install-Clam-SA freshclam

[Julian Field]

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Glenn Steen wrote:
> On 18/10/06, Dominique Marant <Dominique.Marant at univ-lille1.fr> wrote:
>> The package install-Clam-SA is updated when there is a new version of
>> ClamAv or spamassassin.
>> So, in http://www.mailscanner.info/downloads.html, it would better to
>> specify the version in the name. For example : 
>> install-Clam-0-88-5-SA-3-1-5
>
> Might be a good thought... How about it Jules?
Probably not a bad idea, I get it wrong occasionally myself :-)

Do you want it all in the filename, or just in the directory it unpacks 
into?

>
>> With install-Clam-SA, could you say me if I have to run a freshclam in
>> the crontab or if the signature update is done automaticaly with the
>> module Mail-ClamAV ?
>
> No need to do this by yourself, MailScanner (not the perl Mail-ClamAV
> module ....) will do this via the update_virus_scanners script (if
> you're not using FreeBSD ports at least:-). It'll find all installed
> AV-scanners and run their respective autoupdate scripts.
Absolutely. Just make sure that the entry for ClamAV in 
/etc/MailScanner/virus.scanners.conf points to the right place for your 
installation of ClamAV. It will be right for my install-Clam-SA package. 
It may be wrong for some RPM installations.

Jules

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