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Subject: Re: Clamav replacement for FreeBSD+postfix?
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Mike Tancsa writes:

> We found changing the threading lib helped a lot with stability.  (ie
> clamd  would be locking up throughout the day under load without the
> change). Its been stable for over a month this way on our boxes (well
> over 100K emails daily)

Great. That sound promissing.
Is this with i386 or amd64?
 
> Compile as normal and add the following to libmap.conf

Thanks for the example. Will give it a try.

> However, in the last day we have seen the daemon exiting with a sig6
> using the default clamav-devel port. 

So it has been dying alltogether?
We use "monit" to make sure it is running so hopefully an ocassional crash 
will not be a problem.

> --enable-experimental
> from the ports Makefile seems to have helped that issue as well.

Which version are you currently running?
I had tried the very latest experimental port (as of 2/13) and had to revert 
back to a package I had saved from mid 2006.