Only problem now is, clam doesn't reload the database right away like with freshclam. I run clamd RELOAD, it reloads clamd, but also tries to start another process, which I don't want.
Feb 24 08:48:43 lfap1a clamd[20770]: Daemon started.
Feb 24 08:48:43 lfap1a clamd[20770]: clamd daemon 0.81 (OS: linux-gnu, ARCH: i386, CPU: i386)
Feb 24 08:48:43 lfap1a clamd[20770]: Log file size limit disabled.
Feb 24 08:48:43 lfap1a clamd[20770]: Running as user qscand (UID 511, GID 511)
Feb 24 08:48:43 lfap1a clamd[20770]: Reading databases from /var/clamav
Feb 24 08:48:44 lfap1a clamd[20770]: Protecting against 31093 viruses.
Feb 24 08:48:44 lfap1a clamd[23932]: SelfCheck: Database modification detected. Forcing reload.
Feb 24 08:48:44 lfap1a clamd[23932]: Reading databases from /var/clamav
Feb 24 08:48:44 lfap1a clamd[20770]: Socket file /var/run/clamav/clamd.sock is in use by another process.
Feb 24 08:48:45 lfap1a clamd[23932]: Database correctly reloaded (31093 viruses)
All I want is the 23932 bits, not process 20770.
How do I manually recreate the reload process that freshclam executes on an update?
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