On Wednesday 05 Jan 2005 20:31, Matt Morgan wrote: > 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 Would it be too hard to mount the network shares in an otherwise empty directory, with symlinks from the user's directories, and then simply exclude the mount root directory? A script run at logon could dynamically create the symlinks each time. -- Tony Dietrich ------------- "I've got some amyls. We could either party later or, like, start his heart." -- "Cheech and Chong's Next Movie"
