We have a few linux desktops going in for the first time, apart from IT people. We're running weekly scans with ClamAV on them, and we're having difficulty figuring out how to exclude *only* the mounted network drives from the scan. That is, we want to scan everything locally, recursively from /, while not scanning any mounted network volumes. We can figure out how to exclude files/directories based on their names; the problem is that we're using pam_mount to mount each user's network shares dynamically upon logon, so we don't know what shares may or may not be mounted at any given time and thus can't specify them ahead of time. Rather, we need something like find's "-xdev" option, that tells find not to descend directories on other filesystems. Is there such a thing in ClamAV? Or is there some other way to accomplish the same thing? Thanks, Matt
