Thanks for the reply. I have about 97mb of pdf files but I have no way to knowing which is encrypted. I tried a scan with --debug to see if the last line was the error but it just crashed. A file titled 'core' is now in the directory and it is 26mb.
I downloaded klamav and updated it to clamav's database and then I individually scanned each file and top level directory. The only errors that showed up were 'exceed length' files and klamav wanted to quarantine them. I increased clamd.conf - ArchiveMaxFileSize 10M to ArchiveMaxFileSize 100M and reran the scan: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ /usr/bin/clamscan -ri --copy=/home/??/virus/ --exclude-dir=/home/??/scrapbook/* --log=/home/??/log_files/virus.log /home/??/core: _0046_0001_000 FOUND /home/??/core: copied to '/home/??/virus///core.000' /home/??/virus/core: _0046_0001_000 FOUND File excluded '/home/??/virus/core' /home/??/virus/core.000: _0046_0001_000 FOUND File excluded '/home/??/virus/core.000' LibClamAV Warning: Encrypted PDF files not yet supported LibClamAV Warning: Encrypted PDF files not yet supported LibClamAV Warning: cli_pdf: Object number missing LibClamAV Warning: cli_pdf: Object number missing LibClamAV Warning: cli_pdf: Object number missing LibClamAV Warning: Encrypted PDF files not yet supported LibClamAV Warning: cli_untar: unknown type flag S LibClamAV Warning: Bad compression in flate stream LibClamAV Warning: Bad compression in flate stream ----------- SCAN SUMMARY ----------- Known viruses: 180236 Engine version: 0.91.2 Scanned directories: 1647 Scanned files: 9499 Infected files: 3 Not moved: 2 Data scanned: 1551.84 MB Time: 860.072 sec (14 m 20 s) [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ Apparently the 'core' file that --debug generated was 'infected.' I changed ArchiveMaxFileSize 100M back to ArchiveMaxFileSize 10M and I reran the scan with --include=.pdf and the following showed up: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ /usr/bin/clamscan -ri --copy=/home/??/virus/ --exclude-dir=/home/??/scrapbook/* --log=/home/??/log_files/virus.log --include=.pdf LibClamAV Warning: Encrypted PDF files not yet supported LibClamAV Warning: Encrypted PDF files not yet supported LibClamAV Warning: cli_pdf: Object number missing LibClamAV Warning: cli_pdf: Object number missing LibClamAV Warning: cli_pdf: Object number missing LibClamAV Warning: Bad compression in flate stream LibClamAV Warning: Bad compression in flate stream ----------- SCAN SUMMARY ----------- Known viruses: 180236 Engine version: 0.91.2 Scanned directories: 1647 Scanned files: 148 Infected files: 0 Data scanned: 96.39 MB Time: 74.696 sec (1 m 14 s) [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ Finally, I ran the original command line that generated the segmnentation fault: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ /usr/bin/clamscan -ri --copy=/home/??/virus/ --exclude-dir=/home/??/scrapbook/* --log=/home/??/log_files/virus.log /home/??/virus/core: _0046_0001_000 FOUND File excluded '/home/??/virus/core' /home/??/virus/core.000: _0046_0001_000 FOUND File excluded '/home/??/virus/core.000' /home/??/core.1: _0046_0001_000 FOUND /home/??/core.1: copied to '/home/??/virus///core.1' LibClamAV Warning: Encrypted PDF files not yet supported LibClamAV Warning: Encrypted PDF files not yet supported LibClamAV Warning: cli_pdf: Object number missing LibClamAV Warning: cli_pdf: Object number missing LibClamAV Warning: cli_pdf: Object number missing LibClamAV Warning: Encrypted PDF files not yet supported ^[[A^[[ALibClamAV Warning: cli_untar: unknown type flag S LibClamAV Warning: Bad compression in flate stream LibClamAV Warning: Bad compression in flate stream ----------- SCAN SUMMARY ----------- Known viruses: 180236 Engine version: 0.91.2 Scanned directories: 1647 Scanned files: 9493 Infected files: 3 Not moved: 2 Data scanned: 1550.09 MB Time: 1514.920 sec (25 m 14 s) [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ No segmentation fault with the identical scan with identical files (almost). Anything else that you need? -- clamav - 91.2 - segmentation fault https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/178150 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is the bug contact for Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
