Well, even after I disable urandom, which my system does not have anyway,any output from "truss -p <pid>" where <pid> is the process id of the cpu eating clamd ?
I still have clamd hanging; eating up over 90% of the CPU, and doing nothing basically.
I am trying daily builds, but it does not help. This sometimes happen after five minutes of runtime, but sometimes with just 2 minutes of runtime.
help! -turgut
Thomas
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