Hi,
With the ability of ClamD to run at lightning speed as a native Windows
service (e.g., http://oss.netfarm.it/clamav, without CygWin), offering
frequent updates during the day (quite contrary to the internal scanner that
often lags days behind) and has acceptable licensing terms - it certain
Hi Andy we will certainly look at this, although to be clear, it is very
presumptions to say that adding this will only be 2 min work. Please be
careful when making statements like this because it raises a false
expectation for others. You have no idea about the complexity of the code,
other items
I think you missed the real point of Andy's email.
The last official Declude release was 4.4.0 on 3/17/2008. It's already
Febuary 2009, so it's about a year with no with no official releases. That
doesn't make me feel like I'm getting much out of my maintenance renewal
money.
S
Scott I got that point. There have been interims throughout the year we are
now on 4.4.25 which is available to all with service agreements. I can roll
this up into an official release.
David B
From: supp...@declude.com [mailto:supp...@declude.com] On Behalf Of Scott
Fisher
Sent: Thursday, Fe
David,
If 4.4.25 "is available to all with service agreements", where is it?
Declude's main download page shows 4.4.0, and the interim page shows
versions 4.4.23 and 4.4.24.
And, as your readme.txt file in your interim directory says, "Interim
releases are versions of Declude that are release
Gary,
I apologize the latest is 4.4.24. Yes you are correct the readme.txt does
have the following note. Interim releases are stable and tested but as they
are not "official" I guess you have a point... if I could give you an
analogy - it is for the same reason Google has not taken GMAIL out of Be
