On Sat, Dec 09, 2006 at 05:15:15PM -0800, Bill Landry said: > Read my original post, not what was left from someone else's response. > What I would have to do is download each file individually, decompress > the file, scan the directory, move the file, clean up the directory, > download the next file, and repeat the process. Not a big deal, I was > simply posing the question here since the man page seems to indicate > that single file scanning is supported with the "-d" switch.
You don't even need to scan a file. Just run clamscan -d $newile, and check the exit code. If it's 50, the database is corrupt. The rest of what you're describing is, well, just atomic file moves. I don't see the problem, really. -- -------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Stephen Gran | Great Moments in History: #3 August | | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | 27, 1949: A Hall of Fame opened to | | http://www.lobefin.net/~steve | honor outstanding members of the | | | Women's Air Corp. It was a WAC's | | | Museum. | --------------------------------------------------------------------------
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