Ben Lull wrote:
Hello,
I recently wrote a program which uses libclamav. However, whenever I
scan an infected file (archive, plain file, etc..) the call to
cl_scanfile() segfaults. When I scan a clean file, there is no problem.
I'm guessing this has something to do with how I'm init'ing the vir
Ben Lull wrote:
Hello,
I recently wrote a program which uses libclamav. However, whenever I
scan an infected file (archive, plain file, etc..) the call to
cl_scanfile() segfaults. When I scan a clean file, there is no problem.
I'm guessing this has something to do with how I'm init'ing the vir
I actually caught that already and changed it. Still getting the same
problem. I was using cl_build() first however I switched over to
cl_buildtrie() to see if that would make a difference. No luck with
either ones being changed.
- Ben
On Wed, 2006-08-16 at 08:11 -0400, Brian Bebeau wrote:
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On Wed, Aug 16, 2006 at 07:39:16AM +1000, Robert S said:
> I have been looking at replacing my debian box with ubuntu dapper LTS
> (because of the "LTS"). I have been thwarted by the fact that there
> does not seem to be a compatible repository for clamav. I don't want
> to have to compile clamav
Michael Grant wrote:
> Does anyone know any good independent sites that have reviewed the
> effectiveness of various different anti-virus programs including Clam?
Doing such comparisons is not an easy task.
Results are quite a lot affected by the type of the samples inside the
collection used for
On Wed, 16 Aug 2006 07:39:16 +1000
"Robert S" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have been looking at replacing my debian box with ubuntu dapper LTS
> (because of the "LTS"). I have been thwarted by the fact that there
> does not seem to be a compatible repository for clamav. I don't want
> to have
Robert S said:
> I have been looking at replacing my debian box with ubuntu dapper LTS
> (because of the "LTS"). I have been thwarted by the fact that there
> does not seem to be a compatible repository for clamav. I don't want
> to have to compile clamav manually every time a new release comes
