As for the reason why I wanted to check the number of scanned files by
clamdscan,
I just wanted to check that clamdscan the target directory recursivey.
$ find /tmp/dir1/ -type f
/tmp/dir1/eicar.txt
/tmp/dir1/dir2/eicar.txt
/tmp/dir1/dir2/dir3/eicar.txt
/tmp/dir1/dir2/dir3/dir4/eicar.txt
$
I agree Henrik.
But my question is if we are supplying a text unzip data of 10-20M and if
clamAv reads all
10-20M data before scanning its a big overhead in clamAv server and
infrastructure providing
data to it. since they have to buffer complete 10-20M data.
It will increase CPU and memory of
Thanks, will report it.
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