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* Add Long Term Support release of ClamAV
* Add CONFLICTS_INSTALL to security/clamav
* Add entry to UPDATING that explains
- Upstream changed their end-of-life policy and LTS release is
introduced
- How to switch from regular release (security/clamav) to LTS
release (security/clamav-lts)
Note about setting PORTEPOCH
In general new port should not set PORTEPOCH. But in this case it
should be set with following reason.
1. Recently upstream changed their end-of-life policy as following.
- Regular feature release (= 0.xyz.0 release) is released more
frequently, and life time of each feature release is shortened to
about 4 months.
- To compensate for the short lifetime of regular feature release,
Long Term Support feature release is introduced and its life time
is about 3 years.
2. First LTS starts with version 0.103.3 and it is same as current
version of security/clamav.
3. Because of short lifetime of regular feature release, it is
probable that not a few users of security/clamav want to switch to
security/clamav-lts after the latter is connected (and the former
is updated to 0.104.0).
3. For such users the entry is added to UPDATING about how to switch
from security/clamav to security/clamav-lts. And binary package
user is suggested to execute
`pkg set -o security/clamav:security/clamav-lts`. This command
changes the origin of already installed clamav packages. So user
can switch to LTS version without reinstalling.
4. But if PORTEPOCH isn't set in security/clamav-lts, binary package
user who executed above command will notice that version of
installed package (0.103.3,1) succeeds to current version of
security/clamav-lts (0.103.3). The situation doesn't change after
new patch release (0.103.4 for example) is released and it causes
the problem that installed package isn't properly upgraded with
`pkg upgrade`.
5. So PORTEPOCH is set in security/clamav-lts to prevent binary
package user from suffering from such problem.
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#!/bin/sh
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# PROVIDE: clamav_clamd
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# REQUIRE: LOGIN
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# BEFORE: mail
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# KEYWORD: shutdown
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#
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# Add the following lines to /etc/rc.conf to enable clamd:
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#
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# clamav_clamd_enable="YES"
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# clamav_clamd_flags="<set as needed>"
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#
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# See clamd(8) for flags
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#
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. /etc/rc.subr
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name=clamav_clamd
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rcvar=clamav_clamd_enable
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# read settings, set default values
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load_rc_config "$name"
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: ${clamav_clamd_enable:=NO}
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: ${clamav_clamd_socket="%%CLAMAV_CLAMD_SOCKET%%"}
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: ${clamav_clamd_pidfile="%%CLAMAV_CLAMD_PIDFILE%%"}
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: ${clamav_clamd_user="%%CLAMAVUSER%%"}
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command=%%PREFIX%%/sbin/clamd
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required_dirs=%%DBDIR%%
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required_files=%%PREFIX%%/etc/clamd.conf
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start_precmd=clamav_clamd_precmd
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extra_commands=reload
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reload_cmd="%%PREFIX%%/bin/clamdscan --reload"
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#clamav .93 won't start without a valid main.c[vl]d file
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clamav_clamd_precmd()
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{
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local rundir=${clamav_clamd_pidfile%/*}
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if [ ! -d $rundir ] ; then
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install -d -m 0755 -o ${clamav_clamd_user} -g ${clamav_clamd_user} $rundir
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fi
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if [ ! -f %%DBDIR%%/main.cvd -a ! -f %%DBDIR%%/main.cld ];then
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echo "Missing %%DBDIR%%/*.cvd or *.cld files. You must run freshclam first"
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exit 1
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fi
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}
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run_rc_command "$1"
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