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| - | <B>3rd May 2010</B> | + | |
| - | : Clam AV service in MicroWorld's eScan / MailScan / WebScan for Linux products stops or does not start with below error messages in the logs: | + | Clam AV service in eScan / MailScan / WebScan for Linux distributions stops or does not start with below error messages in the logs: |
| <B>ERROR: Malformed database</B> in /var/MicroWorld/var/log/mwcavd.log | <B>ERROR: Malformed database</B> in /var/MicroWorld/var/log/mwcavd.log | ||
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| # /etc/init.d/mwcav status | # /etc/init.d/mwcav status | ||
| + | This error is observed after downloading the latest Clam AV updates. Though, even when Clam AV stops, it does not affect in the overall functioning of the MicroWorld's product for Linux distribution, as MicroWorld's own AV engine will be performing the task. | ||
| - | Clam AV is an Open source AV engine which has been integrated in Microworld's products for Linux distribution. This acts as a secondary AV engine running concurrently with MicroWorld's AV engine, having its own AV database. Though, when Clam AV stops, it does not affect in the overall functioning of the MicroWorld's product. | + | Users can resolve this issue by upgrading to the latest version of eScan / Mailscan / Webscan. For latest version write to us at linux@escanav.com or support@escanav.com with the below details:<br/> |
| + | * Product Name [eScan (Desktop or File Servers) / MailScan / WebScan], | ||
| + | * Linux Distribution name and release version (32 bit or 64 bit), | ||
| + | * Linux kernel version. | ||
| - | Users can resolve this issue by upgrading to the latest version of eScan / Mailscan / Webscan. For latest version write to us at linux@escanav.com or support@escanav.com with the below details: | + | <B> About Clam AV:</B><br/> |
| - | # Product Name [eScan (Desktop or File Servers) / MailScan / WebScan], | + | Clam AV is an open source (GPL) Anti Virus toolkit which has been integrated in Microworld's products for Linux distribution. This acts as a secondary AV engine running concurrently with MicroWorld's AV engine, having its own AV database. |
| - | # Linux Distribution name and release version (32 bit or 64 bit), | + | |
| - | # Linux kernel version. | + | |
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3rd May 2010
Clam AV service in eScan / MailScan / WebScan for Linux distributions stops or does not start with below error messages in the logs:
ERROR: Malformed database in /var/MicroWorld/var/log/mwcavd.log
and status of mwcav shows as mwcavd dead but subsys locked. To check the status of mwcav, run the below command from the terminal # /etc/init.d/mwcav status
This error is observed after downloading the latest Clam AV updates. Though, even when Clam AV stops, it does not affect in the overall functioning of the MicroWorld's product for Linux distribution, as MicroWorld's own AV engine will be performing the task.
Users can resolve this issue by upgrading to the latest version of eScan / Mailscan / Webscan. For latest version write to us at linux@escanav.com or support@escanav.com with the below details:
- Product Name [eScan (Desktop or File Servers) / MailScan / WebScan],
- Linux Distribution name and release version (32 bit or 64 bit),
- Linux kernel version.
About Clam AV:
Clam AV is an open source (GPL) Anti Virus toolkit which has been integrated in Microworld's products for Linux distribution. This acts as a secondary AV engine running concurrently with MicroWorld's AV engine, having its own AV database.
1st April 2010
- A Hotfix has been released to resolve the Remote Command Execution Vulnerability reported in prior version 4.1.x of MWADMIN package. For more information click here.
