Hi,
Another note on this issue. Someone just reported that without the
CL_SCAN_PHISHING_DOMAINLIST option set they are seeing libclamav hang.
Please consider adding this to CL_SCAN_STDOPT or remove the option and
turn it on internally always or reverse the option and have something
like
Scott Beck wrote:
Hi,
Another note on this issue. Someone just reported that without the
CL_SCAN_PHISHING_DOMAINLIST option set they are seeing libclamav hang.
Please consider adding this to CL_SCAN_STDOPT or remove the option and
turn it on internally always or reverse the option and have
On 2007-08-10 12:42, Roberto Ullfig wrote:
The number of virus we are detecting went down drastically at around
3:30 pm yesterday. Anything going on?
Actually, what we see is that nearly all viruses of the form:
Email.Phishing.RB-12...
stopped being detected on Aug 9 15:31 on all 12
have version .90.1 of clamav on a CentOS 4.4 Dell server.
The clamav init file is in /etc/init.d/ and set in chckconfig to start up
when the machine is brought up
Unfortunately this is not happening. I can see in /var/log/messages where
it is starting clamd at bootup but it then quits with no
On 2007-08-10 17:00, Roberto Ullfig wrote:
On 2007-08-10 12:42, Roberto Ullfig wrote:
The number of virus we are detecting went down drastically at around
3:30 pm yesterday. Anything going on?
Actually, what we see is that nearly all viruses of the form:
I was running clamscan, and the var partition of the drive filled up.
This partition had 300 Meg free on it, and clamscan created a huge
number of files like mixedtextportion05GJ4k in the
/tmp/clamav-ec6d3e4e4e253eaf directory and filled it up. To make
matters worse, I had a difficult time
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doughairfield wrote:
have version .90.1 of clamav on a CentOS 4.4 Dell server.
The clamav init file is in /etc/init.d/ and set in chckconfig to start up
when the machine is brought up
Unfortunately this is not happening. I can see in
The number of virus we are detecting went down drastically at around
3:30 pm yesterday. Anything going on?
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Am 10.08.2007 um 23:16 schrieb Marshall Dudley:
I was running clamscan, and the var partition of the drive filled up.
This partition had 300 Meg free on it, and clamscan created a huge
number of files like mixedtextportion05GJ4k in the
/tmp/clamav-ec6d3e4e4e253eaf directory and filled it up.
On 2007-08-10 18:51, Roberto Ullfig wrote:
On 2007-08-10 17:00, Roberto Ullfig wrote:
On 2007-08-10 12:42, Roberto Ullfig wrote:
The number of virus we are detecting went down drastically at around
3:30 pm yesterday. Anything going on?
Actually, what we see is that nearly
Marshall Dudley wrote:
I was running clamscan, and the var partition of the drive filled up.
This partition had 300 Meg free on it, and clamscan created a huge
number of files like mixedtextportion05GJ4k in the
/tmp/clamav-ec6d3e4e4e253eaf directory and filled it up. To make
matters
Several times yesterday clamd stopped. My daemon watching script
restarted it immediately, but I could not find a reason for the
failures. This was happening on multiple servers so was all the more
puzzling. Add to that the fact that one other server never had the
problem, but it is a fallback
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