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I tried to install and got that weird message:
[root@mail2 downloads]# rpm -Uvh clamav-0.88.6-1.i386.rpm
error: Failed dependencies:
clamav = 93:0.87-1 is needed by (installed) clamav-devel-0.87-1.i386
This way clamav-devel is updated with the new clamav.
Thanks for the reply.
rpm worked fine. But after that the file /etc/init.d/clamd disapeared and I could not find it in other directories. Where I can find file to start clamav? where do I put it to start at boot time. I use ti with Qmail.
By the was, I was able tu run /usr/bin/freshclam
You might look for a clamd.rpmnew file. Sometimes .rpmnew is used for configuration files that you want to inspect before going ahead and renaming them, changing your old config.
Yes I found this site too.
But clamd package from this site requires corresponding clamav package. I thought I need to remove (rpm -e ...) packages that I just installed, but I got message that they are not installd. When I ran the same install command, I got message that packages is already installed. rpm -qa also shows that packages are installed.
What do I do? Do I need to remove them?
You might look for a clamd.rpmnew file. Sometimes .rpmnew is used for configuration files that you want to inspect before going ahead and renaming them, changing your old config.
Yes I found this site too.
But clamd package from this site requires corresponding clamav package. I thought I need to remove (rpm -e ...) packages that I just installed, but I got message that they are not installd. When I ran the same install command, I got message that packages is already installed. rpm -qa also shows that packages are installed.
What do I do? Do I need to remove them?
No problem with rpm -e. I mad a mistake, typed .rpm with a package name.
Anyway, I found clamav rpms on the site you mentioned. They are with *fc6* on it, they are actually from fedora extras. Unlike the ones from clamav.net, there are extra module clamav-lib. When I downloaded and tried to unstall all or htem (clamav, clamav-devel, clamav-lib) they requested another dependecy: data(clamav). What is it? Any idea?
Is that all? Will it also create clamd or I will come with separate package?
By the way, there are ...fc6.rf.i386.rpm packages and fc6.i386.rpm.
What does .rf. mean?
clamav-db provides config(clamav-db) and clamav-db. You must also install the clamd rpm file to have clamd available. I don't know the meaning .rf in the rpm file, but I have used them quite often with good functionality.
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