On Tue, Feb 24, 2004 at 05:12:25PM -0500, Bob George wrote:
Dallman and other patiently worked with me to get clamav working both
with and WITHOUT the --mbox option, the only trick being to scan the
body rather than the headers and body.
Now that I have an actual working copy of clamscan (as of a few
hours ago we got it to compile right on NetBSD), I am not so sure
that actually works. Yes, it doesn't give error messages, but
does it really ID viruses? So far on mailed copies of the virus
I can't get clamscan to poz-id just a body, because the MIME
stuff is still there.
% sed '1,/^$/d' netsky | clamscan --disable-summary -
stdin: OK
Compare:
% cat netsky | clamscan --mbox --disable-summary -
/var/tmp//b0a202c66c91ce8c/topseller.zip23664a: Worm.SomeFool FOUND
(Yes, I know that was a useless cat.)
--
dman
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