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Posted by lwirving on April 11, 2007, 1:06 am
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On Apr 11, 2:59 pm, lwirv...@gmail.com wrote:
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> > > Found the makefile
> > > do I need a compiler or something
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> > No - it's pure perl, so you won't need a compiler (as there's nothing to be
> > compiled).
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> > But you *will* need a 'make' program. If you're using a build of ActivePerl
> > that's >= 815 you can use 'dmake' (which can be downloaded
fromhttp://search.cpan.org/dist/dmake/).
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> > Then you'll need to run 'perl Makefile.PL', 'dmake test' and 'dmake
> > install'. But I expect a number of failures with 'dmake test'. For a start,
> > I'm not sure what Windows perl will make of:
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> > 1 while (waitpid($pid, &WNOHANG) != -1);
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> > (which occurs in t/01ping.t).
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> > If you don't want to install 'dmake' you could just copy ClamAV.pm to your
> > perl/site/lib/File/Scan directory (creating the directories as needed, and
> > honoring case-sensitivity) and then test by running the test scripts as
> > 'perl tping.t', etc.
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> > I don't feel inclined to try to anticipate (and solve in advance) the
> > problems that you will encounter, but if you care to report the issues as
> > they arise, I will try to help. (It could be a tedious process ... ie you
> > post and wait for a day or so for my response; I post and wait a day or so
> > for your response .... :-)
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> > Where does one obtain this clamd server for Windows ? I'm quite happy to
> > install it and see if I can get File::Scan::ClamAV working. That's probably
> > the best way for me to stay abreast of any problems that arise. (I, myself,
> > use ClamWin as my anti-virus program, but it doesn't include a file named
> > "clamd".)
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> > Cheers,
> > Rob
> >From the asspsmtp wiki
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> http://www.asspsmtp.org/wiki/ClamAV_Win32
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> the links to native port and the runclamd.zip files are there and some
> instructions to install
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> Strangley it does not say in the wiki that fLe::Scan:Clamav is need -
> I think it is assumed
> however as the asspsmtp config page says in the Virus Control section
> Use Av Clamd
> If activated, the message is checked by Av Clamd, this requires an
> installed File::Scan::ClamAV Perl module.
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> Regards
> Wayne
I used the MSI file (requires DotNet 2) which contains the ClamD
program
I could not get ClamD to run as a service but the RunClamD file out
of the zip runs as a service without a problem
I also could not get the power tools version to work but that may heve
been because I had ClamAV installed in c:\clamAV at the time I tried
it
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