Hi Kenneth,
do you run your clamd with user clamav or user defang?
I had to run clamd with user defang in order to allow MD to access
the socket. Maybe there is a better solution.
My filter is finally using clamd, now I want to tweak the installation.
Thanks
Oliver
Kenneth Porter wrote:
--On Friday, November 25, 2005 4:32 PM -0500 Kris Deugau
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In the case of a third-party .rpm, probably. Most packages are built in
such a way that the configure script doesn't pick up quite a few things
- antivirus programs among them.
Even if you build the RPM yourself from the tarball ("rpmbuild -ta
mimedefang.tar.gz"), you need to enable it in the filter. The package
disables a lot of things to avoid dependencies, so that you don't have
to install every conceivable 3rd party package to get MD's RPM to
install.
My filter not only enables clamd but also specifies the socket
location, because different Clam RPM's put the socket in different
places. (I'm using the one from Fedora Extras.)
$Features{'Virus:CLAMD'} = 1;
$ClamdSock = "/var/run/clamd.mimedefang/clamd.sock";
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