hi, dp
    Do you mean there are multiple virus databases on my server? For the 
clamav was installed by other people, so I didn't notice it. Is it OK
to  delete other virus database just leave daily.inc and main.inc?
Thanks

> Noel Jones wrote:
>> Arnaud Jacques wrote:
>>> Le vendredi 22 février 2008 00:58, David Liang a écrit :
>>>
>>>> Thu Feb 21 15:35:30 2008 -> clamd daemon 0.90.1 (OS: linux-gnu, ARCH:
>>>> i386, CPU: i486)
>>> Last Clamav version is 0.92.1. You should keep your Clamav package
>>> up-to-date.
>>>
>>
>> More specifically, slow loading is a known problem with clamav
>> 0.90.x.
>>
>> The *only* fix is to upgrade to the current 0.92.1 version.
>>
>>
>
> While that is a good policy it does not explain why his system changed
> from one day to the next. I anticipated there were multiple copies of
> the database and there is (all systems are vulnerable to this non-bug)
> and I suspect further there are two freshclam installations, or perhaps
> two freshclam.conf files being used inadvertently, that are downloading
> database files - one using scripted updates, the other not. Since there
> are both versions on his system and of recent date, this seems like a
> plausible cause of his overnight change.
>
> It is helpful to know too that upgrading to 0.92.1 will not correct the
> mess in his database directory.
>
> dp
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