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Article Discussions / ClamAV GUI version 2.1.0
« on: 2011.02.26, 12:02:28 »
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One more time, I'm unable to add any updates into ClamAV GUI version 2.0.0 forum entry (blank page !)
Hi Dave,
It looks like starting ClamD from config.sys makes it ignore the "LocalSocket" which could not be initialized.
This makes Clamdscan not been able to communicate with it.
* For system protection, starting Clamd from config.sys is ok
* To use Clamdscan with Clamd, the LocalSocket must be enabled and this requires to start Clamd out of config.sys
If Clamd is added into config.sys, prefer use Clamscan or stop/re-start Clamd before use of Clamdscan
You can do like this (with rxu.dll into dll path):
- Show PIDs
- Kill Clamd process
- Verify Daemons
- Start ClamDaemon
Or, you can update startup.cmd to start clamd after eCS full initialization
I'll update docs with these restrictions.
About the clamd.conf problem you reported, I'm correcting it.
Could you please tell under which path you have clamd.conf available when installed through RPM/YUM ?
Thanks
Kind regards,
Remy
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One more time, I'm unable to add any updates into ClamAV GUI version 2.0.0 forum entry (blank page !)
Hi Dave,
It looks like starting ClamD from config.sys makes it ignore the "LocalSocket" which could not be initialized.
This makes Clamdscan not been able to communicate with it.
* For system protection, starting Clamd from config.sys is ok
* To use Clamdscan with Clamd, the LocalSocket must be enabled and this requires to start Clamd out of config.sys
If Clamd is added into config.sys, prefer use Clamscan or stop/re-start Clamd before use of Clamdscan
You can do like this (with rxu.dll into dll path):
- Show PIDs
- Kill Clamd process
- Verify Daemons
- Start ClamDaemon
Or, you can update startup.cmd to start clamd after eCS full initialization
I'll update docs with these restrictions.
About the clamd.conf problem you reported, I'm correcting it.
Could you please tell under which path you have clamd.conf available when installed through RPM/YUM ?
Thanks
Kind regards,
Remy