> This one time, at band camp, Michael Tautschnig said: > > Hi all, > > > > I happen not to use clamav-milter myself, so what I suggest may have some > > terrible consequences (like not processing mail for a while): What if we > > just > > restart clamav-milter after restarting clamav-daemon? This may be > > undesirable if > > clamav-milter takes a long time to start, but otherwise I don't see too > > much of > > a problem (of course, we need to check whether it is installed at all). > > That just feels a bit wrong to me, but it may in the end be the only > solution. I suppose we could do it by parsing > /etc/default/clamav-milter and seeing if the milter uses clamd, and only > doing it then - that still wouldn't be great, but would be the cleanest > solution I can think of.
Yes, that sounds better. Would you know a list of options that must be checked? I guess it's not as bad if this list is incomplete, it would rather be a good starting point to be extended as further problems are reported by our users. Thanks, Michael
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