Hi, > The rsync mirror are defined in the script, not the config file. However, > you can find the full list of mirrors by executing: > > host rsync.sanesecurity.net
It might be worth mentioning this in the docs so other people can properly configure their firewall if necessary. >> Connection to ns.km33603.keymachine.de 87.118.124.191 failed - Trying >> next mirror site... > > Maybe the site was down at the time the script ran...? No, I can run rsync right afterwards and it succeeds, like this: # rsync -v rsync://ns.km33603.keymachine.de/sanesecurity/ Here's the output from the clamav-unofficial-sigs.sh script immediately after: Sanesecurity mirror site used: ns.km33603.keymachine.de 87.118.124.191 Number of files: 40 Number of files transferred: 0 Total file size: 27032205 bytes Total transferred file size: 0 bytes Literal data: 0 bytes Matched data: 0 bytes File list size: 1318 File list generation time: 0.241 seconds File list transfer time: 0.000 seconds Total bytes sent: 34 Total bytes received: 1932 sent 34 bytes received 1932 bytes 786.40 bytes/sec total size is 27032205 speedup is 13749.85 Connection to ns.km33603.keymachine.de 87.118.124.191 failed - Trying next mirror site... Looks to me like the rsync succeeded, since it received the filelist and actually received data. Could it instead be saying that it failed to find an update, and not that it failed to connect? How can I query clamd to find out which databases it's currently using to scan files? Will amavisd now also pass to it HTML files to scan for bad URLs within HTML and other email threats? > Is it possible to configure it to log through syslog, instead of to a file > directly? Not unless you want to edit the script. I intentionally steered away from using syslog so as not to pollute any of the existing system log files, nor did I want to require script users to create a new syslog facility in order to keep script logging separate. I was interested in this so I can pass it to a remote log server instead of having to monitor it locally, and also for buffering (not that there's a lot of overhead) and for monitoring, so I don't have to have another script that runs and watch a daemon or additional set of log files. Do you have any suggestions? Do you think it's necessary? Thanks again for all your work! Best regards, Alex _______________________________________________ Help us build a comprehensive ClamAV guide: visit http://wiki.clamav.net http://www.clamav.net/support/ml
