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Can someone explain to me why the clamav rpm download from the build service
is labeled as version 0.93.2 but the official version on clamav.net, and
the warning message in my logs, says upgrade to version 0.93.1?
Jim
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Pye, James Pye, chmod 007, The Ultimate Open Source
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What is the build service repo you found this in?
Cryovac wrote:
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> What is the build service repo you found this in?
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Entering clamav into the search dialog on:
http://software.opensuse.org/search
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Pye, James Pye, chmod 007, The Ultimate Open Source
You know it’s going to be a bad day when you hear
“Transporter Malfunction” while being demolecularised.
You mean this is what you got, Software.openSUSE.org you need to use the “Permanent link to this result” else all everyone gets is a blank search. So we have no clue which Distro/version you are referring to. My best guess, seeing as how most of the hits on the above search are done by individuals they must have not labeled the version correctly.
There’s a difference between 0.93-1 and 0.93.1. I don’t see anything from the build service that is using the 0.93.1 source. What’s the output from
rpm -qa --nosignature --nodigest |grep clamav
I’ve an updated version of ClamAV, it uses 0.93.1 and it is part of my BuildService project. However, until my repo is reactivated, people will have to either link or copy the package into their own project… or wait until the package is officially updated. I’ve installed the new version locally and it works fine, and all the annoying warning notices about the engine being out of date have stopped. BuildService users feel free to use home:pikerhog package clamav – it should work for 10.3, 11.0 and factory.
I wonder if the shipped/release version of 11.0 will include a new version or when the official update(/11.0) will be updated. Anyways… hope that helps… If not, I could provide rpms at my own site later if need be.
…piker
I’ve an updated version of ClamAV, it uses 0.93.1 and it is part of my BuildService project. However, until my repo is reactivated, people will have to either link or copy the package into their own project… or wait until the package is officially updated. I’ve installed the new version locally and it works fine, and all the annoying warning notices about the engine being out of date have stopped. BuildService users feel free to use home:pikerhog package clamav – it should work for 10.3, 11.0 and factory.
I wonder if the shipped/release version of 11.0 will include a new version or when the official update(/11.0) will be updated. Anyways… hope that helps… If not, I could provide rpms at my own site later if need be.
…piker
I hope SUSE 11.0 will have 0.93.1, or that they will allow upgrading to the newer version as soon as possible.
To the original poster just because the version you have is one version out of date is nothing to worry about, freshclam will still download the new signatures for ClamAV and will still work until SUSE releases 0.93.1.
vendion wrote:
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> I hope SUSE 11.0 will have 0.93.1, or that they will allow upgrading to
> the newer version as soon as possible.
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> To the original poster just because the version you have is one version
> out of date is nothing to worry about, freshclam will still download the
> new signatures for ClamAV and will still work until SUSE releases
> 0.93.1.
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>
My original concern was with the version numbers. I subscribe to the ClamAV
mailing list and saw that the 0.93.1 beta version had gone to release. And
I know from past experience that the openSUSE updates usually take a day or
2 to appear on the download/repo/update sites but I thought it a bit
strange when they did appear that they were labelled 0.93.2.
I usually download the .rpm for openSUSE and apply it manually so I can keep
an eye on what the update is doing, making sure it restarts and runs
properly and not have my mail suddenly stop behind my back, etc.
Cheers
Jim
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Pye, James Pye, chmod 007, The Ultimate Open Source
You know it’s going to be a bad day when you hear
“Transporter Malfunction” while being demolecularised.
pikerhog wrote:
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> benstein;1817571 Wrote:
>> There’s a difference between 0.93-1 and 0.93.1. I don’t see anything
>> from the build service that is using the 0.93.1 source. What’s the
>> output from
>> rpm -qa --nosignature --nodigest |grep clamav
>
> I’ve an updated version of ClamAV, it uses 0.93.1 and it is part of my
> BuildService project. However, until my repo is reactivated, people
> will have to either link or copy the package into their own project…
> or wait until the package is officially updated. I’ve installed the new
> version locally and it works fine, and all the annoying warning notices
> about the engine being out of date have stopped. BuildService users
> feel free to use home:pikerhog package clamav – it should work for
> 10.3, 11.0 and factory.
>
> I wonder if the shipped/release version of 11.0 will include a new
> version or when the official update(/11.0) will be updated. Anyways…
> hope that helps… If not, I could provide rpms at my own site later if
> need be.
>
> …piker
>
>
What is the link to your repo? I would like to try yours, mine is 0.93-7.1
from build service and the messages from Klamav are driving me nuts. Also
do you know a repo from the later clamav, have the offical 0.41 but the
messages say upgrade to 0.43. I could compile my own but Its easier if
there is a rpm.
Russ
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