I have recently installed woody with clamav-daemon and clamav-milter. I see
that the /etc/init.d/clamav-milter has the following at the start of the
startup script:
SUPERVISOR=/usr/bin/daemon
SUPERVISORPIDFILE="/var/run/clamav/daemon-clamav-milter.pid"
SUPERVISORARGS="-F $SUPERVISORPIDFILE --name
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Hi there,
we are running clamd in combination with clamdscan to scan incoming
mails for viruses on smtp level with courier-mta here. Works fine.
The signature files are updated using freshclam started via crontab.
The crontab entry used is
- --8<--
#
#
On Thursday 16 Sep 2004 12:41, Robert S wrote:
> I've compiled daemon from source from http://www.libslack.org/daemon/ (too
> many dependencies to risk installing it from "testing"). I've added
> RUN_SUPERVISED=yes to /etc/defaults/clamav-milter. When I try to run it
> (after shutting down clama
Hi all,
clamav-0.75.1
I've few servers based on RH 6.0 ( or RH 5.0 ) in fact that's are Cobalt Raq
3i servers. Because Cobalt Networks ( now Sun Microsystems ) set free license
on that system, I've transfered all system ( binaries, usera accounts, all
filesystems ) to the new platform ( Intel
On Thu, Sep 16, 2004 at 09:41:06PM +1000, Robert S said:
> I have recently installed woody with clamav-daemon and clamav-milter. I see
> that the /etc/init.d/clamav-milter has the following at the start of the
> startup script:
>
> SUPERVISOR=/usr/bin/daemon
> SUPERVISORPIDFILE="/var/run/clamav/d
Hi - I get the following error when I try to update CLAMAV via
freshclam. . . .should I pay attention to this? I am wondering if the
software is even being updated.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] name]# freshclam
Checking for new database - started at Thu Sep 16 10:25:34 2004
Connecting to www.mat.uni.tor
Every day I have received about 30 email's with pictures which have strange
names( for example sevwqwso.gif, iwhfetsn.gif, qfwecqtf.jpg) and
nonexistent's senders ([EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]). Clamav don't
find any viruses in this email's .
Can Clamav find viruses in pictures?
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Jürgen Walch wrote:
Hi there,
we are running clamd in combination with clamdscan to scan incoming
mails for viruses on smtp level with courier-mta here. Works fine.
The signature files are updated using freshclam started via crontab.
The crontab entry used is
--8<--
#
# clamav
#
23 1,9,17 * * * roo
On Thursday 16 Sep 2004 16:51, Vladimir Potapov wrote:
> Every day I have received about 30 email's with pictures which have strange
> names( for example sevwqwso.gif, iwhfetsn.gif, qfwecqtf.jpg) and
> nonexistent's senders ([EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]). Clamav don't
> find any viruses i
Every day I have received about 30 email's with pictures which have
strange
names( for example sevwqwso.gif, iwhfetsn.gif, qfwecqtf.jpg) and
nonexistent's senders ([EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]). Clamav
don't
find any viruses in this email's .
Can Clamav find viruses in pictures?
It is p
On Thursday 16 September 2004 12:56 pm, Nigel Horne wrote:
> On Thursday 16 Sep 2004 16:51, Vladimir Potapov wrote:
> > Every day I have received about 30 email's with pictures which have
> > strange names( for example sevwqwso.gif, iwhfetsn.gif, qfwecqtf.jpg) and
> > nonexistent's senders ([EMAIL
Vladimir Potapov wrote:
Every day I have received about 30 email's with pictures which have strange
names( for example sevwqwso.gif, iwhfetsn.gif, qfwecqtf.jpg) and
nonexistent's senders ([EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]). Clamav don't
find any viruses in this email's .
Are you sure it's not
I have a mail server that I've equipped with ClamAV 0.751, sendmail & RH
Linux 7. I would like to get sendmail to discard any messages/attachments
that ClamAV determines are infected.
I read the ClamAV documentation pdf and installed ClamAV, clamd, freshclam &
clamav-milter as instructed therein.
> Every day I have received about 30 email's with pictures which have strange
> names( for example sevwqwso.gif, iwhfetsn.gif, qfwecqtf.jpg) and
> nonexistent's senders ([EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]). Clamav don't
> find any viruses in this email's .
> Can Clamav find viruses in pictures?
Ken Morley wanted us to know:
>I have a mail server that I've equipped with ClamAV 0.751, sendmail & RH
>Linux 7. I would like to get sendmail to discard any messages/attachments
>that ClamAV determines are infected.
That's a function of the clamav-milter. Here's how I start it on my
Gentoo box
Jeremy Kitchen wrote:
On a side note, a buddy of mine once showed me a company that "guaranteed"
that when a user opened an email from them, it was tracked, when in actuality
it was no new fangled technology, it was the same old 1x1 transparent gif
image cgi script bullshit :)
See: www.confirm
On 9/16/2004 5:51 PM +0200, Vladimir Potapov wrote:
Every day I have received about 30 email's with pictures which have strange
names( for example sevwqwso.gif, iwhfetsn.gif, qfwecqtf.jpg) and
nonexistent's senders ([EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]). Clamav don't
find any viruses in this emai
I guess everyones heard about the jpeg vulnerability in certain
Microsoft products? CERT have put out an advisory, and it is being
ranked as critical.
Now I know that strictly speaking this isn't a virus, its a
vulnerability - but there have been, in the past, signatures added for
some exploits
>Also make sure you have FixStaleSocket set in clamav.conf - it should be
>by default. Let me know if you have problems after doing this - I don't
>run it that wat myself, all the work was done for someone who did want
>to run it under daemon. Since I haven't gotten a bug report from them
>recent
On Thu, 2004-09-16 at 22:24, Kevin Spicer wrote:
> It looks like there are two possible four byte sequences that can
> trigger the exploit. I guess this is probably too small to avoid an
> unacceptable level of false positives(?) Presumably this could be
> combined with the 'magic' numbers for jp
On Thu, 16 Sep 2004 22:58:54 +0100
Kevin Spicer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Thu, 2004-09-16 at 22:24, Kevin Spicer wrote:
> > It looks like there are two possible four byte sequences that can
> > trigger the exploit. I guess this is probably too small to avoid an
> > unacceptable level of fal
On Thu, 16 Sep 2004 16:13:18 +0200
Marek Florianczyk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Any advice, maybe recompile some system libraries, but which one?
> And maybe some signatures in main.cvd is fatal for old libraries (
> freshclam crash when downloading main.cvd and clamd crash when reading
> main.
Marek Florianczyk wrote:
But when I run freshclam
it tries to download main.cvd and fails after few seconds with: "Illegal
Instructions" When I get main.cvd and daily.cvd from other servers ( with an
old architecture ) clamd doesn't start at all.
By default, libgmp tries to compile itself for t
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