jfairbrass at hotmail
Jul 16, 2007, 9:53 AM
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Re: freshclam using the --daemon-notify switch
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Thanks for the tip! I just downloaded and ran filemon, and it certainly shows lots of activity for my 3rd-party .NBD files whenever
I run freshclam with the --daemon-notify switch. So I guess that means it is successfully detecting and reloading those sig files
too.
Cheers,
Jeremy
"Michael Minor" <michael.m.minor [at] gmail> wrote in message
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> While I don't know the answer to your (very good) question, if you don't get
> a reply you can investigate this yourself with a free tool called filemon
> from Microsoft (formerly from sysinternals)
> http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sysinternals/FileAndDisk/Filemon.mspx
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> On 7/14/07, Jeremy Fairbrass <jfairbrass [at] hotmail> wrote:
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>> I have a question I hope someone can confirm for me: if I have ClamAV
>> (from http://w32.clamav.net) running as a Windows service, and
>> I run freshclam using the --daemon-notify switch, will it cause clamd to
>> reload with any new 3rd-party sig files in the /data/
>> directory, such as .NBD files?
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>> When I run freshclam with that switch, it shows itself checking the main
>> sig files (daily.cvd and main.cvd), but it doesn't say
>> anything about the other .NBD or .HDB sig files that I have in my /data/
>> directory. I want to make sure that these are being
>> reloaded into clamd too.
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>> Cheers,
>> Jeremy
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