The file was scanned using both the 1st command and the second with the softlimit the output of both using the uvscan was the below. I also changed the softlimit value to the one in the run file but the scan worked with the same output.
Scanning /root/ETIS.doc Scanning file /root/ETIS.doc /root/ETIS.doc contains one or more macros.
So it finds something but doesn't mark it as virus...
> >X-Qmail-Scanner-1.24:[] corrupt or unknown MacAfee scanner error or > >memory/resource/perms problem - exit status 11/0
$uvscan_status/$euvscan_status -> 11/0
Maybe now the exit code it is not '11'...
I don't know enough about uvscan I played with it some time ago, but now I haven't it installed in any box...
Can you run this command, only one long line, and send me the output, maybe in a private mail to don't annoy the list...
perl -e '$DD=`uvscan -v -r --secure --fam --unzip --macro-heuristics /root/ETIS.doc`; $uvscan_status=$?; $euvscan_status=($uvscan_status >> 8); print "\n$DD\n\n uvscan_status/euvscan_status $uvscan_status/$euvscan_status\n\n";'
So we can get what qmail-scanner gets.
Cheers
Salvatore
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