If you plan to put clapf into a chroot jail make sure te create a /tmp directory there.
I recommend you put the spool directory to a separate disk for a better performance.
- start the filter application:
su av -c 'export TMPDIR=/opt/av; /path/to/clapf &'
The util/check_clapf.sh script is planned to run regularly to check whether clapf is running and restart it if necessary.
Note that clapf (I mean the clamav library) usually tries to unpack CVD files in /tmp
I suggest you to change this setting with the TMPDIR environment variable (as shown above)
Be careful that clapf needs enough space under $TMPDIR
"LibClamAV Error: Wrote 0 instead of 512 (/tmp/clamav-75668d156e64018e/main.db).
LibClamAV Error: cli_cvdload(): Can't unpack CVD file."
"cl_loaddbdir: CVD extraction failure."
that means clapf has no enough space under $TMPDIR
Notice the following messages in syslog (typically /var/log/maillog):
'clapf < VERSION > starting'
'Loaded 22548 signatures.'
'using /opt/av/tokens.cdb as spamicity file' (if you configured to use the antispam module). . page descirpionstart
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