These changes will make clamd compile under OSX10.1.
The bad news is it's rather doubtful that ClamAV supports that operating system any more.
It's best to ask Tomasz to put the support back in.
The good news is that this part of the code is only called in the event of a crash or through something called clamuko which I suspect is Linux only anyway.
Apologies for posting/discussing source code in the users group!
-Nigel
*** Oserver-th.c Wed Jan 21 10:51:53 2004 --- server-th.c Wed Jan 21 11:01:11 2004 *************** *** 34,45 **** #include "clamuko.h" #include "tests.h" #include "session.h"
#ifdef CLAMUKO pthread_t clamukoid; #endif
void *threadscanner(void *arg) { --- 34,49 ---- #include "clamuko.h" #include "tests.h" #include "session.h" + #include "../target.h"
#ifdef CLAMUKO pthread_t clamukoid; #endif
! #ifdef TARGET_OS_DARWIN5_5
! #define pthread_sigmask(A, B, C) sigprocmask((A), (B), (C))
! #define pthread_kill(A, B) { }
! #endif
void *threadscanner(void *arg) {
Thanks for the help. I get the following complaint when using the patch, however:
[dina:~/Documents/work/clamav-0.65] engineer% patch < ../clamav-0.65-osx.patch
patch: **** Premature `---' at line 15; check line numbers at line 4
I snooped around but I'm not sure which file is targeted by this patch.
I guess the bigger question is, would it be better to stick with 0.60 on OSX 10.1.x, or is 0.65 better? Neither of them compile out of the box.
Thanks!
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