Hi,
I'm running clamsmtpd and postfix quite succesfully for a year or two now,
clamd and a clamsmtpd script are in /etc/init.d and that was all fine.
Somewhere in the recent months however, when I ran yum on my centos 4.4 server,
it updated clamav with all kinds of extra and new things. I'm totall
> Do I even need to have clamav-server installed? This package is new to me.
> Can I safely remove it through yum ?
Well, I think this is a renaming designed to separate functions that
some people may decide they don't need.
clamav-server contains the necessary files to run clamd, it clearly
dep
I recently upgraded my Debian server to 'etch', and with it the latest
packaged ClamAV - 0.90.2-1~volatile1 from the debian-volatile repository.
Also upgraded to kernel 2.6.20.
Since this, I seem to find the memory use of clamd grows and grows. I've
seen it up to 175MB before I had to stop and res
