I don't know if this is new or if I missed it before, but, now that I've looked at https://docs.clamav.net/faq/faq-eol.html again, I have questions/ comments about the provision of signature support to EOL releases.
A little over a month ago (Feb 18) one of the Fedora clamav maintainers raised concerns about the planned EOL date for 0.103. First, I see the planned EOL data on clamav.net is the same as then. Is the assessment about extending the support period still ongoing? Second, we had some discussions about distros patching for security updates after the support period if needed. I noticed today that the scheduled termination date for being able to download signatures is the same as the EOL date. That's a problem. If 0.103 is going to be unable to download signatures as soon as Sep-14 2023, then that means it's useless after that date. My recollection is that historically signatures were only blocked for older versions when it was technically unavoidable. As long as users can download signatures, then distros can support users on older releases for as long as they can manage to backport security fixes. If that's no longer the case, I don't know that it's going to be feasible to ship it in a release. Am I misunderstanding the table? Scott K
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