Never-Mind.
Standard database path screwup.
Joe Maimon wrote:
Hello All,
I am new here, I hope this hasnt been hashed to death already.
I recently installed clamav into a production email system, using
clamav-milter.
This system had been operating with amavisd and uvscan (nai's command
line scanner) for years.
Now email is scanned twice, first by clamav-milter and then by
amavis-milter.
After I noticed in my maillog that some viruses were still being
caught by amavis, I turned on quarantining. I have collected a number
of these email's already.
I have figured out how to manually extract the mime attachment and
scan it manually with uvscan. The one I worked on scanned positive as
netsky. clamscan did not catch it. (clamscan --mbox presumably does
not need any extracting)
I do not know that this isnot some damaged virus.(not about to test it
on my windows machines)
Is there any value in automating the mime extracting of the
quarantined email to find out why clam misses those?
Does anyone want these email messages for dissection?
Any recommendations on my next step? I would prefer to not have to pay
the performance penalty of a scanner twice.
Joe
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