Hello Gentleman,
During check of my logs I had found outdated ClamAV binaries (reported by
freshclam). Is there any continuous plan for making antivirus up to date?
I know, this is only warning. But why to not have periodically updated
antivirus on the same way like web browser firefox which
As you may know, Lubuntu is an Ubuntu project, which is to say that some
things affecting Lubuntu actually affect the entire project. In these
cases, it's best to reach out to the wider community. This is one such
case.
Ubuntu is, more or less, Debian unstable (except it's stable). Things in
the D
Hello Walter,
So, there is no continuous plan for making antivirus up to date by automatic
updates like is for example on firefox which is allways up to date. Thanks for
feedback.
Best Regards,
Peter.
PS: This can exclude clean *buntu based distros from file servers which cover
security for
I'm pretty sure that's not what I said. To summarize, tools are in place to
ensure all packages upstream in Debian are updated, but this one doesn't
seem to behaving. It requires further investigation.
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Ubuntu PPC Point of Contact
Ubuntu
To assume that everything will be updated all the time is an unsafe
assumption, even when systems are in place to try to keep everything
updated. The most stable OSes out there are, at times, out of date. For
example, when a vulnerability is found but no solution exists. Or when
there are issues wi
