Dear All,
I would like to build the ClamAV software from source code on an ubuntu machine
and measure the code coverage of the ClamAV project with the help of
existing unit test cases in the ClamAV project
for that, the below steps that I followed
1.compiled the ClamAV source code locally
Hi,
I'm attempting to use the clamsbsync and clamsbywrite Google
safebrowsing utils and having some issues.
I'm running the following on the database server directly:
python3 ./clamsbsync.py -v --config etc/safebrowsing.conf sync
This sometimes results in the following output:
UpdateClient:
Hi there,
On Wed, 25 Nov 2020, Will Watters via clamav-users wrote:
I'm using Ansible role
(https://github.com/geerlingguy/ansible-role-clamav) to install Clamav
Please explain why you think this is needed.
For something like ClamAV I would generally recommend installing from
source if it's
Hi Will
Given that CentOS 6.x use SysVInit rather than systemd, I think you're probably
looking at something that's not entirely compatible with your needs.
For CentOS 6.x you need:
clamav
clamav-db
at minimum; if you want to be able to do daemon-based scanning (e.g. for a mail
system) then
Thanks for the feedback.
Are you aware of an Ansible ClamAV install and configure role that will work
for Centos 6 as most only seem to support Centos 7?
Regards,
Will
From: Andrew C Aitchison
Sent: 25 November 2020 14:20
To: Will Watters via clamav-users
Hello,
I'm using Ansible role (https://github.com/geerlingguy/ansible-role-clamav) to
install Clamav on Centos 6.10, but it fails to install the
clamav-scanner-systemd package, but works for Centos07.
Is there a specific package I should be using instead or does clamav package
cover all of
