On Thu, 2003-06-26 at 18:21, Ed Wilts wrote:
> On Thu, Jun 26, 2003 at 06:02:33PM -0500, Bret Hughes wrote:
> > Ah well. Life sure would be easy if there weren't all these pesky
> > customers complicating things.
>
> Yeah, but they do pay the bills...
>
> > Do these files stay in the upload dir indefinitely or are they moved
> > pretty quick?
>
> It varies from account from account. Some users have 5-minute cronjobs
> that automatically move the file to an internal server (which I could
> modify so that the file gets scanned first), and some sit there for days
> until there's manual intervention. A few users have scripts running on
> internal servers that poll the FTP server every so often (one user who's
> not in my good books is polling every 10 seconds!).
>
> I just hate the idea of rescanning files that have
> > already be scanned. Not sure if fprot and the like can track which
> > files in a dir have been scanned or not.
>
> It's an ugly problem which is why I posted for more ideas. It would be
> nice if there was a hook right into wu-ftpd that did the scan during the
> upload so it only gets scanned once and can't be missed either.
>
> --
Yep I think after noodling this for a while I would write a script to
create a list of files and if there are new ones found from the last
execution run something like f-prot against them. I have been testing
f-prot on my mail server and it seems to work well. not too expensive
for the license that includes a year of updates.
I got started on a script since it seemed a good exercise and here it is
untested as far as passing to the f-prot progs:
should come close.
#!/bin/bash
DIRS='/home/bhughes/xfskins /home/bhughes/vpn'
NEWLIST="/tmp/newlist"
OLDLIST="/tmp/oldlist"
SCANNER='/usr/local/bin/f-prot
if [ -f "$NEWLIST" ]; then
rm -f "$NEWLIST"
fi
for DIR in $DIRS; do
echo processing $DIR|tee >>"$NEWLIST"
pwd
find $DIR -type f |xargs -r -n 50 ls -lQ >>"$NEWLIST"
done
if [ -f $OLDLIST ] ; then
diff $OLDLIST $NEWLIST | awk '/^>/ {print $10}'|xargs $SCANNER
fi
cp $NEWLIST $OLDLIST
Bret
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