On 2009-11-23 02:44, Michael Piscopo wrote: > Edwin, > > You were right on track! I did a stat of a file the way it was originally > mounted and the inode value was 22517998136991737. I'm sure that's what the > problem was. I remounted it with the iserverino option set and stat then > reported a value of 19. Clamscan then worked perfectly. Except the > performance with the --detect-pua=yes was REALLY slow. 4 seconds to scan a > directory with 2.6MB in it without --detect-pua versus 6 minutes 10 seconds > with it. >
Are all files in that dir slower to scan, or is there a particular one that is so slow? What if you copy the file to a local FS and scan it there? Please open a bug about this, and attach one of those files, together with timings for pua and w/o. > But I think the main inode issue was solved. > Ok. Best regards, --Edwin _______________________________________________ Help us build a comprehensive ClamAV guide: visit http://wiki.clamav.net http://www.clamav.net/support/ml
