> >Can clamd be made to exit on memory errors? That way daemontools can just
> >start it from scratch again
> >
> Can't you use clamdwatch.pl with it ?

 Sure, but that's only a workaround. We have mailservers that
 get clamd restartet (via clamdwatch.pl) nearly 10-15 times a day.
 Every time clamd hangs that has consequences to the mail-flow, and
 that's a real problem. Running clamd without softlimit ends in
 clamd (after some time, some hours, some days or a week, I never
 found out why) eating up all memory until the servers hook off.
 So softlimit is a workaround, but not the solution. These memory
 leaks may be the only real reason not to deal with clamav, in all
 other relations this project is nice and fine. It would be very
 positive to get the code 'de-leaked'. I'm not the C-programmer
 to work on it, but if it helps our company could make some 
 donations to get clamd more (memory-) stable.



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