[users] latest clamd package disables LocalSocket

[Chris Butler]

After installing the latest clamd package (0.96-2) I discovered that clamd
was no longer listening on the local UNIX socket. This broke our code that
relied on the UNIX socket (it uses '--fdpass' to provide clamd with access
to files it wouldn't otherwise be able to read).

It looks like the default config file was changed between 0.95.3-1 and
0.96-2 so that LocalSocket is commented out. Was this change intentional?
I couldn't find it mentioned anywhere.

[Chris Butler]

After installing the latest clamd package (0.96-2) I discovered that clamd
was no longer listening on the local UNIX socket. This broke our code that
relied on the UNIX socket (it uses '--fdpass' to provide clamd with access
to files it wouldn't otherwise be able to read).

It looks like the default config file was changed between 0.95.3-1 and
0.96-2 so that LocalSocket is commented out. Was this change intentional?
I couldn't find it mentioned anywhere.

[Chris Butler]

After installing the latest clamd package (0.96-2) I discovered that clamd
was no longer listening on the local UNIX socket. This broke our code that
relied on the UNIX socket (it uses '--fdpass' to provide clamd with access
to files it wouldn't otherwise be able to read).

It looks like the default config file was changed between 0.95.3-1 and
0.96-2 so that LocalSocket is commented out. Was this change intentional?
I couldn't find it mentioned anywhere.

[Chris Butler]

After installing the latest clamd package (0.96-2) I discovered that clamd
was no longer listening on the local UNIX socket. This broke our code that
relied on the UNIX socket (it uses '--fdpass' to provide clamd with access
to files it wouldn't otherwise be able to read).

It looks like the default config file was changed between 0.95.3-1 and
0.96-2 so that LocalSocket is commented out. Was this change intentional?
I couldn't find it mentioned anywhere.

[Chris Butler]

After installing the latest clamd package (0.96-2) I discovered that clamd
was no longer listening on the local UNIX socket. This broke our code that
relied on the UNIX socket (it uses '--fdpass' to provide clamd with access
to files it wouldn't otherwise be able to read).

It looks like the default config file was changed between 0.95.3-1 and
0.96-2 so that LocalSocket is commented out. Was this change intentional?
I couldn't find it mentioned anywhere.