Hello 조정환,
What type of hypervisor are we talking about?
Depending on the hypervisor ClamAV could be installed, but I would certainly
not recommend this. It would be better to block remote access to it so no bad
actors can get near it.
Can you be a bit more specific on question2? You went to ‘s
Hello, I am using ClamAV for my organization, but I am using it only on the VM server.Here is the question. 1. My supervisor asks, "Is ClamAV available on the hypervisor?"I can not answer the question of what other VM servers do when the hypervisor gets infected? 2. I was asked if there is a capabi
Okay. Here’s a good conversation. Why?
If the tool is provided for updates, and the mirror network is setup to
function to that tool
Why should the mirrors function for all tools?
Or, should the tools have to conform to the mirror network? (I believe this)
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I did block a couple people after I wrote that email. Probably about 10 in
all. All the worst offenders. (The person in China attempting to download
daily-1.diff every two seconds.)
But I did notice some interesting patterns. Like the same host downloading the
same definitions over and over
It would be a mistake to think everyone is using freshclam to dl signatures. The
system needs to accommodate that.
dp
On 7/4/18 10:08 AM, G.W. Haywood wrote:
Hi Joel,
FWIW I believe we've had no problems at all with mirrors since March
2018, when I responded to a post on 23rd March by Orion P
Hi Joel,
FWIW I believe we've had no problems at all with mirrors since March
2018, when I responded to a post on 23rd March by Orion Poplawski, who
saw a few timeouts. We also saw a very few timeouts in mid-late March.
On Wed, 4 Jul 2018, Joel Esler wrote:
... It's the people that are downlo
What do you see if you run freshclam --list-mirrors, and are you running
freshclam in daemon mode? The reason I ask is if you deleted mirrors.dat then
freshclam should have no knowledge of any previous errors.
dp
On 7/4/18 1:18 AM, Michael Da Cova wrote:
Hi
still getting issues, (I have remo
I always build ClamAV for our systems, and use the "--disable-ipv6"
option (among others) when building.
Part of the reason I build locally is so that I always have an old
version around in case something goes horribly wrong. Also, I can run
more realistic tests on the new build before cutting ove
Using DNS TXT records is great when they work, but a bandwidth disaster
when they don't.
I don't think Cloudflare per se is the problem -- I think having
different computers serving the DNS vs the big files is the problem.
Back in the old days of ClamAV, they probably were the same computers.
O
Am 04.07.2018 um 15:42 schrieb Walter H.:
> On 04.07.2018 15:00, Matt Vander Werf wrote:
>> This has been mentioned at various points in several threads over the
>> past week or two (sometimes off-hand), but just wanted to somewhat
>> consolidate them here and also add my +1 to getting this bug add
On 04.07.2018 15:00, Matt Vander Werf wrote:
This has been mentioned at various points in several threads over the
past week or two (sometimes off-hand), but just wanted to somewhat
consolidate them here and also add my +1 to getting this bug addressed
in ClamAV soon!
Per [1]:
> This is a ip
This has been mentioned at various points in several threads over the past
week or two (sometimes off-hand), but just wanted to somewhat consolidate
them here and also add my +1 to getting this bug addressed in ClamAV soon!
Per [1]:
> This is a ipv4 site, and I occasionally get ipv6 error message
As I indicated earlier, any time you see (due to previous errors) it's because
mirrors.dat has disabled that IP address. What might be useful are the attempts
immediately after you removed mirrors.dat which should indicate the reason for
those failures.
Is your setup IPv6 compatible? If not, yo
Hi
still getting issues, (I have removed the mirror file)
the setup we have has been in place for years except for minor hiccup,
but never this bad
main.cvd is up to date (version: 58, sigs: 4566249, f-level: 60,
builder: sigmgr)
daily.cvd version from DNS: 24721
Retrieving http://database.
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