine for me on Solaris 10 B63
x86, so it is not a general Solaris x86 problem.
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if that
helps.
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You compiled ClamAV without libgmp installed. I'm surprised it works at
all.
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. I got a couple that slipped through just before the update,
but they are being caught now. My other virus scanners still don't
detect it.
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scan over 10,000 emails a day, and it's done quite well.
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fairly often as the
newer viruses are not always detected by older versions of ClamAV.
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that the clamassassin documentation is not completely clear about
that. By the way, the clamassasin mailing lists and my contact info are
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are any future clamassassin problems.
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