Karanbir Singh wrote:
Sam Drinkard wrote:
Jim Perrin wrote:
Yep.. looking at /var/log/yum.log now and see what went away. I don't
recall having to do all this when I first installed clamav tho. Seems
it was just yum install clamav and clamav-server and then it just
worked. Hmmmm... maybe the project folks can tell me where I'm goofy.
Depends. From which repository are you installing clamav?
Jim,
I excluded the dag repo so it should be coming from extras or the
"official" CentOS repos. It's not a huge issue, but I don't like things
that break that might be functional, especially on the mail server.
yum list clam*
that would be a good place to start, make sure you clean the yum
metadata ( yum clean metadata ), before this. to make sure you get the
freshest info.
once you have the list, you can then make a decision on how and what you
need to install. Clamav's packaging had a bit of a namespace change (
screwup? ) recently. its possible you are missing something critical due
to this move.
Thanks Karanbir. At least I got it all removed. For some reason,
installing everything except the clamtk did not solve the problem.
System does not recognize the clamd service. I'll dork with it later.
-sam
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