On Wed, 04 Aug 2004 17:59:49 -0600
Michael Torrie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This was probably already discussed on the list today (I deleted the
> messages before really reading them) but viruses are now traveling in
> zip files inside of zip files. This helps defeat the automatic
> archive sc
James Courtier-Dutton wanted us to know:
>What about creating a new mailing list, and it would email the actual
>virus database, together with a digital signature to everyone who
>subscribed to it. In this way, you could ensure that your server is
>never overloaded.
Every 6 bytes of data takes
This was probably already discussed on the list today (I deleted the
messages before really reading them) but viruses are now traveling in
zip files inside of zip files. This helps defeat the automatic archive
scanning that ClamAV and others do. Yet another escalation of the arms
race. What can
I was just thinking about linking my system so that when I see a
clamav-db email messsage, I automatically run freshclam. Therefore
resulting in the most up to date clamav database as possible.
But I thought that this might overload your servers if everyone did the
update at exactly the same ti
Aecio F. Neto wrote:
> It's not planned but you can take a look at the clamdscan sources.
Thanks for your promptly reply.
That´s *exaclty* what I am doing to build its support.
Worst part of this is to maintain clamav.conf read/parse code, because
our development is under C++ and there is a lot o
> It's not planned but you can take a look at the
clamdscan sources.
Thanks for your promptly reply.
That´s *exaclty* what I am doing to build its support.
Worst part of this is to maintain clamav.conf read/parse
code, because our development is under C++ and there is a lot of changes
to be prov
On Wed, 4 Aug 2004 14:44:38 -0300
"Aecio F. Neto" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there any function in libclamav that allows me to call a clamd
> scan? Would such function be planned if it doesn't exist up to now?
It's not planned but you can take a look at the clamdscan sources.
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oo.
Is there any function in libclamav that
allows me to call a clamd scan?
Would such function be planned if it
doesn't exist up to now?
I am one of the developers of Dansguardian
anti-virus plugin and now we are using libclamav functions to call scanning
of files, but we are writing code to provide
I noticed that there isn't a startup script for bsd init in the contrib
dir so I thought I would post mine in case you guys want to put it in.
I run it on slackware linux, but it should work on any linux and may
work on the BSD's as long as they have killall.
schu
#!/bin/sh
# Start/stop/restart
Excellent news! Definitely interested to see your GUI and clamav source
changes - please do keep me posted. Still wonder how we can get signatures
for all the old resource-fork Mac nasties to make it useful though!
regards,
Gavin
PS - I use clamav-milter on my mail box, so that keeps out all of t
Hi Gavin (and list),
I'm nearly finished a GUI for Clamav, the only thing I really have left
to do is stress testing and documentation.
I've made a few changes to the source code which I plan to release in
due course, in order to make it work with resource forkshowever,
like you, I don't ha
Apologies if this is the wrong place to ask this but it seemed more of a
development question than a user one.
I have been testing clamav on OSX and noticed that it does not scan Mac
resource forks, only data forks - which is to be expected as it is a
unix-level port, and most of the ways to get a
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