On Wed, 11 May 2016, Kristen R wrote:
Also noticed after downloading clamav-0.99.2.tar.gz and checking against
the provided signature file the following:
# gpg --verify clamav-0.99.2.tar.gz.sig clamav-0.99.2.tar
gpg: Signature made Fri 22 Apr 2016 08:25:32 AM AKDT using DSA key ID
260429A0
Sorry if already known, I'm way behind in the clamav-* lists. No mention
in ChangeLog, bugzilla, etc. that I could find.
The 0.96.5 tarball is missing the top level 'contrib' directory. It is
there in the 0.96.4 tarball and I do see it with gitweb for clamav-devel.
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configured to listen on. Then stunnel, using a different port, has an SSL
encrypted connection to the remote host. So freshclam gets pushed through
the tunnel, though freshclam itself is not speaking SSL.
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on the other, have not tried that myself.
The Stunnel Examples page highlights various nifty possibilities, most of
which I have never attempted. Works great for me with syslog to a
log server though.
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/directory names containing PATT. It may be used multiple
times.
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. It may be used multiple times.
+\fB\-\-include=REGEX, \-\-include\-dir=REGEX\fR
+Only scan file/directory names containing REGEX.
.TP
\fB\-i, \-\-infected\fR
Only print infected files.
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On Mon, 6 Jun 2005, Damian Menscher wrote:
I won't say what's correct or incorrect, because what's correct in Slack
Let me just re-state this part :-)
Here is code for that. Mind checking it on Slackware? Assuming it works
It works
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as it is now.
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). I haven't looked at it in some time,
but I'm pretty sure the default filter is set that way.
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like that...
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run configure or
you can finish the installation then define $Features{Virus:CLAMD} =
/path/to/clamd; in your filter.
configure will only look for it in your $PATH, /usr/local/sbin, /usr/sbin,
and /sbin (and other virus scanner specific paths like /usr/local/uvscan).
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, then
try it again tomorrow with the default of using the pool of all available
mirrors. [ if you use = 0.65, edit mirrors.txt ]
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runs as ('defang' or whatever) in
your MD spool directory and try scanning it with clamdscan. At least that
way you can figure it out without having to deal with MD and e-mail in the
mix.
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and
sending it to yourself, I just did and it caught it. Unfortunately
MIME::tools can't be modified to catch the broken ones too, reliably...
You may want to check out the MD list archive, there have been several
threads about MIME::tools and broken messages in the past.
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I have an infected sample of what clamav finds to be Worm.Palyh.A
File::Scan says it's W32/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
f-prot says W32/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
antivir says Worm/Sobig.B
uvscan says W32/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On Wed, 12 Mar 2003, Magnus Ekdahl wrote:
Can we get this message gpg signed, please ?
On that note, Tomasz, would you mind signing the snapshot(s)?
Thanks,
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Wed Nov 20 01:15:48 CET 2002
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* configure: --enable-id-check - it uses the check procedure from Jason
Englander, currently it will fail on systems with getent,
if it doesn't detect clamav group.
I must've been having a real bad day
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