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From: Heiko Z. <he...@zu...> - 2003-09-21 00:35:17
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Bruce Smith wrote: >>>>where should we place the clamav virus signatures? >>> >>>Where is the default location for them? >> >>/usr/share/clamav >>But you can easily set this in the config file. >> >> >>>>The virus dbs could get to big to fit in /etc (for the floppy save), but >>>>somewhere else it would always be outdated when a system boots. >>> >>>How big are they now? >> >>linux:/lfssystem/data # l virus* >>-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 140816 Sep 2 19:26 viruses.db >>-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 32940 Sep 2 19:26 viruses.db2 >> >> >>>>We could add an init script, which fetches the newest files if the user >>>>wants to. >>> >>>That sounds good. >>> >>> >>>>I personally would place the signatures somewhere under /var. >>> >>>Isn't /etc/ & /var/ our only choices for directories not on the CD? >> >>Actually yes. > > > They seem to me to be more of a data file (than a config file - /etc) > so, I'd put them in /var. agreed > A script, or cron job, that grabs the new sigs would be a good idea too. > > My current virus scanner (RAV) on my employer's mail gateway comes > with a cron job that checks for, and downloads, new sigs ever hour. I intend to provide the same. I have postfix + sagator + spamassassin + clamav running, it works just fine. The only thing I need are the virus sig updates. cya Heiko |