Note: This README/NEWS file refers to the source tarball. Some things described

 here may not be available in binary packages.

 --
 

 0.85.1
 ------
 
 A problem where an email with more than one content-disposition type line,
 one or more of which was empty, could crash libclamav has been fixed. Other
 minor bugfixes have been made.
 
 --
 The ClamAV team (http://www.clamav.net/team.html)
 

 0.85
 ----
 
 Bugfixes in this release include correct signature offset calculation in large
 files, proper handling of encrypted zip archives, and others.
 
 --
 The ClamAV team (http://www.clamav.net/team.html)
 

 0.84
 ----

 
 This version improves detection of JPEG (MS04-028) based exploits, introduces
 support for TNEF files and new detection mechanisms. Various bugfixes
 (including problems with scanning of digest mail files) and improvements
 have been made.
 
 

 ** We encourage users to help testing the development versions, now with **
 ** rewritten RAR code and support for 3.0 archives!			 **
 **		    http://www.clamav.net/snapshot/			 **
 
 

 -) libclamav:
     + JPEG exploit detector now also checks embedded Photoshop thumbnail images
     + archive meta-data scanner (improves malware detection within encrypted
       archives)
     + support for TNEF (winmail.dat) decoding
     + support for all tar archive formats
     + MD5 implementation replaced with a slightly faster one
     + improved database reloading with reference counter
     + database updateable false positive eliminator
     + speed improvements
     + various bugfixes
 
 -) clamd:
     + VirusEvent now sets CLAM_VIRUSEVENT_FILENAME and CLAM_VIRUSEVENT_VIRUSNAME
       environment variables
 
 -) clamav-milter:
     + improved database update detection when not --external
 
 -) clamscan:
     + new options --include-dir and exclude-dir
     + new option --max-dir-recursion
 
 -) freshclam:
     + new directive LocalIPAddress
 
 -) contrib:
     + clamdmon 1.0 - clamdwatch replacement written in C
 
 -) 3rd party software:
     + hMailServer - open source e-mail server for Microsoft Window
     + pop3.proxy - proxy server for the POP3 protocol
     + HTTP Anti Virus Proxy

     + SmarterMail Filter - ClamAV based plugin for SmarterMail Mail Server
     + smf-clamd - small & fast virus filter for Sendmail

     + Squidclam - replacement for SquidClamAV-Redirector.py written in C
     + QtClamAVclient - remote clamd client based on the Qt Toolkit
     + qpsmtp - flexible smtpd daemon written in Perl
 
 News:
 
 Palo Alto, Calif. March 31st 2005 - Clam AntiVirus, the leading Open Source
 antivirus toolkit, and Sensory Networks, the leading provider of hardware
 acceleration for network security applications, announced a partnership
 to provide hardware acceleration support for the Clam AntiVirus suite.
 [...]
 Support for Sensory Networks' NodalCore acceleration in ClamAV will be
 available in version 0.90 of the software suite in Q3 2005. For more
 information please visit:
 http://www.clamav.net/partners/partner-sn.html
 http://www.sensorynetworks.com/
 
 
 The ClamAV project announces the opening of the official merchandise store:
 
 http://www.cafepress.com/clamav/
 
 A big thank you to Finndesign (http://www.finndesign.fi) which
 volunteered to design the whole line of products, including:
 
 - t-shirts (for women and men)
 - golf shirt
 - sweatshirt
 - coffee mug
 - mousepad
 - stickers
 - scrapbook
 
 By purchasing our merchandise, you contribute to the development of ClamAV.
 
 --
 The ClamAV team (http://www.clamav.net/team.html)
 
 

 0.83
 ----
 
 Due to a high number of bad files produced by broken software, the MS05-002

 exploit detector now only checks specific RIFF files. This version also fixes

 a stability problem of clamav-milter/clamd and improves e-mail scanning.
 
 --
 The ClamAV team (http://www.clamav.net/team.html)
 

 0.82
 ----
 
 This release adds generic detection of MS05-002 ("Vulnerability in Cursor and
 Icon Format Handling Could Allow Remote Code Execution") based exploits.
 Fixes include correct attachment scanning in e-mails generated by some

 Internet worms (broken in 0.81), removed false positive "Suspect.Zip"

 warning on non-standard zip archives created by ICEOWS, better proxy support
 in freshclam, and speed improvements.
 
 --
 The ClamAV team (http://www.clamav.net/team.html)
 

 0.81
 ----
 
 Scan engine improvements were made. The internal mail scanner now supports
 multipart/partial messages, and support for decoding non-standard mail files
 was greatly enhanced. clamav-milter by default uses libclamav and scans emails
 itself without the use of clamd. libclamav can now extract RFC2397 encoded
 data within HTML documents, block zip archives with modified information in
 local header, and scan HQX files. PE file structure rebuilding from compressed
 executables was improved.

 Important note to clamdwatch users: please upgrade to the latest version
 (contrib/clamdwatch) as soon as possible.

 
 -) libclamav:
     + major improvements in the mail scanning engine:
 	o support for multipart/partial messages
 	o improved support for non-standard quoted-printable attachments
 	o in some situations it will try to guess a correct mode (e.g.
 	  a good type for an incorrect content-type, a best guess for an
 	  unknown encoding type, etc.)
 	o handling of RFC822 comments in the commands (e.g.: Co(foo)ntent-Type:
 	  text/plain)
 	o better recovery if memory softlimit is hit
 	o new test code that decodes emails without parsing them first (must
 	  be enabled manually before compilation)
 
     + support for extracting RFC2397 encoded data within HTML documents
     + blocking of zip archives with modified information in local header
     + improved PE structure rebuilding from compressed executables
     + improved support for zip archives
     + support for Mac's HQX file format
     + stability and (minor) security fixes
     + a lot of minor improvements, including support for new platforms
 
 -) clamd:
     + new directive ExitOnOOM (stop the deamon when libclamav reports an out of
       memory condition)
     + new directives StreamMinPort and StreamMaxPort (port range specification
       for a stream mode)
     + support for passing of file descriptors
 
 -) clamdscan:
     + added support for --move and --remove
 
 -) clamav-milter:

     + by default uses libclamav to scan e-mails
     + new option --external (enables the use of clamd)

     + various optimisations
 
 -) freshclam:
     + the DNS mode is now enabled by default (no need for DNSDatabaseInfo in
       freshclam.conf)
     + --no-dns uses a If-Modified-Since method instead of a range GET
     + added support for AllowSupplementaryGroups
 
 -) sigtool:
     + new options --vba and --vba-hex (extract VBA/Word6 macros and optionally
       display the corresponding hex values; Word6 binary code will be
       disassembled)
 

 -) The list of third party programs with support for ClamAV is growing
    rapidly. Here are the latest additions (see clamdoc.pdf for details):
 

     + AVScan - a libclamav based GUI a-v scanner for Unix
     + clamailfilter - a Python script that provides a-v scanning via procmailrc
     + ClamAVPlugin - A ClamAV plugin for SpamAssassin 3.x
     + ClamCour - an e-mail filter for Courier
     + clamfilter - a small, secure, and efficient content filter for Postfix
     + ClamMail - an anti-virus POP3 proxy for Windows
     + ClamShell - a Java GUI for clamscan
     + ClamTk - a perl-tk GUI for ClamAV
     + clapf - a virus scanning and antispam content filter for Postfix
     + D bindings for ClamAV - ClamAV bindings for the D programming language
     + Frox - a transparent FTP proxy
     + KMail - a fully-featured email client now supports ClamAV out of box
     + Mail Avenger - a highly-configurable SMTP server with a-v support
     + Mailnees - a mail content filter for Sendmail and Postfix
     + Maverix - anti-spam and anti-virus solution for AOLServer
     + Moodle - scan files submitted by students for viruses!
     + php-clamav - scan files from within PHP
     + pymavis - a powerful email parser, similar to the old amavis-perl
     + QClam - a simple program to plug ClamAV to a qmail mailbox
     + qmailmrtg7 - display graphs of viruses found by ClamAV
     + qSheff - an e-mail filter for qmail
     + SafeSquid - a feature rich content filtering internet proxy
     + Scrubber - a server-side daemon for filtering mail content
     + simscan - an e-mail and spam filter for qmail
     + smtpfilter - scan SMTP session for viruses
     + snort-inline - scan your network traffic for viruses with ClamAV
     + SquidClamAV Redirector - a Squid helper script which adds virus scanning 
     + WRAVLib - a library for a-v integration with Mono/.NET applications
 
 --
 The ClamAV team (http://www.clamav.net/team.html)
 
 

 0.80
 ----
 
 Stable version. Please read the release notes for the candidate versions below.
 
 --
 The ClamAV team (http://www.clamav.net/team.html)
 
 

 0.80rc4
 -------
 
 Improvements in this release include better JPEG exploit verification,
 faster base64 decoding, support for GNU tar files, updated on-access scanner,
 and others.
 
 --
 The ClamAV team (http://www.clamav.net/team.html)
 

 0.80rc3
 -------
 
 This release candidate eliminates possible false positive alerts in UPX/FSG
 compressed files and clarifies behaviour of default actions in clamd and
 freshclam.
 
 We encourage users to take advantage of our new mirror structure. In order to
 download the database from the closest mirror you should configure freshclam
 to use db.XY.clamav.net where XY is your country code (see
 http://www.iana.org/cctld/cctld-whois.htm for the full list). Please add
 the following lines to freshclam.conf:
 
     DNSDatabaseInfo current.cvd.clamav.net
     DatabaseMirror db.XY.clamav.net
     DatabaseMirror database.clamav.net
 
 DNSDatabaseInfo enables database and software version verification through
 DNS TXT records, and the second database mirror acts as a fallback in case
 a connection to the first mirror fails for some reason.
 
 

 0.80rc2
 -------
 
 This update fixes a serious bug in e-mail scanner.
 
 

 0.80rc
 ------
 
 The development version of ClamAV is ready for general testing! New mechanisms
 have already proved very nasty to Internet worms successfully protecting
 against the new versions R, S, T, U, V and W of the infamous Mydoom worm
 and detecting them as Worm.Mydoom.Gen before they were analysed and specific
 signatures added by the ClamAV database maintainers. That means servers running
 the new version of ClamAV have detected and blocked 100% of Mydoom attacks!
 
 New features in this release include:
 
 -) libclamav
     + Portable Executable analyser (CL_SCAN_PE) featuring:
 	o UPX decompression (all versions)
 	o Petite decompression (2.x)
 	o FSG decompression (1.3, 1.31, 1.33)
 	o detection of broken executables (CL_SCAN_BLOCKBROKEN)
     + new, memory efficient, pattern matching algorithm (multipattern variant
       of Boyer-Moore) - it's now primary matcher and Aho-Corasick is only used
       for regular expression extended signatures
     + new signature format with advanced target type and offset specification
     + support for MD5 based signatures
     + extended regular expression scanner
     + added support for MS cabinet files
     + added support for CHM files
     + added support for POSIX tar archives
     + scanning inside PowerPoint documents
     + HTML normaliser with support for decoding of MS Script Encoder code
     + great improvements in e-mail scanner (now handles even more worm tricks)
     + new method of mail files detection
     + all e-mail attachments are now scanned (previously only the first ten
       attachments were scanned)
     + added support for scanning URLs in e-mails (CL_SCAN_MAILURL)
     + detection of Worm.Mydoom.M.log
     + updated API (still backward compatible but please consult clamdoc.pdf
       (Section 6) and adapt your software)
 
 -) clamd
     + new directive ScanHTML (enables HTML normalisator and ScrEnc decoder)
     + new directive ScanPE (win32 executable analyser and decompressor)
     + new directive DetectBrokenExecutables (try to detect broken executables
       and mark them as Broken.Executable)
     + new directive MailFollowURLs (try to download and scan files from URLs
       in mails. BE CAREFUL! DO NOT ENABLE IT ON LOADED MAIL SERVERS)
     + new directive ArchiveBlockMax (archives that exceed limits will be
       marked as viruses)
     + clamav.conf was renamed clamd.conf
 
 -) clamscan
     + mail files are scanned by default, use --no-mail to disable it
     + new option --no-html (disables HTML normalisator)
     + new option --no-pe (disables PE analyser)
     + new option --detect-broken
     + new option --block-max
     + new option --mail-follow-urls (download and scan files from URLs in mails)
 
 -) clamdscan
     + now prints warnings if some activated command line options are only
       supported by clamscan
     + added support for archive scanning in stdin mode
 
 -) clamav-milter
     + improved template file format
     + quarantined file names now contain virus names
     + initial support for SESSION mode of clamd
 
 -) freshclam:
     + new directive DNSDatabaseInfo that enables ultra lightweight version
       verification method through DNS (using TXT records). Based on idea by
       Christopher X. Candreva and enabled by default.
       (see http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/clamav/users/11102)
     + new option --no-dns (quick option to disable DNS method without editing
       freshclam.conf)
 
 -) sigtool
     + removed ability of automatic signature generation (use MD5 sums to
       create your own signatures, see signatures.pdf for details)
     + new option --md5
     + new option --html-normalise (saves HTML normalisation and decryption
       results in three html files in current directory)
 
 -) configure:
     + new option --disable-gethostbyname_r (try enabling it if clamav-milter
       compilation fails)
     + new option --disable-dns (try enabling it if freshclam compilation fails)
     + extended regular expression scanner
 
 -) documentation
     + included new Mac OS X installation instructions
     + official documentation rewritten and outdated docs removed
 
 -) new 3rd party software with support for ClamAV:
     + OdeiaVir - an e-mail filter for qmail and Exim
     + ClamSMTP - a lightweight (written in C) and simple filter for Postfix
     + Protea AntiVirus Tools - a virus filter for Lotus Domino
     + PTSMail Utilities - an e-mail filter for Sendmail
     + mxGuard for IMail - a mail filter for Ipswitch IMail (W32)
     + Zabit - a content and attachment filter for qmail
     + BeClam - ClamAV port for BeOS
     + clamXav - a virus scanner with GUI for Mac OS X
 
 Special thanks to aCaB for his work on UPX, FSG and Petite decompressors.
 
 Thanks to good reaction times on new threats ClamAV was awarded as best
 security tool for 2004 by Linux Journal: "...With this year's outbreak of
 e-mail worms for non-Linux platforms, ClamAV has been getting quite a workout,
 and Linux admins on mailing lists report that database update times are keeping
 up with or beating the proprietary alternatives." Thanks!
 
 SourceWear.com is selling some very nice t-shirts and polo shirts powered by
 ClamAV. Wear them and virus writers will stay away from you :-) A quarter out
 of every dollar profited from the sale of these shirts will go to the ClamAV
 project. Visit http://www.sourcewear.com and click on ClamAV logo! 
 
 
 --
 The ClamAV team (http://www.clamav.net/team.html)
 

 0.75
 ----
 
 This release fixes detection of e-mails generated by Worm.Mydoom.I.
 
 Important notice for people using ClamAV 0.60:
 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 
 Our logs show that there is still a small percentage of ClamAV 0.60
 installations updating their database. ClamAV 0.60 was released on
 July 29th, 2003 and it was the last release to use the old database
 format. Starting from version 0.65, released on November 12nd, ClamAV
 uses a new database format, which is compressed and digitally signed.
 We have been distributing the database in both formats till now, but
 we plan to drop support for ClamAV 0.60 on September 1st.
 
 We encourage _all_ users to upgrade to the latest release available.
 People running an old version of ClamAV are missing many viruses and 
 may experience stability problems.
 
 On non-production systems you can try the latest development version.
 The new engine not only speeds up the scanning process but also limits
 memory usage by about 8 MB ! It's able to scan new formats, including
 CAB, CHM, UPX, HTML (normalisation), PowerPoint macros and can detect
 annoying e-mails with empty attachments generated by new Bagle variants.
 
 --
 The ClamAV team (http://www.clamav.net/team.html)
 

 0.74
 ----
 
 Bugfixes in this version include crashes with multipart/mixed messages
 and corrupted OLE2 and Zip files. Improvements include various optimisations
 of mail scanning and clamav-milter and clamdscan behaviour.
 
 
 New members of our "3rd party software" list:
 
     + MyClamMailFilter	    an e-mail filter for procmail (written in C)
     + clamaktion	    scan files from the right-click Konqueror menu
     + QMVC		    Qmail Mail and Virus Control
     + pyclamav		    Python binding for ClamAV
     + FETCAV		    Front End To Clam AntiVirus based on Xdialog
     + Famuko		    an on-access scanner working in a userspace
     + SoftlabsAV	    a generic anti-virus filter for procmail
 
 
 Japanese users can take an advantage of the new ClamAV related site:
     http://clamav-jp.sourceforge.jp/
 and join the clamav-jp-users mailing list.
 
 
 --
 The ClamAV team (http://www.clamav.net/team.html)
 
 

 0.73
 ----
 
 This version fixes memory management problems in the OLE2 decoder and
 improves mail scanning. Because of the rapid ClamAV development the team
 encourages users to help in testing new features:
 
 	    http://www.clamav.net/snapshot
 
 Thank you for using ClamAV !
 
 --
 The ClamAV team (http://www.clamav.net/team.html)
 

 0.72
 ----
 
 Major bugfixes in this release include crashes with corrupted BinHex messages
 and some Excel documents. Protection against archive bombs (not fully
 functional since 0.70) was improved and a number of other improvements were
 made.
 
 --
 The ClamAV team (http://www.clamav.net/team.html)
 

 0.71
 ----
 

 This release fixes all bugs found in 0.70 and introduces a few new features -

 the noteworthy changes include:
 
 -) libclamav:
     + support nested OLE2 files 
     + support Word6 macro code
     + ignore popular file types (media, graphics)

     + support compress.exe (SZDD) compression (test/test.msc)

     + improve virus detection in e-mails
 
 -) clamscan:
     + automatically decide (by comparing daily.cvd version numbers) which
       database directory (hardcoded or clamav.conf's one) to use
     + support compression ratio feature (--max-ratio)
     + allow regular expressions in --[in|ex]clude
     + do not overwrite old files in a quarantine directory but add a numerical
       extension to new files
     + respect --tempdir in libclamav
     + fix access problem when calling external unpackers in a superuser mode
     + fix file permission corruption with --deb in a superuser mode
 
 -) clamd

     + support log facility specification in syslog's style (LogFacility)

     + new directive LeaveTemporaryFiles (Debug no longer leaves temporary
       files not removed)
 
 -) clamav-milter:
     + include the virus name in the 550 rejection
     + support user defined template for virus notifications (--template-file)
     + sort quarantine messages by date
     + improve thread management
     + add X-Virus-Scanned and X-Infected-Received-From: headers
     + improve load balancing (when using remote servers with --server)
     + send 554 after DATA received, not 550
     + save PID (--pidfile)
 
 -) documentation:

     + German clamdoc.pdf translation (Rupert Roesler-Schmidt and Karina
       Schwarz, uplink coherent solutions, http://www.uplink.at)
     + new Japanese documentation (Masaki Ogawa)

 
 
 --
 The ClamAV team (http://www.clamav.net/team.html)
 
 

 0.70
 ----

 The two major changes in this version are new thread manager in clamd
 and support for decoding MS Office VBA macros. Both of them have been
 implemented by Trog. Besides, there are many improvements and bugfixes
 (all listed in ChangeLog), a short summary:
 
 -) clamd
     + new thread manager (with better SMP support)
     + on-access scanning now also available on FreeBSD (with Dazuko 2.0)

     + new directive ArchiveBlockEncrypted
     + new directive ReadTimeout (replaces ThreadTimeout)

     + handle SIGHUP (re-open logfile) and SIGUSR2 (reload database)

     + respect TCPAddr in stream scanner

 
 -) clamav-milter:
     + TCPWrappers support
 
 -) libclamav:

     + support MS Office documents (OLE2) and VBA macro decoding

     + support encrypted archive detection

     + new flags: CL_OLE2, CL_ENCRYPTED (see clamdoc.pdf, Section 6.1)

     + improve virus detection in big files
     + improve support for multipart, bounce and embedded RFC822 messages
     + improve RAR support

     + include backup snprintf implementation

 
 -) clamscan:

     + new option: --block-encrypted

 
 -) freshclam
     + new option: --pid, -p (write pid file if run as daemon)
     + handle SIGHUP (re-open logfile), SIGTERM (terminate with log message),
       SIGALRM and SIGUSR1 (wake up and check mirror)

     + fix bug with -u and -c handling

 -) contrib
     + windows clamd client now available with source code
 

 -) documentation:
     + new Polish documentation on ClamAV and Samba integration
     + official documentation updated
 
 

 Special thanks to Dirk Mueller <mueller*kde.org> for his code review,

 many bugfixes and cleanups.
 

 Thanks to the help of many companies (clamdoc.pdf: Section 2.10,
 http://www.clamav.net/mirrors.html) we have 49 very fast and reliable
 virus database mirrors in 22 regions and the number is still growing.
 As of March 2004 we attempt to redirect our users to the closest pool
 of mirrors by looking at their ip source address when they try to resolve
 database.clamav.net. Our DNS servers can answer with a CNAME to:

 db.europe.clamav.net, db.america.clamav.net, db.asia.clamav.net or
 db.other.clamav.net. Our advanced push-mirroring mechanism (maintained by
 Luca Gibelli) allows database maintainers to update all the mirrors in less
 than one minute !

 There will be no major feature enhancements in the 0.7x series. Our work
 will be concentrated on a new scanning engine and preliminary heuristics -
 please help us and test CVS snapshots from time to time.
 
 

 We are happy to announce new programs with support for ClamAV (all of them

 have been reviewed by our team - more info in the documentation and

 on our website: http://www.clamav.net/3rdparty.html):

 
     + ClamWin - a GUI for Windows (!)
     + KlamAV - a collection of GUI tools for using ClamAV on KDE
     + clamscan-procfilter - a Perl procmail filter

     + j-chkmail - a powerful filter for sendmail
     + qscanq - Virus Scanning for Qmail

     + clamavr - a Ruby binding for ClamAV

     + DansGuardian Anti-Virus Plugin

     + Viralator - a Perl script that virus scans http downloads

     + ClamAssassin - a filter for procmail
     + Gadoyanvirus - a filter for Qmail
     + OpenProtect - a complete e-mail protection solution

     + RevolSys SMTP kit for Postfix - an antispam/antivirus tools installation

     + POP3 Virus Scanner Daemon
     + mailman-clamav - a virus filter for Mailman
     + wbmclamav - a webmin module to manage ClamAV
     + Scan Log Analyzer
     + mailgraph - a RRDtool frontend for Postfix Statistics
     + INSERT - a security toolkit on a credit card size CD
     + Local Area Security - a Live CD Linux distribution
 

 --
 The ClamAV team (http://www.clamav.net/team.html)

 April 17, 2004

 0.68-1
 ------
 Fixed RAR support.
 
 0.68
 ----
 This version fixes a crash with some RAR archives generated by the Bagle worm,
 also a few important fixes have been backported from CVS.
 
 We strongly encourage users to install the 0.70-rc version (released today).

 0.67
 ----
 This release fixes a memory management problem (platform dependent; can lead
 to a DoS attack) with messages that only have attachments (reported by Oliver
 Brandmueller). It also contains patches for a few problems found in 0.66 and
 has better Cygwin support.
 

 0.66
 ----

 This version is a response to the "clamav 0.65 remote DOS exploit" information
 published on popular security-related mailing lists. Unfortunately we had
 not been contacted by the author before he published that and had to release
 this (unplanned) package very quickly (it should be mentioned that CVS version
 was not vulnerable to the exploit). Untested code has been disabled also
 the Dazuko support is temporarily not available (if you really need it please
 use a CVS version or wait for a next stable release). Other noteworthy changes:

 
 -) clamd:

     + fixed database timestamp handling (and a double reload problem reported

       by Alex Pleiner and Ole Stanstrup)

     + new directive: ArchiveMaxCompressionRatio
     + new command: SESSION (starts a clamd session and allows to do multiple
       commands per TCP session)

     + new directives: TemporaryDirectory, LogClean (Andrey V. Malyshev)

 
 -) clamav-milter: (Nigel Horne)
     + added support for AllowSupplementaryGroups and ThreadTimeout
     + added --quarantine-dir (thanks to Michael Dankov)

     + added --noreject (thanks to Vijay Sarvepalli)
     + added --headers (thanks Leonid Zeitlin)

     + added --sign option
 
 -) libclamav:

     + detect Worm.SCO.A bounces (Nigel)

     + prevent buffer overflow in broken uuencoded files (Nigel)
     + scan multipart alternatives that have no boundaries (Nigel)
     + better handling of encapsulated messages (Nigel)
     + locate uuencoded viruses hidden in text portions of multipart/mixed
       mime messages (Nigel)
     + initial support for BinHex (Nigel)
     + fixed a mail recursion loop (problem reported by Alex Kah and Kristof
       Petr)
     + fixed bzip2 memory limit (improper call suggested by the buggy libbz2
       documentation, problem reported by Tomasz Klim)
     + fixed on error descriptor leak in CVD unpacker (Thomas Lamy)
     + fixed memory leak in digital signature verification code (Thomas Lamy)
     + added maximal compression ratio limit (cl_limits->maxratio)
 
 -) clamscan:
     + support for multiple arguments on command line (Thomas Lamy)

     + fixed buffer overflow in --move (Denis De Messemacker)

     + removed support for sendfile() under Linux
 
 -) freshclam:

     + support for freshclam.conf (that may be optionally merged with
       clamav.conf, command line options overwrite config settings)
     + work-around for potential database downgrade (subtle problem
       in r-r dns handling) - reported by Daniel Mario Vega and patched
       by Luca Gibelli
 

 -) sigtool:
     + list virus names with --list-sigs (-l)
 

 -) contrib:
     + clamdwatch (by Mike Cathey)
     + windows clamd client with drag&drop support (Nigel Horne)
 
 -) documentation:
     + complete clamdoc.pdf French translation by Stephane Jeannenot
     + Polish how-to on ClamAV and Sendmail integration (with clamav-milter)
       by Przemyslaw Holowczyc
 
 
 News:
 
 ClamAV was the first anti-virus protecting against Worm.SCO.A (aka MyDoom.A) !
 The signature was published by Diego d'Ambra in the daily update 105,
 26-Jan-2004 20:23 GMT and we were at least two hours faster than "big" AV
 vendors:
 http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=3764826&forum_id=34654
 http://www.pcwelt.de/news/viren_bugs/37278/4.html
 
 
 clamav-devel is finally able to decode OLE2 (Microsoft Office) files and
 decompress VBA streams ! The code is developed by Trog, official ClamAV
 developer. Also we're testing new clamd implementation that will solve
 several important problems (especially that "Time out" related). Please
 help us and test the latest CVS version.
 
 
 The virus database now contains more than 20.000 signatures ! On January 8,
 Denis De Messemacker (who joined our team 3 months ago) added signatures for
 about 7700 new viruses. Also special thanks go to Tomasz Papszun for his
 hard work on daily submissions and forcing us to keep ClamAV quality on
 the highest possible level.
 
 
 New mirroring mechanisms. Luca Gibelli (ClamAV) and mirror administrators
 (22 sites, http://www.clamav.net/mirrors.html, please see clamdoc.pdf for
 a complete mirror information) are converting mirrors to new "push mirroring"
 method. It uses advanced techniques to ensure all the mirrors are up to date.
 More info: http://www.clamav.net/docs/mirrors
 
 
 "Newsworthy Hack of Kindness" - Affero.net is featuring ClamAV in its latest
 newsletter (Volume #9, January 2004: http://www.affero.net/nl/dec03.html).

 Affero is a great rate-donate system and its mission is to bring a culture

 of patronage to the Internet. Currently we only accept donations via Affero.
 You can also help us and promote our project by adding the ClamAV logo to
 your home page. Look at http://www.clamav.net/donate.html for more information.
 
 
 We would like to thank our donors:
 
     * Jeremy Garcia (http://www.linuxquestions.org)
     * Andries Filmer (http://www.netexpo.nl)
     * David Eriksson (http://www.2good.nu)
     * Dynamic Network Services, Inc (http://www.dyndns.org)
     * epublica
     * Invisik Corporation (http://www.invisik.com)
     * Keith (http://www.textpad.com)
     * Explido Software USA Inc. (http://www.explido.us)
     * cheahch from Singapore
     * Electric Embers
     * Stephane Rault
     * Brad Koehn
     * David Farrick
     * ActiveIntra.net Inc. (http://www.activeintra.net)
     * An anonymous donor from Colorado, US
 
 --
 Tomasz Kojm <tkojm*clamav.net>
 February 10, 2004
 

 0.65
 ----

 IMPORTANT NOTE: The project has been moved into SourceForge. The only official
 		ClamAV's homepage is www.clamav.net (however clamav.elektrapro.
 		com still works). We would like to thank ElektraPro.com for
 		their support for the open-source community  - THANKS !
 
 
 ClamAV 0.65 introduces a new database container file format (called CVD) with
 support for digital signatures and compression. Please remove the old
 databases from your database directory before the installation. And the most
 important thing: clamd stability has been greatly improved (especially under
 FreeBSD) ! Also we have a new mirror infrastructure - you will find all the
 details in clamdoc.pdf. If you want to become an official ClamAV mirror
 (with entry in database.clamav.net) please read the clamav-mirror-howto.pdf
 document and contact our administrator - Luca Gibelli <nervous*clamav.net>.
 
 Noteworthy changes in this version:

 
 -) clamd:

     + fixed a race condition in database reloading code (random crashes

       under high load)

     + fixed a race condition with the improperly initialized session start time
       (thanks to Michael Dankov)

     + fixed PidFile permissions (Magnus Ekdahl, bug reported by Tomasz Papszun)
     + fixed LogFile permissions (Magnus Ekdahl)
     + new directive ScanRAR (bacause RAR support is now disabled by default)
     + new directive VirusEvent
     + new directive FixStaleSocket (Thomas Lamy and Mark Mielke)
     + new directive TCPAddr (Bernard Quatermass, fixed by Damien Curtain)
     + new directive Debug
 

 -) clamav-milter: (Nigel Horne <njh*clamav.net>)

     + new --force-scan flag
     + new -P and -q flags by Nicholas M. Kirsch

     WARNING: clamav-milter and our mail scanner are still in high development
 	     and may be unstable. You should always use the CVS version.

 
 -) libclamav:

     + support for a new database container format (CVD) - compressed and
       digitally signed

     + better protection against malformed zip archives (such as Mimail)
     + mail decoder fixes (thanks to Rene Bellora, Bernd Kuhls, Thomas Lamy,
       Tomasz Papszun) (Nigel Horne)
     + memory leak fixes (Thomas Lamy)

     + new scan option CL_DISABLERAR (disables built-in RAR unpacker)
 
 -) freshclam:
     + fixed --on-error-execute behaviour (David Woakes)
     + new option --user (-u) USER - run as USER instead of the default user.
       Patch by Damien Curtain.

     + rewritten to use database.clamav.net and CVD

 
 -) documentation:

     + new Spanish documentation on ClamAV and Sendmail integration by

       Erick Ivaan Lopez Carreon

     + cgpav

     + smtp-vilter

     + IVS Milter

     + scanexi
     + Mail::ClamAV
     + OpenAntiVirus samba-vscan

     + Sylpheed Claws

     + nclamd

 Thanks to Mia Kalenius and Sergei Pronin we have a new official logo !
 
 Thank you for using ClamAV !
 
 --
 Tomasz Kojm <tkojm*clamav.net>
 November 12, 2003

 0.60
 ----
 
 Hello again...
 
 This is a new, (very?) stable release of Clam AntiVirus. 0.60 was developed
 and stabilized for over seven months and many people had contributed to the
 final release. This version introduces many enhancements and a new program:
 clamav-milter written by ClamAV developer Nigel Horne. This is a mail scanner
 for Sendmail/milter written entirely in C, which uses clamd for virus scanning.
 Clamav-milter and clamd duet is a powerful solution for systems where high
 performance is required. Please check clamdoc for more detail.
 
 
     Many people get confused with ClamAV database status because of
     the OpenAntiVirus update information at:
 	    http://openantivirus.org/latest.php
     (last update at 17 October, 2002). The ClamAV virus database contains
     the OAV database (with some signatures fixed or removed) but we
     develop it independently of the OAV project. Our database is updated
     frequently (on average 4-5 times a week). You can help (or join) us -
     will find some basic but useful instructions at
 	    http://clamav.elektrapro.com/doc/signatures.pdf
 
 
 News from ClamAV world:
 
 -) New email address for virus submitting: virus@clamav.elektrapro.com
    You don't need to encrypt a virus sample, but if your system doesn't allow
    you to send infected files just put it into an encrypted zip archive
    (password: virus)
 
    Special thanks to Nicholas Chua, Diego D'Ambra, Hrvoje Habjanic, Nigel Kukard
    and Chris van Meerendonk for a big number of samples submitted.
 
 -) New mailing list: virusdb@clamav.elektrapro.com
    After each update an email with subject "[clamav-virusdb] Update" and a list
    of viruses added is sent to it. You can set up a procmail rule for freshclam
    to react on such a mails (and update the database just after an update).
 
 -) New official mirrors:
     + clamav.ozforces.com: database mirror updated manually (thanks to
       Andrew <andrew@ozforces.com>)
     + clamav.essentkabel.com: full (automatic) mirror of clamav.elektrapro.com
       (thanks to Chris van Meerendonk <cvm@castel.nl>)
     + clamav.linux-sxs.org: database mirror - rsync from clamav.ozforces.com
       (thanks to Douglas J Hunley <doug@hunley.homeip.net>)
 
     Freshclam will automatically use them when the main server is not
     accessible.
 
 -) Official port in FreeBSD available ! (maintained by Masahiro Teramoto
    <markun@onohara.to>)
 
 -) Unofficial port for OpenBSD is available at:
 	http://www.activeintra.net/openbsd/article.php?id=5
    (maintained by Flinn Mueller <flinn@activeintra.net>)
 
 -) there are many new programs that use ClamAV, eg. mod_clamav (Apache
    virus scanning filter), clamdmail or Sagator. You will find more
    info in clamdoc.
 
 Changes:
 
 -) libclamav:
     + fixed buffer overflow in unrarlib (patch by Robbert Kouprie
       <robbert@exx.nl>)
 
     + various mbox code updates (fixed memory leak; added support for decoding
       viruses sent in message bodies, detection of viruses that put their
       payloads after the end of message marker (thanks to Stephen White
       <stephen@earth.li> for the bug report and useful CGI tools); 
 
     + zziplib updated to 0.10.81 (some problems with older version were reported
       by Martin Schitter)
     + direct scanning of mbox/maildir files (new directive CL_MAIL)
     + file scanner optimization (patch by Hendrik Muhs
       <Hendrik.Muhs@student.uni-magdeburg.de>)
     + bzip2 support
     + faster detection of malformed Zip archives (eg. 'Zip of Death'), they are
       reported as a viruses
     + fixed strcasecmp() compile problem in zziplib on Free/NetBSD and others
 
 
 -) clamd:
     + fixed descriptor leak in directory scanner - it was causing random
       clamd crashes and locks, especially on highly loaded servers. Reported
       by Kristof Petr <Kristof.P@fce.vutbr.cz>.
 
     + fixed crash with archive scanning on BSD (increased thread stack size)
       (Nigel Horne)
     + fixed CONTSCAN command (used by clamdscan) - it had archive support
       disabled (hardcoded)
     + fixed SelfCheck option (there was a logic bug, and the option was
       disabled) it now checks a databases time stamps and reloads them
       if needed.
     + fixed possible writing to undefined descriptors (bug found by
       Brian May <bam@debian.org>)
     + new STREAM command (scanning data on socket) and directives:
       StreamSaveToDisk (save stream to disk to allow scanning within archives),
       StreamMaxLength. This option allows scanning data on socket (might be
       sent from another host), currently only clamav-milter uses this.
 
     + new ScanMail directive for scanning into mbox/Maildir files
     + new directive: ArchiveLimitMemoryUsage (limit memory usage with bzip2)
     + new directive: AllowSupplementaryGroups (feature requested by Exiscan
       users)
     + syslog support (LogSyslog) (patch by Hrvoje Habjanic
       <hrvoje.habjanic@zg.hinet.hr>)
     + fixed parser segfault with extra space between option and argument
       in config file (Magnus Ekdahl <magnus@debian.org>)
 
 
 -) clamscan:
     + fixed --remove option (didn't work when the file was scanned with an
       internal unpacker) (patch by Damien Curtain <damien@pagefault.org>)
     + --move option for moving infected files into a specified directory
       (by Damien Curtain <damien@pagefault.org>)
     + --mbox enables a direct support for mbox files
       (ex. clamscan --mbox /var/spool/mail)
     + fixed --log (-l) option
     + fixed -i option (patch by Magnus Ekdahl <magnus@debian.org>)
     + enabled default archive limits (max-files = 500, max-size = 10M,
       max-recursion = 5)
     + use arj instead of non-free unarj (patch by Magnus Ekdahl)
     + use unzoo instead of non-free zoo (patch by Magnus Ekdahl)
     + removed thread support
 
 freshclam:
     + mirror support (implemented by Damien Curtain <damien@pagefault.org>)
     + --proxy-user: proxy authorization support (implemented by Gernot Tenchio
       <g.tenchio@telco-tech.de>)
     + new options --on-error-execute, --on-update-execute
       (ex. freshclam -d -c 6 --on-error-execute "sendsms 23332243 Can't
       update virus database"). Idea by Douglas J Hunley <doug@hunley.homeip.net>
 
 configure:
     + --disable-cr (don't link with C reentrant library (needed on some newer
       versions of OpenBSD))
 
 -) Enhanced AIX (thanks to Mike Loewen <mloewen@sturgeon.cac.psu.edu>) and
    Tru64 support (thanks to Christophe Varoqui <ext.devoteam.varoqui@sncf.fr>)
 
 -) documentation:
     + included how-to in Portugese by Alexandre de Jesus Marcolino
     + clamdoc.pdf and system manual updates
 
 Many thanks to Luca 'NERvOus' Gibelli from ElektraPro for his support,
 to Ken McKittrick from USA DataNet for a fully accessible FreeBSD box and
 to mailing list subscribers for a constructive discussions.
 
 --
 Tomasz Kojm
 June 21, 2003
 
 
 0.54
 ----
 Many major changes this time...
 
 -) libclamav:
     + fixed segfault with some strange zip archives (there is a bug in zziplib,
       libclamav contains a work around for it) (the problem was reported by
       Oliver Paukstadt <pstadt@stud.fh-heilbronn.de>)
     + engine improvements (better support for a detection of new viruses,
       limited memory usage (consumes ~ 5 Mb now))
     + mbox code updated and moved into the library: fixed core dump when an
       embedded message includes a mime header with the line Content-Type:
       without specifying the type of content, fixed (theoretical) memory leak,
       support for multipart/report messages, fixed bug causing some formats to
       fail to scan) (Nigel)
 -) clamd:
     + new commands: CONTSCAN (it doesn't stop scanning even when virus is
       found), VERSION
     + disable logging of a unnecessary time stamps with LogTime when
       LogVerbose isn't used (patch by Ed Phillips <ed@UDel.Edu>)
 -) freshclam:
     + "Cache-Control: no-cache" enabled by default
     + Cygwin support fix
 -) clamdscan:
     + initial version
 -) all tools:
     + removed huge printf() in help() (there was a buffer overflow problem with
       --help option under Windows and SCO Unix (reported by Wojciech Noworyta
       <wnow@konarski.edu.pl> and Nigel respectively)
 -) configure:
     + allow configuration of the clamav user and group with --with-user and
       --with-group (patch by Patrick Bihan-Faou <patrick@mindstep.com>)
     + --enable-id-check - it uses the check procedure from Jason Englander
       <jason@englanders.cc>, currently it will fail on systems with getent
       which doesn't detect clamav group.
     + do not overwrite the existing config file
 
 
 There are initial packages for Windows available at:
     http://clamav.elektrapro.com/binary
 
 --tk
 
 
 0.53
 ----
 This release has removed the limit for a file name length in clamscan. Some
 viruses (eg. W32/Yaha.E) are using very long file names, and they were
 ignored in mbox mode. Users of AMaViS-ng and other wrappers were not
 vulnerable to this problem, because that programs don't use original
 attachement file names.
 
 -) clamscan:
     + removed limit for a file name length (thanks to Odhiambo Washington
       <wash@wananchi.com> for the test files and extensive mbox testing)
     + mbox: adapted to the new changes, enabled thread support (Nigel),
 	    re-enabled temporary directory removing.
 
 0.52
 ----
 
 This version contains a portability fixes - it should compile on OpenBSD,
 MacOSX and NetBSD (support for them was broken in 0.51). 
 
 -) clamd: various fixes:
 	+ drop supplementary groups (suggested by Enrico Scholz
 	  <enrico.scholz@informatik.tu-chemnitz.de>) (this has been implemented
 	  in freshclam, too)
 	+ work-around for the segmentation fault at QUIT under FreeBSD
 	+ check timeouts when waiting for threads in RELOAD mode
 	+ SelfCheck - internal integrity check (by default every 1 hour)
 	+ fixed problem with directory scanning on non typical file systems
 	  (bug reported by Jason Englander <jason@englanders.cc>)
 	+ clamd is a system command (clamd.1 -> clamd.8, /usr/local/bin ->
 	  /usr/local/sbin) (Magnus Ekdahl)
 -) clamscan:
 	+ mbox code updates (Nigel Horne) - it fixes some problems on *BSD
 	  systems (see mailing lists archives for the details)
 	+ enable core dumping (Nigel Horne) [ with --enable-debug ]
 -) freshclam:
 	+ applied http-proxy patch from http://bugs.debian.org/clamav (by
 	  Martin Lesser <admin-debian@bettercom.de>)
 	+ when configured with --disable-cache, freshclam forces 'no-cache'
 	  option in proxy servers (patch by Ant La Porte <ant@dvere.net>)
 
 -) HPUX (10.20/11.0 tested) support (thanks to Joe Oaks <joe.oaks@hp.com>)
 -) fixed support for SCO Unix and BeOS (Nigel Horne)
 -) support/mboxscan: new version with SpamAssassin support (Nigel Horne)
 -) re-included TrashScan 0.08 (by Trashware <trashware@gmx.de>) - the security
    issue has been fixed.
 -) included "Installing qmail-scanner, Clam Antivirus and SpamAssassin under
    FreeBSD" how-to by Paul Hoadley and Eric Parsonage
 
 
 0.51
 ----
 
 OAV database is up to date ! There was a problem with signature parsing,
 because some hex strings were upper case. Anyway, I still recommend you
 freshclam for a database updating.
 
 -) support for the genuine OAV database
 -) limited memory usage (at the cost of speed, increase CL_MIN_LENGTH in
    libclamav/clamav.h to make it faster, it's safe to set it on 3-4 for
    the OAV database)
 -) fixed compile problem on TurboLinux 6.5 (probably others, too), the bug
    was reported by Henk Kuipers <henk@opensourcesolutions.nl>.
 -) clamd: fixed THREXIT (thanks to Piotr Gackiewicz <gacek@intertele.pl>)
 -) clamd: fixed serious bug with thread argument type
 -) clamscan: mbox: don't scan empty attachments (Nigel Horne)
 -) configure: --with-db1, --with-db2 (suggested by Magnus Ekdahl)
 
 
 0.50
 ----
 
 Here it is...
 Clam AntiVirus 0.50 contains an anti-virus library - libclamav, a fully
 multi-threaded daemon clamd(1) and a quite long list of changes. The
 documentation was rewritten and you _should_ review it. By courtesy of
 NERvOus <nervous@nervous.it> and ElektraPro, there are three mailing lists
 available - you can subscribe via www at http://clamav.elektrapro.com/ml.
 Please check the manual for more information.
 
 
 New software:
 
 -) libclamav with RAR, Zip and Gzip support built-in. The library is thread
    safe and should be very secure, also. It uses UniquE RAR File
    Library by Christian Scheurer and Johannes Winkelmann (RAR 2.0 support only)
    and zziplib library by Guido Draheim and Tomi Ollila. Both of them are
    included and slightly modified in the clamav sources. You need the zlib
    library for the Zip/Gzip support, though. The API is described with
    examples in the clamdoc.
 
 -) clamd: a modern anti-virus daemon. It uses configuration file clamav.conf
    described in the clamav.conf(5) manual. The program was written with
    security as a goal. 
 
 -) clamuko: on-access scanning under Linux. It utilizes Dazuko kernel module
    (GPL, http://dazuko.org) and is clamd-based.
 
 New features / improvements:
 
 -) enhanced scanner engine (better detection of some complex polymorphic
    viruses)
 
 -) clamscan: Nigel Horne <njh@bandsman.co.uk> has added the ability to scan
    mail attachments in a filter. For example:
 
    $ clamscan -i --mbox - < /var/spool/mail/john
    /tmp/aa6b9fc06bc477ae/setup.exe: Worm/Klez.H FOUND
 
    Nigel is the author of the whole mbox code in clamscan. Currently it only
    works in a filter mode, but there are plans to move the code into the
    libclamav and allow clamd using it. Please check support/mboxscan, also.
 
 -) clamscan: support for including and excluding multiple patterns with
    --include and --exclude (patch by Alejandro Dubrovsky
    <s328940@student.uq.edu.au>).
    Example: clamscan --include .exe --include .obj --include .scr /mnt/windows
 
 -) clamscan: don't scan /proc files (Linux, st_dev comparing). No more
    /proc/kcore related mails :))
 
 -) clamscan: use libclamav's archive support by default (it's enabled by default
    and may be disabled with --disable-archive) and switch to the external
    unpackers (if specified) in the case of libclamav archive code error.
 
 -) freshclam: proxy support (via $http_proxy variable and --http-proxy).
    I started implementing proxy support some time ago, but never finished.
    Nigel Horne did the great job and has finished the proxy support !
 
 -) freshclam: --daemon-notify. freshclam will send the RELOAD command to the
    daemon after database update (supports both tcp and local sockets, it reads
    clamav.conf to determine the socket type).
 
 -) freshclam: support for viruses.db2
 
 Bug fixes:
 
 -) freshclam: log 'Database updated' message (thanks to Jeffrey Moskot
     <jef@math.miami.edu> for the bug report). It now prints a number
     of signatures in a database, also.
 
 -) clamscan: fixed compile problem on Solaris 8 and some other systems -
    #include <signal.h> lack in others.c (thanks Mike Loewen
    <mloewen@sturgeon.cac.psu.edu> for the bug report)
 
 Documentation:
 
 -) included Japanese documentation by Masaki Ogawa <proc@mac.com>
 
 -) updated Spanish "Sendmail + Amavis + ClamAv - Como" by Erick I. Lopez
    Carreon <elopezc@technitrade.com>
 
 -) rewritten clamdoc, included clamdoc-html, removed PostScript version (.ps)
 
 -) Clam-Mutant ;) logo update by Michal Hajduczenia <michalis@mat.uni.torun.pl>
 
 -) new man pages: clamd(1), clamav.conf(5); others updated
 
 
 !!!
     Please don't use the oav-update script with this version. It doesn't
 update viruses.db2 and supports OpenAntiVirus.org site only (the last
 update of the OAV database was 1 July !). Nicholas Chua <nicholas@ncmbox.net>
 has generated over 200 new signatures, ClamAV's database is also frequently
 updated (expecially when new wild virus/worm appears, eg. W32/BugBear.A).
 
     This software is still in developement (new software == new bugs), however
 clamscan should be very stable. You shouldn't use clamd/clamuko (well, clamd is
 stable, clamuko isn't) on production systems, yet. Please wait for 0.51 at
 least ;). ClamAV 0.50 was tested on Linux and Solaris and should work fine.
 There is a problem with clamd on FreeBSD (tested on my FreeBSD 5.0-CURRENT) -
 the daemon crashes with Zip/Gzip files (disabling ScanArchive should help).
 
 Enjoy !
 --
 Tomasz Kojm
 October 5, 2002
 
 
 0.24
 ----
 
 -) fixed threads deadlock in a critical error situation (bug found by David
    Sanchez <dsanchez@veloxia.com>)
 -) fixed sigtool bug (negative seeking)
 -) fixed potential clamscan segfault in the case of memory allocation error

 -) unpacker execution error is no longer treated as critical - a few programs

    (eg. Qmail-Scanner, TrashScan) have clamscan command hardcoded with all
    archive options turned on. Now, if unpacker can't be executed, raw file is
    scanned and scan process is continued.
 -) reverted to pthread.h detection
 -) TrashScan 0.07 (Trashware <trashware@gmx.net>)
 -) --exclude (regular expressions are not supported !)
    [ex: clamscan --exclude="/proc/kcore" /], but please use it with care.
 -) included html documentation
 
 IMPORTANT NOTE:
 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 You will probably have a problem with a default Qmail-Scanner (1.13 or newer)
 installation. You need to increase qmail-smtpd softlimit or disable it. You
 can force clamscan to use only half of the memory which it uses by default, too.
 Please change the following line in the clamscan/matcher.h file:
     #define MIN_LENGTH 5
 to:
     #define MIN_LENGTH 3
 and recompile the program. Unhappily, scanning may be a little slower in some
 cases, but it shouldn't be significant. Then you can safely set the qmail
 softlimit to 8 MB. I want to thank Doug Monroe <doug@planetconnect.com> for
 his contribution in the problem analysis.
 ---
 
 New ClamAV version is in a heavy development. It has currently built-in
 support for RAR, Zip, Gzip and tar. The daemon will support only built-in
 compression/archive support. Snapshot will be available for a few days.
 
 0.23
 ----
 
 -) fixed compile problem on FreeBSD (thanks to Wieslaw Glod <wkg@x2.pl> and
    Ken McKittrick <klmac@usadatanet.com>)
 -) clamscan reads all .db files from data directory, so you can put your
    own databases there and they won't be overwrited by the updaters. viruses.db
    is still the main database file (if --database isn't used).
 -) --deb (debian binary packages scanning) by Magnus Ekdahl <magnus@debian.org>
 -) --remove option, but be careful with it !
 -) new clam logo ;) (GPL) by Michal Hajduczenia <michalis@mat.uni.torun.pl>.
 -) TrashScan 0.06 (by Trashware <trashware@gmx.net>) - a script for scanning
    mail with procmail. I recommend it. (support/trashscan)
 -) documentation updates
 
 0.30 release will contain a daemon and an anti-virus library (with simple API),
 so you can use it directly in your projects. I want to build in zip and rar
 support, also.
 
 There are binary packages for AIX available. Please check the documentation.
 
 0.22
 ----
 
 This release fixes bug with scanning archives in unaccessible directories with
 *superuser* priviledges (after dropping priviledges scanner wasn't able to
 access the archive, although the same archive was accessible), thanks
 for Sergei Pronin <sp@finndesign.fi> for the problem description. Now all
 archives unaccessible directly by the clamav user are copied (with a respect to
 --max-space) to the temporary directory. All old filesystem tricks were removed.
 
 Other fixes / improvements:
 
 -) better error handling, new error codes
 -) improved -i (--infected) option
 -) removed --strange-unzip option
 -) removed eicar test files and logos from the documentation due to the GPL
    (thanks for Magnus Ekdahl <magnus@debian.org>), ClamAV-Test-Signature is
    used instead
 -) removed Qmail-Scanner patch, ClamAV is supported by Q-S 1.13 (thanks guys!)
 -) code cleanups
 
 
 0.21 Release
 ------------
 
 It fixes following problems:
 
 -) database downloading in freshclam/0.20
 -) malformed amavis-perl patch from 0.20
 -) clamscan problems with some unzip versions, please try --strange-unzip
    option
 
 ClamAV 0.21 source package contains initial support for NetBSD
 (thanks to Marc Baudoin <babafou@babafou.eu.org>, Jean-Edouard BABIN
 <Jeb@jeb.com.fr>), better support for Mac OS X (Masaki Ogawa <proc@mac.com>),
 and clamdoc documentation corrected by Dennis Leeuw <dleeuw@made-it.com>.
 
 
 0.20 Release
 ------------
 
 The most important change in this release is a new, linear pattern matching
 algorithm. You will find more informations about it in clamscan/matcher.c -
 in the sources and in clamdoc. Summary (since 0.15):
 
 New features:
 
 -) fast pattern matching algorithm
 -) sigtool utility, check `man sigtool` and clamdoc
 -) Linux: threads autodetection on various architectures
           (Magnus Ekdahl <magnus@debian.org>)
 -) -i, --infected: clamscan prints only infected files
 -) 'Data scanned' in summary, size in megabytes with 16 Kb precision
 -) configure: --with-dbdir sets the database location
 -) support/sigmake shell script by Dennis Leeuw <leeuw@stone-it.com>
 -) Spanish "Sendmail+Amavis+ClamAv installation how-to" by
    Erick I. Lopez Carreon <elopezc@technitrade.com>
 
 Updates:
 
 -) "Debian GNU/Linux Mail Server v. 0.2.0" by Dennis Leeuw <leeuw@stone-it.com>
 -) qmail-scanner patch from Kazuhiko <kazuhiko@fdiary.net>
 -) general documentation cleanups / updates
 -) freshclam / Internet database location
 
 Fixes:
 
 -) threads autodetection on not-x86 Linux systems
 -) gcc 3.x support (David Ford <david+cert@blue-labs.org>)
 -) data type fix on Mac OS X (Peter N Lewis <peter@stairways.com.au>)
 -) removed -w, --whole-file, now clamscan scans whole files by default
    -w is still supported by internal getopt(), because it is used in
    various patches
 -) removed --one-virus, still supported by getopt(); removed 'Found viruses'
    from summary, clamscan stops file scanning after first virus
 -) fixed old problem with scanning stdin
 -) removed amavisd-patch - strange problems have been reported
 
 OpenAntiVirus Update is a great tool written by Matthew A. Grant
 <grantma@anathoth.gen.nz> and it will be the primary updater for ClamAV
 in the near future. In contrast to freshclam it has proxy support and many
 specific features. Please check clamdoc for more informations and how to
 obtain it.
 
 
 0.15 Notes
 ----------
 
 This version contains minor bugfixes only, such as:
     -) multiple fixes in freshclam (it has problems, when one of the
        hosts wasn't accessible), there were logic flaws in the code
     -) fixed problem with password protected archives (unpackers were waiting
        for password)
 
 New features:
     -) OpenBSD support (thanks to Kamil Andrusz <wizz@mniam.net>)
     -) added support for amavisd, qmail-scanner (see ./support)
 
 There were no major bugs and I was very busy, that's why new version is
 released just today. In the next 2 months, clamav development will be much
 faster. Here are some of my plans:
 
     ~ 0.20 : New pattern-matching algorithm
     ~ 0.30 : clamlib; clamscan and the daemon based on it
 
 There is a new homepage:
 
 		http://clamav.elektrapro.com
 
 Thanks to ElektraPro.com for sponsoring this site (it's very fast).
 Thanks to NERvOus <nervous@nervous.it>.
 
 If you are interested in current development versions, please check
 snapshots link.
 
 Resource usage limits in 0.14
 -----------------------------
 
 Two new features: --max-files, --max-space have been implemented. If you have
 enabled one of this options, clamscan monitors resource usage (number of
 created files and used space) and stops extractor when it has exceeded
 the limit. You should use these options to protect your machine against
 Denial of Service attacks. In the near future --max-levels (limit for
 recursive archives extracting) and --max-time (spent on checking/extracting
 files) will be implemented.
 
 
 FreeBSD: AMaViS compile problems
 --------------------------------
 
 Please check FAQ.
 
 !!! Strange signatures in VirusSignatures-2002.04.15.10.51.zip !!!
 ------------------------------------------------------------------
 
 Last version of signatures was ~90 kb, this version is ~474 kb.
 But I don't understand, why some signatures are mega-huge. When I decoded
 them, they looked like regular files. In CA they were removed from the
 database and I probably add them later, in normal sizes.
 
 Installation :
 --------------
 
 Please view documentation in ./docs. There are several formats - pdf, ps
 and plain latex, if you want to compile it yourself.
 
 You need GNU make (on Solaris you should have gmake).
 It was tested only with gcc 2.9x compilers.