Dallas L. Engelken wrote:
Hey guys..
I was looking at this sub, and noticed it calls avpdaemon like
`$avpdaemon_binary $ENV{'TMPDIR'} 2>&1`;
However, if you've messed with aveclient/aveserver, you'll see that this
does not work.
# /usr/local/kav/bin/aveclient -p /var/run/aveserver -s /tmp
/tmp ERROR not a regular file
OK - that needs to be fixed. You can see why this is in the contrib/
directory... No-one is really looking after it.
But, if you change it like this, it will work...
`$avpdaemon_binary $ENV{'TMPDIR'}/* 2>&1`
No good. Potentially that wildcard "*" might need to expand out to
10,000 files - which the shell can't handle. The recursive option is far
better
Or maybe I'm missing something in kav4unix.conf that breaks recursive
scanning of directories with aveclient/aveserver??? I have
Recursion=yes set in [scanner.options], but I don't know if that matters
for the client/daemon.
If anyone know more, please share!
Indeed
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