That has its own flaws - namely, when it drops, it goes down hard for a long time.
Daemonizing it using svcscan/tcpserver is the only real way to keep it from going ga-ga on you.
Also, 18 megabytes isn't enough for the latest qmail-scanner with ClamAV. I've found that 30 is now the minimum.
Greg Kopp wrote:
I had the same problem.
I solved it by running clamd in daemon mode and running clamscan as a client in qmail-scanner. Originally I was running clamdscan directly from qmail-scanner (ala qmailrocks.org)
Greg
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