sudo lsof | grep clam
clamd 56 _amavisd cwd DIR 14,2 1428 2 /
clamd 56 _amavisd txt REG 14,2 2302448 204681 /usr/sbin/clamd
clamd 56 _amavisd txt REG 14,2 1054960 18547 /usr/lib/dyld
clamd 56 _amavisd txt REG 14,2 197902336 521014 /private/var/db/dyld/dyld shared_cache_x8664
clamd 56 _amavisd 0r CHR 3,2 0t0 305 /dev/null
clamd 56 _amavisd 1 PIPE 0x0827d3f0 16384 ->0x0827d454
clamd 56 _amavisd 2 PIPE 0x0827d3f0 16384 ->0x0827d454
clamd 56 _amavisd 3w REG 14,2 72380 386518 /private/var/log/clamav.log
clamd 56 _amavisd 4u unix 0x08278360 0t0 /var/amavis/clamd
clamd 56 _amavisd 5 PIPE 0x0827cc84 16384 ->0x0827cc20
clamd 56 _amavisd 6 PIPE 0x0827cc20 16384 ->0x0827cc84
clamd 56 _amavisd 7 PIPE 0x09774328 16384 ->0x0977438c
clamd 56 _amavisd 8 PIPE 0x0977438c 16384 ->0x09774328
freshclam 60 clamav cwd DIR 14,2 340 204672 /private/var/clamav
freshclam 60 clamav txt REG 14,2 142072 525337 /usr/local/bin/freshclam
freshclam 60 clamav txt REG 14,2 949424 525324 /usr/local/lib/x86_64/libclamav.6.dylib
freshclam 60 clamav txt REG 14,2 1054960 18547 /usr/lib/dyld
freshclam 60 clamav txt REG 14,2 197902336 521014 /private/var/db/dyld/dyld shared_cache_x8664
freshclam 60 clamav 0r CHR 3,2 0t0 305 /dev/null
freshclam 60 clamav 1 PIPE 0x0827d0d0 16384 ->0x0827d134
freshclam 60 clamav 2 PIPE 0x0827d0d0 16384 ->0x0827d134
freshclam 60 clamav 3w REG 14,2 43035 386536 /private/var/log/freshclam.log
freshclam 60 clamav 5u unix 0x09245d00 0t0 ->0x09245c70
ClamXAV keeps threats at bay and puts you firmly in charge of your Mac’s security. Scan a specific file or your entire hard drive. Set it to scan automatically or run. ClamXAV keeps threats at bay and puts you firmly in charge of your Mac’s security. Scan a specific file or your entire hard drive. Set it to scan automatically or run instant checks on suspicious files. It’s entirely up to you. Configuring clamd. If you’re lucky enough to be using the RHEL pre-canned build you’ll find /etc/clamd.conf pretty much good-to-go. Unlike clamscan though, where you can fine-tune a lot of scanning options, clamd will take those settings from this configuration file instead. So if you are using any exotic options you’ll need to make sure.
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