> But it seems that ClamAV only reads the general directory and does not
> recurse to my local defnition.
If you do them as yara rules, you can create just one file in the main
clamav directory which can contain a list of 'includes' that can be
any path you want to multiple files (assuming file /
Il 2019-05-15 8:23 Olivier via clamav-users ha scritto:
What's the reason for segregation? You can easily add your own
unofficial signatures to the regular directory to have ClamAV use them
all.
Just to keep the things clean.
Otherwise you will have to run two occurrences of ClamAV pointing t
> What's the reason for segregation? You can easily add your own
> unofficial signatures to the regular directory to have ClamAV use them
> all.
Just to keep the things clean.
> Otherwise you will have to run two occurrences of ClamAV pointing to
> those two directories.
No, i would like to have
What's the reason for segregation? You can easily add your own unofficial
signatures to the regular directory to have ClamAV use them all.
Otherwise you will have to run two occurrences of ClamAV pointing to those two
directories.
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On May 14, 2019, at 23:04, Olivier via
Hi,
I want to define some personal rules for ClamAV. But I would like to
keep these rules into a subdirectory of the general database directory:
I waht to have /var/lib/clamav for the normal virus definitions and
/var/lob/clamav/local for my own definition.
But it seems that ClamAV only reads th
