Hi David
On 10.12.2012 17:03, David Raynor wrote:
So let's try the easiest one first: how big is the file? If you have raised
it past the filescan max size, then default installations will skip it and
report OK.
Any suggestion what i could do about that?
Best regards
Matthias
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Matthias
Matthias,
What architecture are you running ClamAV on? x86/64, PowerPC, SPARC, etc..?
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Hello Alain
Am 12.12.2012 18:38, schrieb Alain Zidouemba:
Matthias,
What architecture are you running ClamAV on? x86/64, PowerPC, SPARC, etc..?
SPARC (SunOS 5.10)
Best regards
Matthias
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Hi David
Thank you for the reply
On 10.12.2012 17:03, David Raynor wrote:
So let's try the easiest one first: how big is the file? If you have raised
* The quarantined email is 21'503'810 Bytes.
* The attached Zip File is 15'916'684 Bytes
* and the extracted .pptx is 22'415'087 Bytes in size.
Hello List
I have a zip file containing a .pptx file which ClamAV claims to be
BC.Exploit.CVE_2012_1885-1. But virustotal and virscan.org have no
complain at all.
https://www.virustotal.com/file/09c5de164928c88b6ee370677242a4d69a00a88ecbd044af656f17fc54665fea/analysis/1355131094/
It is not the CVD files. The versions you list are the same versions as we
have up to date [and the daily.cvd is 15708]. I'd wager there is some kind
of non-default scan option that is changing the results.
So let's try the easiest one first: how big is the file? If you have raised
it past the
