Le Jeu 13 nov 17:21:31 2003, Cedric Foll écrit:
> oban:~# clamdscan - < tmp/mail/tmp
> stream: OK
Check the
StreamSaveToDisk
clamav.conf option (should be enabled, which is not the case by default)
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::No it can read stdin when you give a '-' on command line.
::cf line 120 of clamdscan/client.c of v0.65.
::
::if(!strcmp(opt->filename, "-")) { /* scan data from stdin */
::(...)
::
::So it should be a bug.
::I've tried to solve the pb but I failed to find the bug.
Cedric,
I stand corrected.
Le Jeu 13 nov 17:21:31 2003, Cedric Foll écrit:
> I'm trying to scan a file given on stdin with clamdscan but it doesn't
> work.
You can probably not.
I've written a client who get data from standart input and send it to
clamd server across the network. I use it with procmail on my mail
without
Le jeu 13/11/2003 à 17:58, Tom Walsh a écrit :
> ::I'm trying to scan a file given on stdin with clamdscan but it doesn't
> ::work.
> ::
> ::I'm using clamav v0.6, the file is a mbox, with clamscan it works fine.
>
>
> That is not the way clamdscan works. clamdscan's only purpose is to pass a
> l
::I'm trying to scan a file given on stdin with clamdscan but it doesn't
::work.
::
::I'm using clamav v0.6, the file is a mbox, with clamscan it works fine.
That is not the way clamdscan works. clamdscan's only purpose is to pass a
location to scan (on the file system) to the clamd daemon.
Tom
