Fedora 38 ships Amavis 2.13.0 which switched to clamdscan in
Amavis upstream.
We have a winner... Did the package manager explain/release_note
why they made that move?
On 27.04.23 05:58, Damian wrote:
The config file change [1] comes with an explanation. The Fedora setup
does not fit the explanation completely, because it runs a dedicated
clamd instance with amavis uid. Shouldn't be necessary with fdpass,
but well.
[1] https://gitlab.com/amavis/amavis/merge_requests/38/diffs
the same issues apply when running on debian, that's why you have to add
clamav into amavis group.
But that doesn't explain why clamd is called via clamdscan instead of
talking to clamav socket directly as before. I can guess to avoid
implementing clamav protocol.
However the change does not make big difference, clamdscan is ~250K
installed on debian.
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