David F. Skoll wrote:

Well, that's odd.  Does "clamdscan" (not "clamscan") catch it?



Yes, I thought that it was odd as well. That's why I'm reporting it.

My original testing included both clamd and clamscan configurations in MD.

My most recent testing was with clamd disabled (so that I could narrow down any other issues in the filter).

Manually testing the sample and clamdscan DID correctly identify the virus.

What's next?



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