Baz wrote: > And where exactly is it? Do Linux developers intentionally make this > shit difficult and still bitch about Windows/Norton's dominance?
Please crush with all your being any desire to top post. Apparently you've not read anything yet so a good place to start is the ClamAV Wiki. The have a page especially for new users. http://wiki.clamav.net/Main/WebHome#ClamAV_for_beginners I can't tell you where your log will be because I had nothing to do with the installation, but if you run the clamconf utility it will tell you where it thinks the log is. There are a number of user-defined choices about the log which is why it is unpredictable where it is. On my Sun systems it is in /var/log and I use the syslogd logger. Those were choices I made. The clamconf utility is often located in the same path as the clamdscan and clamscan executables, but that is also configurable. If you installed ClamAV from source your build process would tell you these things. If you installed from an RPM then who ever built your RPM has the info you need. I don't own, run, or use Linux so don't know what the developers do for fun. dp _______________________________________________ Help us build a comprehensive ClamAV guide: visit http://wiki.clamav.net http://lurker.clamav.net/list/clamav-users.html
