Greetings, we're receiving the following error during the configure process.
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Checking /etc/passwd...
ERROR: User "clamav" (and/or group "clamav") doesn't exist. Please create
it.
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Using the --with-user and --with-group options produces the same error. The
clamav user and
> This is not-very-beautiful, but logically correct fix for http-proxy and
> proxy-user support in freshclam. It fixes uninitialized pointers freeing,
> too.
Thanks, however Damien Curtain has already sent me a patch for that.
Best regards,
Tomasz Kojm
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This is not-very-beautiful, but logically correct fix for http-proxy and
proxy-user support in freshclam. It fixes uninitialized pointers freeing,
too.
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Best regards,
Nick
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The error i am getting when trying to send from outlook express is 451
temporary local problem. When i check exim's logs it says: temporarily
rejected by exiscan(): Temporary local problem ( error parsing returned
output)
Does anyone know what this might be please ?
Sean O'Reilly
On Tue, 2003-
I suggest you use the newest snapshot, since 0.54 crashed more often (on
my installation, that is).
If you use the new exiscan-acl with clamd support, you could probably
just use these in exim config (modify to fit your configuration):
#[main config section]
av_scanner = clamd:/tmp/clamd
#[acl
Sorry about that. It was an old virus, I don't keep the original mail
anymore. I just keep the attachment.
Anyway,
I'm currently implementing exim 4.20 - exiscan-acl - clamav 20030522 in
7 MTAs.
Most are fine (I set exim's maximum connection to 384).
Two of them, because of the heavy traffic, h
George Szekely wrote:
"use_netinfo="yes"
have_pthreads="no"
echo "$as_me:$LINENO: result: Darwin detected. Disabling thread
support." >&5
echo "${ECHO_T}Darwin detected. Disabling thread support." >&6
;;
"
I've flipped "no" to "yes" and it did compile and install, but the question
Ah. An OS X user. I don't have an OS X box handy anymore to test this
on. I'd suspect that's the same reason it's set to no; the author didn't
have an OS X box to test on, or couldn't get testing and feedback from an
OS X user. I can't say that with any degree of certainty though. It's
pla
Or you could just use this script. I modify it from exims' exicyclog.
Just put it in the crontab.
My log is stored as /var/spool/exim/log/clamd.log
You probably need to tidy it up a little
#! /bin/sh
keep=10
compress=/usr/bin/gzip
suffix=gz
chown=/usr/bin/chown
chgrp=/usr/bin/chgrp
mv=/bin/m
Justin,
Thanks for the feedback.
As it turns out the configure file for compiling clamav-0.54 sets
"have_pthreads" to "no" if it detect Darwin (OSX) and clamd/clamdscan
requires POSIX threads support. Hence the absence of installation for
daemon.
I was under the impression that OSX being FreeBS
George,
You probably already thought of this but just in case you didn't..
echo $PATH
is any /usr/local in there?
ls -l /usr/local/bin/clamscan
Your prompt indicates that you weren't root when you ran make install.
Were you?
Justin
On Tue, 27 May 2003, George Szekely wrote:
> Hi all!
>
>
On Tue, 27 May 2003, Ronan Lucio wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'd like to make a report about the viruses catched by ClamAV.
> So, to do this I tried to read the clamav log file and create
> a txt file with the results, but, when I remove the clamd log
> file, ClamAV don't create it againg. ClamAV only cr
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