I'm in the midst of converting legacy sysv init scripts that use
/usr/share/clamav/clamd-wrapper to native systemd units and I have
noticed some discrepancy in their packaging which indicate a lack of
guidelines.
Granted that I'm no clamav expert but from what I can tell the packages
that use the clamd-wrapper should all be doing the same thing and the
package that does it most right from my point of view is exim-clamd and
the worst one being dansguardian ( which seems to be yet another package
we ship that is neglected by it's maintainer(s) I come across in the
migration process).
If an guideline does exist it would be good if someone could point me
to it so I can review it and propose improvements to it if not I
recommend that we come up with one and standardize how things are being
done before things get more out of hand than they currently are ( we
have low number of packages mostly with minor differences between them
hence this situation can be dealt with ) and deliver to our user base an
working out of the box solution.
Once an guideline has been written it should be a relatively easily for
an proven packager to fix the current packages and at the same time ship
the native unit file.
JBG
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