Clamd is a daemon that runs in the background and is called by
clamdscan. This saves lots of time on scanning and drastically reduces
CPU load and memory usage.
Clamscan is the "one off" version of this. It doesn't use clamd and
therefore must load the virus database every time it runs.
Use clamd and clamdscan if you're going to be doing a lot of mail
scanning. Use clamscan if you're just scanning a few messages or a few
times per day.
Regards,
Mike
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Please,
Someone could explain the difference between clamscan and clamad?
When I must use one or other?
Tks.
Mário.
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