Re: [clamav-users] Introducing OpenSSL as a dependency to ClamAV

I'm not worried about dependency on external libraries per se. I just want to know *why*? With libz and libz2, it's pretty obvious, with SSL, it's not clear. Decrypting encrypted data while scanning would need the key. Is the idea to crack open encrypted malware which comes with its own key? That

[clamav-users] Planned Addition Of OpenSSL Dependency

http://www.clamav.net/lang/en/2014/02/22/introducing-openssl-as-a-dependency-to-clamav/ I just noticed this. I do the clamav packages for Debian/Ubuntu. Adding the dependency is fine from a technical perspective, but there is, at least currently, a licensing concern. The OpenSSL license is no

[clamav-users] Snort.org Blog: Open Source Community Webinar

http://blog.snort.org/2014/03/open-source-community-webinar.html Open Source Community Webinar Open Source community, First off, we’d like to thank everyone for their continued use of our projects and products here at Sourcefire, now a part of Cisco. We love making great software, and we lo

Re: [clamav-users] Introducing OpenSSL as a dependency to ClamAV

Am 03.03.2014 08:38, schrieb Paul Kosinski: > There are only a few of reasons I can imagine that SSL (OpenSSL) > would be a *required* addition to ClamAV: Hello, I thinks that's the keyquestion. *Which* problem should SSL solve. Focus the problem, not one possible solution ... Btw. my clamav bin

Re: [clamav-users] Clam in a very low memory environment?

Thomas Cameron wrote: > I am taking advantage of the free tier at Amazon (640M memory) to host > my e-mail server. > > Naturally, my first move was to install SpamAssassin and ClamAV for > mail filtering, but I got out of memory errors when starting Clam. > > Is anyone running Clam in a very low