an
be done? Is it time to fork and abandon?
Thoughts?
Kurt Fitzner
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them.
I have submitted the LF-only version to the ClamAV DB team with an
explanation and a recommendation that the other signatures with CR/LF in
them be revisited.
Kurt
On 2015-12-13 22:35, Kurt Fitzner wrote:
> through. 15 out of 54 AV's surveyed find it stinky. Here's the li
ing to Cisco/ClamAV I think you should wait until we hear
> from them. They can always get it from VirusTotal, but they may have
> provisions to allow attachment to a bug report.
>
> Sent from Janet's iPad
>
> -Al-
>
> On Dec 13, 2015, at 4:27 PM, Kurt Fitzner wr
gt; On Dec 13, 2015, at 11:49 AM, Kurt Fitzner wrote:
>
>> The question remains as to why the signature correctly leads to a match in
>> Windows but not Linux. If carriage return linefeed handling differences
>> between the two OSes are to blame, then I suggest a two prong
The question remains as to why the signature correctly leads to a match in
Windows but not Linux. If carriage return linefeed handling differences
between the two OSes are to blame, then I suggest a two pronged approach.
Correct the signatures, AND patch clamav so that the signatures as writte
, but this one slipped through the cracks. I
want to find out what support is missing so it can be reported to the
Debian ClamAv package maintainers.
Thanks,
Kurt Fitzner
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Jason Bertoch wrote:
> You're not alone. I had the same experience some time ago and, without
> receiving so much as an acknowledgement, eventually resorted to adding my
> own signature locally.
The update about 10 minutes ago just added the file I submitted. It
only took five submissions and th
I am becoming concerned about the reporting process after a virus I have
submitted three times has still not appeared in the database.
Background:
About a month ago, one of my children used e-mule and downloaded and ran
a trojan. The machine became infected with a host of interesting
malware. I
