Matt Watchinski wrote: > Not really sure what your implying, > > I offered up moving all the 3rd party signatures to the clamav > submission interface, so they could be signed and distributed through > all the entire freshclam mirror architecture. The offer still stands, > but I haven't gotten any takers yet.
Many of us write our own signatures and don't care to make them public. It is not impossible that they contain proprietary information. > > The UNOFFICIAL tag just indicates its not from the ClamAV repository. > I guess we could change it to "please email the guy you got this from > if it doesn't work". As that is all its really used for, got a word > that works for your customers and doesn't result in messages to fix > things I can't modify. The absurdity seems to be spreading. As the installer of any signature used in my environment I'm the guy to call. They don't get installed by accident. I know the source. There are no "unofficial" signatures in my system. What I'm saying is I, not SourceFire, own the privilege of declaring what is or is not official. If you want to put a trademark in the SourceFire signatures then do so, but better is to not tag my signatures as unofficial. Their presence in the system is evidence they are in fact, official. > dp _______________________________________________ Help us build a comprehensive ClamAV guide: visit http://wiki.clamav.net http://www.clamav.net/support/ml
