Before retiring I had a requirement to place an AV tool on all our Unix systems,
most of which did not have direct internet access. They were distributed across
several subnets, as well. A single local mirror was able to handle the load, and
our load on the ClamAV mirror farm was not impacted. The mirror was a VM, and
most of the memory was used as file system cache as there was nothing else
running on the box. It was very effective and provided a single point of logging
for the updates.
A similar requirement a couple years earlier was solved by integrating a local
mirror with CFEngine to push signatures to the systems on a schedule that
ensured redundant systems were not all reloading signatures at the same time.
dp
On 7/30/19 10:13 AM, Joel Esler (jesler) via clamav-users wrote:
I'm interested as to why people want to do private mirrors? Other than to save bandwidth
going to "the internet"?
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