Hello,
I have installed ClamAV version 0.75.1 to our mail
server on FreeBSD 5.0+ sendmailand have a same problem listed
before:
Any solution to this problem??
Thanks to answers.
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From: Bill Pitz
Subject:
On Mon, 2004-08-23 at 07:14, Derya ESEL ALTINEK wrote:
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clamav-0.68 + clamav-milter
Any ideas as to what could be causing this or what I can do to prevent
it? Unfortunately, this is all of the information I have been
Thanks Julio Canto. Thats what i have to do.
Hello D J Fan
I know that it takes 4 - 5 hrs for an AV company to get the sample
analyse it and create a signature for it then alert all its
subscribers...and then publish the updates..I know this..but what i
was trying to tell this group was atleast
Rajanikanth P wrote:
Thanks Julio Canto. Thats what i have to do.
Hello D J Fan
I know that it takes 4 - 5 hrs for an AV company to get the sample
analyse it and create a signature for it then alert all its
subscribers...and then publish the updates..I know this..but what i
was trying
On Mon, 23 Aug 2004 at 18:26:47 +0530, Rajanikanth P wrote:
I know that it takes 4 - 5 hrs for an AV company to get the sample
analyse it and create a signature for it then alert all its
subscribers...and then publish the updates..I know this..but what i
was trying to tell this group was
1) I want to be notified of a virus found but under VirusEvent in
clamav.conf, how do I get the infected file's path?
2) I noticed that if I run a scan with Clamuko enabled, it shows
permission denied when it tries to scan the test eicar.com virus I have.
Does this mean that while doing the
Getting this error starting sendmail with clamav-milter set in sendmail.cf:
Xclmilter: local socket name /var/run/clamav/clmilter.sock unsafe: Group
writable directory
/var/run is 775
/var/run/clamav is 750
Does sendmail require /var/run to not be group writable?
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Randall Perry
sysTame
On Monday, August 23, 2004 3:51 PM, Randall Perry danced on the keyboard and
produced:
Does sendmail require /var/run to not be group writable?
Yes.
PLEASE - keep list traffic on the list. Email sent directly to me may be
ignored utterly.
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Rob | What part of no was it you didn't
I ended up putting the clam stuff in /var/clamav defined as:
drwx-- 2 clamav clamav 512 Aug 23 01:17 /var/clamav//
Sendmail is - justifiably - paranoid about directory permissions, and
will complain loudly if a directory is group writable.
On Mon, 23 Aug 2004 10:50:55 -0400,
Rajanikanth P said:
Thanks Julio Canto. Thats what i have to do.
Hello D J Fan
I know that it takes 4 - 5 hrs for an AV company to get the sample
analyse it and create a signature for it then alert all its
subscribers...and then publish the updates..I know this..but what i
was trying to
seems to work fine for us
tony
- Original Message -
From: Dennis Peterson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, August 23, 2004 4:35 PM
Subject: Re: [Clamav-users] Downloading clam virus definition files
automatically
Rajanikanth P said:
Thanks Julio Canto. Thats
Quoting Dennis Peterson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Rajanikanth P said:
Thanks Julio Canto. Thats what i have to do.
Hello D J Fan
I know that it takes 4 - 5 hrs for an AV company to get the sample
analyse it and create a signature for it then alert all its
subscribers...and then publish the updates..I
Imagine how quickly we could destroy this fine free service if we
all did what you suggest. It sounds to me like you want more than
you are paying for.
dp
Are you still sugesting that one HTTP Get request every 10 minutes would
crash all the signature mirrors of Clam all over the world?
On Monday 23 August 2004 11:14 am, ahellary wrote:
seems to work fine for us
I really hope the mirrors take note of your ip and just block people like
you..
It shows great ignorance when you really think this is how you need to run
your servers, or home computer..
Jeff
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On Monday 23 August 2004 12:21 pm, Julio Canto wrote:
Are you still sugesting that one HTTP Get request every 10 minutes would
crash all the signature mirrors of Clam all over the world? Excuse me if
you don't mean that, English is not my native tongue.
Obviously looking at the big picture
Julio Canto wanted us to know:
Imagine how quickly we could destroy this fine free service if we
all did what you suggest. It sounds to me like you want more than
you are paying for.
Are you still sugesting that one HTTP Get request every 10 minutes would
crash all the signature mirrors of
On Mon, 23 Aug 2004, Julio Canto wrote:
Imagine how quickly we could destroy this fine free service if we
all did what you suggest. It sounds to me like you want more than
you are paying for.
dp
Are you still sugesting that one HTTP Get request every 10 minutes would
crash all the
Is there a fix? I am Segment faulting serveral times a
day. The system is a FreeBSD 5.0. I am running Qmail
with qmail-scanner calling clamd. I switched from
clamscan because clamscan was clogging the mail system
with to many scans at the same time. clamdscan is good
until it segment faults. I not
If you really want updates instantly, there *is* a solution. Volunteer
to run a mirror. All mirrors are given updates within 2 minutes.
Damian Menscher
Joining this thread a little late - sorry...
Then we get back to the level of committment required to do that... With
things as they are
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