[Bug 214949] Do not require clamav-data package.

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Summary: Do not require clamav-data package.


https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=214949


enrico.scholz at informatik.tu-chemnitz.de changed:

           What    |Removed                     |Added
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             Status|NEEDINFO                    |CLOSED
         Resolution|                            |NEXTRELEASE
  Status Whiteboard| bzcl34nup                  |bzcl34nup
            Version|6                           |rawhide




------- Additional Comments From enrico.scholz at informatik.tu-chemnitz.de  2008-04-14 14:24 EST -------
> Please add an Require: clamav-update to this new package. It is
> necessary to have at least one of them, clamav-data or clamav-update

no; you can propagate the database through other channels too
(e.g. cfengine).


> run freshclam from clamav-data-empty %postinst
> ...
> May be it is also time to remove "Example" string from default
> /etc/freshclam.conf script

I will not do this, because:

* I really hate programs which connect to the outside (aka "phoning
  home") without being configured to do this

* it will not work because network connections usually require
  additional site-local configurations (HTTPProxyServer)


> The cron.d/clamav-update script users this:
> MAILTO=root,postmaster,webmaster,clamav Why it is good to send
> reports to these addresses?

Years ago, people complained that nobody would see the cronjob
messages because systems are not configured to deliver root mail to
a real user. So I made it as loud as possible.

Ok; it is trimmed down again to 'root' now...


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