>It certainly doesn't appear to.  I am not sure why, though.  Attached is
>a diff of the outputs of your run and a run here of clamscan (0.85,
>though).  Maybe somebody else can spot the problem.
>
> LibClamAV debug: fileblobDestroy: textpart
> LibClamAV debug: cli_mbox returning 0
>+LibClamAV debug: Recognized ZIP file
>+LibClamAV debug: in scanzip()
>+LibClamAV debug: Zip: help.doc                                        .exe=
>, crc32: 0x3fcc001f, encrypted: 0, compressed: 150514, normal: 155156, meth=
>od: 8, ratio: 1 (max: 250)
>+LibClamAV debug: Recognized DOS/W32 executable/library/driver file
>+LibClamAV debug: Worm.Bagz.D found in descriptor 7.
>+LibClamAV debug: Zip: Infected with Worm.Bagz.D

Yeah, I get the same extra log entries when I check the false positive
file using clamdscan.  The first extra message comes from the routine
cli_filetype() in libclamav/filetypes.c, a fairly simple routine that
just checks a buffer against magic numbers in a table.  No idea why
this would fail sometimes.
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Jef

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